The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-15

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for the round trip will be $10.25 and the
tickets will be good for 80 days. The
! convention will last one week and the re-
| mainder of the time can be profitably
spent In visiting some of the famous
| places In that vicinity. The indications
are that there will be large number from
this city and the Blackstone villages go
| on the trip.
| Injured His Foot
James Bradsley, while on his way to
work at II 80 O'Clock this morning, stepped
| on q piece of broken bottle at the corner OF
| Cross and Dexter streets, and severed the
| metarcal artery of the left foot, making
| cash of about six inches long. He was
assisted to McGunagle's drug store whore
! he was attended by DR.. st. Pierre. Later
| he was taken to his home, 121 Garfield
street, In carriage.
| Holy Trinity Y. M. G. A.
A special meeting of the Holy Trinity
| Y. M. G. A. was held last evening to con-
slider the new bylaws and constitution.
| Several sections were acted upon and the
| consideration of the remainder was post
poned until Monday evening, when an
| other meeting will be held. The COM
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| place on August 10, made report OF
progress.
Court Work and Win.
| The semi-annual installation exercises
| of Court Work and Win were held last
| evening and proved to be one Of the most
| sociable affairs of that kind in the history
| of the organization. The officers were IL =
stalled by State Deputy Davis, assisted by
| Past Ranger Cummings. Several of the
minor committees were appointed by the
Chief Ranger. A committee was appointed
| to arrange for the holding of fair during
| the winter months. The ways and means
| and the auditing committees will meet
| Sunday afternoon.
| After the exercises collation. was served
and a most sociable time was enjoyed.
! Truant Oficer's Report.
Truant Officer Watson has compiled his
! annual report for the school year just end
| ed, and shows the following result: Num-
ber of cases of absentees, 159; number of
parents notified to send children to school,
81; number Of truancy cases acted upon,
| 81; number of children warned, 127; num-
ber of children employed by permission Of
the School Committee, "a; number Of
! children granted certificates, 90; number
of notices sent to employers of violation
| of the school laws, II; number under sus-
picion during the year, 10.
Tore His Clothes Up.
Last evening young man named Fred
| eric Coyle was arrested on the complaint
| of his father. Some little while ago
| Frederic decamped from the paternal roof
with large amount of his brothers cloth
| ing which he disposed Of.
! When confined in cell he destroyed the
! clothing he wore, and was carried to court
wrapped In blanket.
Judge Goff sentenced him to three
| months for larceny, and as his parents re-
fused him another outfit he went down In
| the blanket. @,sails2lsxA
The Foundation Finished.
| The foundation of the new gas tank was
finished by the contractors and everything
is now ready for the iron work. Two car
loads of the iron sheets arrived yesterday
and the balance Is expected to arrive before
the end of next week. 1t was expected
| that the iron workers would arrive this
week, but the contractors are finishing up
four or five Jobs of like character In the
| vicinity OF Boston. AS soon as those con-
tracts are out of the way the full force will
be brought to this city and the work will
be pushed to a speedy end.
Notes About the City.
The CentraA Falls wheelmen will hold
an important meeting this evening.
Councilman Joseph e. Fales and family
have gone to their summer cottage, Pleas
ant Bluff.
Victoria Rebekah Lodge met last even
ing and worked the rank Of Page on two
candidates. ~, usssdsS sfis G$9
Joseph Clarkson of the Broad street fire
station, is enjoying his day of today, and
visited the State Camp at Quonset.
Henry T. Smith of the Standard Seam
less Wire Company left this week for Tay-
lor Park, COL, to visit the gold mines.
This evening the members of Queen
Esther Lodge, Order Of the Eastern Star,
will enjoy q moonlight excursion to
Crescent Park.
Branch 265, Catholic Knights Of America,
will meet Friday evening to complete the
final arrangements for the parade, which
Is to be held Sunday.
Virginia, the 3-ycar-old daughter OF
Joseph and Maria Rabbit OF Pleasant
View, died last evening. Tho funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
Twilight Lodge, Sons OF Temperance,
held their regular meeting last evening,
but nothing out OF the ordinary was
transacted. One candidate was initiated.
Division No. ., A. o. H., headed by the
Hibernian Rifles and under the marshall
ship of state President John r. Quinn and
Edward LAWN, made short street parade
this morning before ombarking for Provl-
dence.
Michael Stephenson, "a years Of ago OF
this city, was arrested on North Main
street, Pawtucket, yesterday afternoon by
Officer Lee of that city and locked up at
the police station on charge Of being q
common drunkard.