The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-12
CITY NOTES.

William +. Roberts of this city, recent
graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege, has accepted position i'm the Office
of DIR. Davis.
The Pawtucket Spiritual Association
ton test medium last evening at meeting
held in st. Georges Hall.
Matthew McElroy and Frank Gormley,
students at the Baltimore Dental College,
are spending the Easter vacation with
their parents in this city.
Blackstone Encampment will be visited
by the Grand Officers on Wednesday even
ing, April u. After the working of two
degrees a collation. will be served.
Officers McCusker and Nemitz returned
from their vacations yesterday and re-
sumed their duties last evening. Officers
Raymond and M. Il. Hill begin their holi-
days today.
Miss Maud Stevens, who has been the
guest of friends in this city for the past four
months, left for Boston on Saturday, after
a brief visit in that city she will leave for
her home in Colrado.
Lyons Delany of this city and James
Potter and George Burnham of Provi-
dence have been selected to divide the
property among the heirs of the late Mercy
Il. Hill. The appointments were made
upon the recommendation of the heirs.
The arrangements for the ''smoke talk''
to be held by the members of Manchester
Encampment this evening have been COM
pleted, and the committee has arranged
an excellent musical and literary program.
The affair will no doubt be very enjoyable.
Ill
night, and remain so throughout Holy
Week. The well-known German comedian,
Pete Baker, will be the next attraction,
and will be seen in three of his successes,
namely: "The Emigrant," "Chris and
Lena" and "Bismark."
Rev. Father Ryan of Brooklyn, who de-
livered an address on temperance recently
before the st. Mary's T.. A. and b. Society,
will deliver n sermon OH temperance at st.
Joseph's Church on Tuesday evening. The
regular Lenten devotions will take place
on that night instead of Wednesday even
ing.
The rehearsals of the "Chimes of Nor
mandy" which Is to be presented on April
26, "a and 2s, at the Pawtucket Opera
House, under tho auspices Of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Sacred Heart Church,
are progressing SO favorably that the pro-
duction of high order OF light opera is
assured.
The 4th. grade Tigers of the Church Hill
School defeated the 9Th grade Tigers of the
same school In o game Of baseball on Satur-
day by the score 80 to IL. The features Of
tho game was the pitching Of Eagan, the
catching of Ural and the work done by
Shartenberg fat the bat. All the latter
were of the 4th. grade.
The speaker at the meeting of the So
cialist- Labor party held I'm Mule Spinncrs'
Hall last evening was Il. w. Theinert of
Providence. The subject of the address
was "The Outlook" The speaker con.
sidered that while from an industrial
standpoint the outlook was very poor, the
prospects OF the party were growing
brighter every day.
A general meeting of the members of
the Pawtucket Boat Club and Athletic
Association will bc held tomorrow night.
and the members will hear a report re-
garding the amount Of insurance that Is
to be received for the loss of the boat
house. The committee appointed to a..
certain the cost Of securing land for new
house will also report.