The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-03-01

tn en- not less deeply than those OF wider
sphere.
The services were conducted 1t the house,
Rev. Mr.. Learned of the Valley Falls Bap-
tist Church officiating. The interment
took place at Riverside cemetery, the bear
ers being members OF the family.
West eide R~pup' can Ci 'b.
The entertainment given by the West
Side Republican Club, was somewhat va
ried last evening. Instead of the usual de-
bate the members listened to an interest
ing lecture by William j. Smith. The
subject was "The Early History OF Animal
Life.n Mr.. Smith was &C ccorded the closest
attention, and at the close OF the lecture
was given vote Oh thanks for his instruc-
tive address.
Division No. o. A. d. II.
Division No. 8, A. o. H., held their reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon, and
transacted considerable routine business.
One new member was admitted and five
propositions for membership were received
and referred to the proper committee. A
deal of amusement was caused by the an
nouncement Of the secretary that the divi-
sion had won an unknown prize at the
fair of a division at West Warren. The
covering was taken off the package with
great care, and great deal OF curiosity
was aroused. Upon examining the parcel
it was found to contain pair OF gentle
mans undergarments. Considerable riv-
airy was manifested to see who would OBJ
tain the prize. They were, however,
awarded to John F. Quinn, State president
of the order.
The Democratic Club.
The Central Falls Democratic Club will
hold an important meeting tomorrow
evening at headquarters. Every member
is requ sled to be present, as business of
the utmost Importance is to be transacted
The spring campaign is about to open and
the club proposes to make a strong fight
for the party candidates. Several of the
prominent party leaders will be present to
assist in the deliberations of the evening
In all probability the merits OF the legis-
lative olcket will be discussed and line
gotten on some of the candidates.
Mayor Received an Invitation.
In an article published in this paper
Saturday, it read that the Mayor was not
invited to attend the turkey supper and
ball of the veteran firemen. 1t has been
learned since the publication OF the article
that q portion Of 1t was incorrect. The
Mayor received two complimentary tickets,
and member of the committee visited the
Mayors house and invited him personally.
The rest of the article Is substantially cor
rect in as much as he received no invita-
tion to speak at the supper. This correc-
! tion is made with pleasure as 1t is the TRI-
BUNE's desire to state only facts.
Notes About the City.
Mrs. John H. Pilling is seriously i'll at
her home, "a RAND street.
An original pension has been granted to
Joseph Buxton of this city.
Mrs. Walter j. Patt spent yesterday with
friends at Worcester, Mass.
TIL, friends of Fred c. Spencer are
| pleased to hear that he is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lynd will leave for
| New York Saturday night on a pleasure
| trip.
John Linnihan of Couden street spent
Saturday and Suday visiting friends in
! Boston.
Miss Emma Bowen Of this city is finish
| ing her musical education under jules
Jordan of Providence.
Mizzie Carlin entertained her Sunday
school class of the Holy Trinity Church at
her home in Saylesville.
One of the local reporters is growing
sarcastic. Suits are handy things to have,
but the policemen are not banker after
that kind of suits.
Miss Caroline Wood of this city in COM
pany with Mrs. G.. Stanley of Pawtucket,
visited Boston last week to select piano
for Park Place Church.
Miss Tessie Lynd arrives home from
New York this evening, and tomorrow
will leave for Boston to attend the grand
millinery openings in that city.
In the District Court this morning, John
McCrystal was adjudged guilty OF being a
common drunkard, and received six
months sentence. One drunk was fined
S2 and costs.
1t is reported that steady stream of
politicians visited the residence of John
Dennis yesterday. 1t looks as if the ring
leaders had forgotten that the Sabbath is
set apart as day of prayer.
Mrs. Edward Bosworth, one of the lead
ing contralto singers of Providence, will,
in all probability bs engaged to assume one
of the parts in the opera "Chimes of Nor
mandy" Mrs. Bosworth was present yes
terday at the rehearsal.
A. q. Monkhouse, one of the tenors of
the local Pythian Quartet, and who has
been in charge of the music at the Broad
Street Baptist Church for some time, has
accepted position as chorister at one of
the churches in Pawtucket.
Interesting services were held Saturday
evening at the Union City Mission, Dex
ter street. Coffee and sandwiches were
served free. During the evening num-
ber of tramps from the Pawtucket police
station were fed by Mr.. Collins.
Next Friday the Grand Jury will consid-