The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-09

large sudisncs In attendance and the pro-
gram ives finely presented and thoroughly
enjoyed by oil present. The program was
- follows:
Plano solo, "BriIIisnts," Miss Minnie
Applston; reading, "A 6isterly Scheme"
Miss elsie Everett Burnett; violin solo,
"Il Trovatore," Frank Foster; soprano
solo, ss0oing TO Market" Miss Leah l..
Blake; reading, "The Husking Bee," Miss
Burnet; soprano solo, "When the Bwal-
lows Come Again." Miss Blake; reading,
"Race Agninst Time," Miss Burnett; vio-
olin solo, "Romance," Mr.. Foster.
The affair was In every way pleasing
success and reflects great credit upon the
committee under whose charge the ar
rangem ents were.
Fleet sd Omcers.
The Young Peoples Society connected
with the First Presbyterian Church elected
the following officers last evening: Presi-
dent, Edward Trimble; Vice President,
Miss Elizabeth Leitch; Recording Sec
retary, Miss Grace Milligan; Financial
Secretary, William M. Dickie. A com
mittee of three members were appointed
on, the following: prayer meeting, lookout,
missionary, social, temperance work,
music and flowers. Miss Grace Mniiigan
was appointed press committee.
Installed Oniccrs.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, Sons OF st.
George, met last evening, and the follow
ing officers were installed by Grand Dis
trict Deputy Holden:
Worthy President, Thomas Hawlcy;
Worthy Vice President, Robert Whitaker;
(hanfley.
Worthy Secretary, Less Hepworth; Worthy
Assistant Secretary, Abram Hobson;
Worthy Treasurer, John w. Battey;
Worthy Trustee, Ephraim l.. Bird.
Remembered by Friends.
David II. Dobbin, distinguished men,
ber of the Central Falls Democratic club,
was rendered q surprise by number OF his
friends last evening before leaving for his
new home at Minneapolis, MINI. He was
presented by James Kirwin, on behalf Of
the members, with q handsome cigar case
and box OF cigars.
After the astronomical features Of the
evening had been attended to, songs were
rendered by the following gentlemen !:
Messrs. Feeney, McKenna, II. Welch, j..
Burns, ]. Callaghan, J. p. Sullivan and p.
Mahany. II. Welch delivered q comical
stump speech.
Fell From the verands.
Mrs. Margaret Cavanaugh, an aged resi-
dent of Perry street, fell from the veranda
of her house yesterday, and 10 in a precari-
GUS condition today. In emptying q pail
of water she lost her balance. The right
shoulder was broken and she was injured
internally. DIR. T. j. McNally was called
and attended to her injuries.
District Court Doings.
Two men were fined $2 and costs for
frey and Mrs. Mary A. Campbell were SEN
fenced to the State Farm for six months as
common drunkards.
Notes About the City.
Marriage intentions were filed today by
John H. F. Smith and Mary Ramsbottom.
Alderman Keene was appointed deputy
sheriff, and took the necessary oath, Mon
day.
A number Of the Central Falls wheelmen
intend to make run to Fall River next
Sunday.
This evening the Junior League Of the
Embury Church will hold an entertain
Sunday next the members of Twilig ht
Temple OF Honor will decorate the graves
Of their deceased members.
The fair of Cercle Jacques Cartier was
well patronized last evening, and was at
tended by several visiting societies.
Smith Brothers, market men on Dexter
street, lost a valuable setter dog yesterday
by being run over by an electric car.
The watch which Charles Tierney lost at
the meeting of the Choral Union was re-
turned to him by express yesterday.
Ex-Tax Collector Choquet obtained
judgement this morning in the District
Court against George Tucker for unpaid
taxes.
Fred Hawley of Central Falls left yester-
day afternoon on vacation trip to Onset
Bay. He is to make the round trip on his
wheel.
ing and the committee on the recent en-
tertainment made favorable report. One
candidate was initiated.
The special committee appointed by the
Board Of Aldermen to arrange for the pur-
chase of the Balcom estate have met Mr..
Balcom, but no decision has been reached.
Deputy Sheriff Wilcox of the Attorney
Generals Office was in the city yesterday
serving the legal notice in several Central
Falls cases which have been passed upon
by the Grand Jury.
1t Is understood that the committee of
High School pupils, who recently appeared
before the School Committee In regard to
one session at the High School, have sue
ceeded In obtaining the signatures Of
nearly all the parents OF the pupils for the
proposed change