The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-24
SELECTED THE COURSE.
The Executive Committee of the Dawsons
Met Last Evening.

The Executive Committee of the Dawsons
Met Last Evening.
The course of the great cycle road race
of the Dawson Cycle Club has been decided
upon. The executive committee met last
evening and completed nearly all the ar
rangements 1t was decided at first to hold
the race In the Pawtucket Driving Park,
but finally the committee changed their
minds and voted to hold it in this city.
One thing that influenced the committee
great deal is the fact that there will be
number of strangers in the city that day
to see the race who in all probability will
expend more or less money, and the COM
mittee felt that it would be doing the local
merchants an injustice not to give them
an opportunity to receive the benefit of it.
The meet will take place on Hunt street,
and the course will be from Hunt street
through Sayiesville to Smithfield avenue
to the slaughter house and thenlback over
the same course. The date set for the race
is Saturday, May 15.
To Attend Dedication.
Mayor Gottschalk has in his possession
an invitation from the committee of ar
rangements, for the members of the city
government to participate in the dedica-
tion of the soldies' monument in Paw
tucket Memorial Day. The communica-
tion will be forwarded to both branches of
the Council to take action upon 1t.
"Chimes OF Normandy
The last rehearsal of the "Chimes of
Normandy" previous to the dress rehearsal
which will be held at the Opera House to-
morrow afternoon, was held la 't night and
gave much satisfaction to the director and
committee. The success of the opera is
assured, as the soloists and chorus are in
excellent form and understand their parts
in a perfect manner. The Opera House
ought to be crowded.
Branch a65, Catholic knights.
Catholic Knights of America, was held
last evening. The sad death Of Brother
Patrick Barron of Pawtucket, one of the
oldest and most respected members Of the
Branch, was announced. The feeling of
sorrow among the members at the death
of the deceased found expression in the re-
marks of many of the members, who gave
touching eulogies on the noble traits of
character and his worth as a man and
brother. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
well Known Character Dead.
Word was received here today that Ran
som Eldredge, a we'll known character
about the city, died last night at the State
Farm. Eldredge, during . number of
years has been addicted to strong drink
and his consuming love for It caused
him to spend many weary months at tho
State Farm. He was arrested In the early
part Of the week In Pawtucket and sent
down for six months.
Notes About tho City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Faies sailed today
from New York for an extended European
trip.
Monday evening Pocassct Tribe, /. o. o.
F., will be guests Of Moshassuck Tribe of
Woodhwn.
The executive committee of the West
Side Republican Club held q business
meeting last evening.
Marriage intentions were fled this
morning at the City Hall by George Le-
Clair and Elenore Phsneuf.
Bernard r. McDermott, Q graduate OF
the College OF Surgeons and Physicians OF
Baltimore, Nd, is visiting Druggist Nc
Gunagle Of Dexter street.
Il is said that Mayor GottSchslk will
issue call for meeting Of the City Coun-
ell In joint convention for "wednesday
evening to elect bird officers.