The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-17


this In this instance, Chief Goldsmith
made the following statement: ~ went TO
tho hearing with the impression that our
case was TO be handled by Mr. Vincent.
Immediately after the prefcrmcnt OF the
charge, acting under the orders OF Mayor
Gottschaik, went 10 Providence and con-
suited with Mr.. Vincent relative TO the
case. explained It's details to him and
obtained his advice. As favor he asked
that the hearing be held this week, AZ he
had planned TO go on his vacation on Bat
urday. On my return consulted with the
Mayor relative TO this matter and he, In
turn, arranged with President Eastwood
that the hearing should be held tonight.
From my conversation with Mr.. Vincent
fully expected that he would conduct our
case. Consequently was unprepared for
the turn OF affairs at the hearing.
Garfield Social Temple.
The regular monthly meeting OF Garfield
Social Temple OF Honor was held last
evening, but little business coming up Tor
action. The degree team was present and
the third degree was worked. One candi-
date was initiated and two propositions
for membership received.
Irish National Foresters.
The regular meeting of Branch William
O'Brien, Irish National Foresters, was held
last evening and considerable business OF
a routine nature was transacted. A com
munication was received from Branch
Daniel O'Connell of Providence to attend
the annual installation OF their officers
which will take place on Sunday, July. 70.
The invitation was accepted and the MEM
bers voted to attend.
The invitation to parade tomorrow at
the laying of the cornerstone OF the Sacred
Heart Convent was accepted, and the
members were requested to appear at the
hall promptly at o'clock in the afternoon
to take part In the parade. One member
was voted In and ono name was received
for membership.
Minor Accidents.
Warren Remington, brother of DIR. Re-
mington, while playing ball yesterday
afternoon ON the Fsles and Jencks lot on
Dexter street, fell and cut his foot quite
severely. 1t was found necessary to take
two stitches in the wound.
Yesterday evening John, the young son
of Officer Bloomfield, while playing on
Bagley street, stepped on ragged piece of
bottle cutting gashes in the instep, toe
and bottom of the foot. DIR. Gottschalk
attended his injuries.
Select Social.
A select social was held last evening
under the auspices of the Central Falls
Cadets in their armory on Central street.
The affair was rather informal, yet one
of the most pleasing events of the season
was enjoyed by the young soldiers and
l.,s, Icl I'D A< 81,
tinued to late hour and everyone present
seemed to have enjoyed themselves thor
onghly.
sisted of Capt. John Kelley, ex-Capt.
eney and John Callaghan.
Central Falls wheelmea.
A special meeting of the Central Falls
! Wheelmen was held last evening to COM
plete arrangements for the bicycle race
which Is to be held at the Pawtucket
Driving Park. Maurice Frost, the Secre-
.tary of the club, rendered his resignation
as "a member, and it was accepted. The
following committee was appointed to
make arrangements for q moonlight ex-
cursion to be held In the near future.
City Hall Insured.
The insurance policy on the City Hall,
which expired some time last week was re-
newed yesterday through the agency Of
Judge Goff. Formerly there was NO. insur-
'ance on the new part, but In the present
policy the whole building has beendnsured.
The amount of the new policy IL 10000,
(which Is carried In the same company.
Notes About the Caty.
Mrs Joel Austin of High street is isit-
ing friends at Meriden, Conn.
John F. Kelley has accel to . position
at one Of the leading hotels at Block
Island.
Miss Nellie McArdle of this ,oity Is
spending a. few days with friends at West
Fitchburg, Mass.
The Misses Anna and Josephine Godin
have returned from a pleasant visit made
to friends at Mancester, N. II.
Miss Sarah e. Goldsmith of High street,
has been 'entetaining Miss Louise Camp
bell of Pueblo, Colorado, for the past few
days.
Work on the Sylvan street sewer Is pro-
crossing rapidly, and Superintendent
Dame expects to have it finished by the
middle of August.
The annual reports Of Superintendent
Draper Of the public schools, and the
School Committee will be ready for publi-
cation in few days.
Miss Kate Beattie of the Hedley avenue
school and Miss Evelyn Young OF the
Broad street school will have their sum-
mer outing ri Bethlehem, N. III.
The residents of Lonsdale avenne are
preparing to send petition to the Board
of Aldermen to have that thoroughfare put
In safe and passable condition for public
travel.
Miss Marian Earle, teacher in the Gar
field street school, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Anna Earle, left Wednesday for
Cottage City, Mass, where she will spend
her vacation.
A special meeting OF the Central Falls
Cadets will be held this evening to take
action on participating In the parade to-
morrow incident TO the laying Of the cor
nerstone OF the Sacred Heart Convent.
Mr.. Napoleon Fontaine, President of the
st. Jean baptist Society, has been ap-
pointed marshall of the second division i'm
ln tnl, "a. 10 ~, L.I