The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-03
The DOings Of the Day In
and About the City.
Short Stories of Minor Happen.
ings Among Our People.
Timely Topics Of General Interest TerseIy
Told to Tribune Readers.

A meeting of the Democratic City Com
mittee will be held this evening at Sarsfielc
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Gobeille and Miss Thomson
are in New York attending the millinery
openings.
Miss Florence Lapworth OF Hopedale
Mass, Is the guest Of Miss McManus OF
North Main street.
The flag will be displayed from the new
staff on the post Office building on Thurs
day, for the first time.
DIR. j. A Robinson is soon to open an
Office in connection with his pharmacy on
Mineral Spring avenue.
The marriage intentions of Frank C..
Sanford and Louis Marie Gregoire have
been filed with the City Clerk.
The regular bi-monshly meeting of De-
1aney Council No. 81, Knights of Colum-
bus, will be held this evening.
The owners Of pool tables who desire
reduction in the license fee will be given a
hearing at the City Hall this evening.
The grand opening ef Charles Els wine
and lunch rooms at IS Broad street takes
place tomorrow. lPalatable lunch served.
The Loyal Circle of the King g Daught
will hold birthday reception in the par
Jors OF the Park Place Church this evening.
There will be meeting of the Wood
lawn Improvement Society tomorrow eve
ming at their headquarters on Lawn ave-
nue..
Three drunks appeared in the District |
Court this morning, and the charge against |
all three OF them was drunkenness. The |
fine was the same in each case, ~ and
costs.
Archdeacon Tucker will oficiate at the
'. %&9ck service at Trinity Church this
10 and Rev. Erastus DeWolf of
morning, "'ate at the evening !
Providence will o.
service.
The meeting Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be addressed this
afternoon by Miss Susan M. Kenyon on
the subject of "Woman's Suffrage, an Ala
to Prohibition"
The various parties interested in the pro-
posed changes to Main street have been
notified to appear before the Board OF AL
dermen on March 10 and show cause why
the street should not be widened and
Strengthened.
George Cunningham went to Portland,
Me-, yesterday and last evening played |
with the Portlands against the Rockland |
team. Cunningham put up a star game
and won repeated applause by his fine
playing. He scored two goals. Rockland
won the game, goals to 4.
Warren Hacking entertained about 20
of his yonng friends at the residence of
his parents on Webb street yesterday
afternoon. The afternoon was pleasantly
passed in playing games and other amuse-
ments. At the close of entertainment re-
freshments were served. The youthful
host was the recipient of many gifts.
The following officers were elected at a
recent meeting of the East Side Pleasure
Club: President, Charles ]. Morris; Vice
President, Thomas Sullivan; Secretary, Ed.
ward Il. Smith; Treasurer, Edward III.
Dennehy; Executive Committee, William
Fitzpatrick, William Cavanaugh and
Chares j. Ryan; Sergeant-at Arms, Will
liam Bowe.
Hugh j. Malloy, District Deputy OF the
Knights Of Columbus for Bristol County,
and well known in this city, was united in
marriage Saturday to Miss Mary Hart,
daughter Of Major j. w. Hart of Wey-
mouth, at the latter town. Mr.. Malloy
will live in Lawrence, where he has been
appointed principal of the Tarbox gram
mar school.
The docket OF uncontested petitions for
divorce will be in order on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week. There
are large number of cases on this docket.
Dut IL Is not known how many OF these
VIII DC heard, as the last time such peti-
lions were In order but few of the large
number then on the docket were brought
up by the parties interested.
Judge Shove announced in court this
morning that after consideration he had
decided to deny the motion OF Hugh I
Carroll. On Wednesday last Mr.. CARROLL
moved that the complaint of ]. n - pra-
zeau be dismissed, and the reasons al
vanced were published at the time rrho
case will now be tried on the original
counts, OF which there are two.
A meeting OF the building committee .,
st. Mary's Temperance Society was held
last evening, and the plans for the new
hall were discussed. The favorable pro.
gress of the work will enable the commit.
tee to report to the Society at the meeting
TO be held on Sunday afternoon. II Is
probable that at this meeting some def
mite action will be taken on the question.
The Pawtuxet Valley Times had the fol-
lowing complimentary notice relative TO
the appearance OF Miss Deborah X. Knox
In that place last Sunday: Mis-, Knox In
her address TO the Sunday school she held
the closest attention Of the very youngest
children, while In the evening, when ad-
dressing adults, she presented the gravest
truths In q manner which not only won