The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-11
Ballou Post, 6. A. r. to
Procure Cannon for Mo-
shassuck Cemetery.
Special Meeting Of the School,
Committee Last Evening to
Appoint the Teachers.
A BLOW AT PHYSICAL TRAINING
p,,.t rotet,ainment and Social Of Prosperity
Iodve. N. z. O. p. Lodged In jail Tor
Debt-Surprise Party--Local Notes.

Debt-surprise Party--LocaI Notes.
Az the last meeting OF baiiou ros.' ~
. the members made move "n'on
-. haar under consideration Tor some
,,..,a time. For q number OF months the
Inject Of getting condemned cannon
~. bur,al lot at Mosbassuck cemetery |
has been agitated, and finally reacnea
,;not,on. The matter was brought be-
fore the Post, and ex-Mayor Cnar'eS =
Mo,es was appointed committee 70 COM
.,snr,cate with the Senators and Congress-
non from this State with the view OF oo-
tain,ng four OF the unused cannons. i
Throughout the various arse4ais anu
government storehouses there are nun
drsds of these old cannons wnicn eau ue
obtained for the mere asking ior sucn
vorthy purposes. The cost OF repairing,
Wanting and setting them up Will amount
to very small sum.
The burial lot Of the Post at Moshassuck
csmetery is q handsome piece OF grouno'
The addition of the cannons, one on eacn
corner os the lot, will enhance the oesu'y
of the place materially. 1t cannot DO con-
ceived that the Grand Army mems desires
will miscarry as the object Is worthy one'
and the fact that ex- Mayor Moies has been
anpo,nted the committee will be PROOF
positive that the desired end will be ob-
ta,ned. Ex-Mayor Moies has written TO
the Congressman, and Is expecting an I'M
mediate answer to his communication.
In regards to removing the Soldiers ana
sailors Monument from the cemetery 10
the park, public opinion has, In . measure
undergone . change, and 1t Ii the opinion
of a great many Of those who hrst agi'
tated this idea that the monument be left
where 1t is, and another one be purchased
for the park.
School Appointments.
The School Committe met last evening
In special seasion to appoint school teach
era for the ensuing year. The committee
voted to discontue the teaching OF
physical training, and consequently Miss
Dispeau,s services were dispensed With.
II was voted to hold the High Scnool grad
uating exercises July 2, at 1880 p. M, In the
Congregational Church.
SUPERINTENDENT Draper was reelected at
the salary paid last year, $1,000, and Miss
Emma A. Tiffany was reelected Superin-
tendent's Clerk.
The following teachers were appointed:
High School William Overton, Principal.
Wendell A. Mowry, M. Estelle Newell,
Flora E. Fairman and M. Henri GOdfrin,
assistants.
Broad street-Room A, Elizabeth M.
Paine; room 1'Melvina ID. Paine; room 1,
Bertha E. Young; room 3, Alma Bannon;
room a, Mrs. Sarah A. Cowperthwaite;
room 8, Mrs. Lydia B. Gooding; room 8,
Mary E. Mclaughlin; room z, Evelyn M.
Young; room 8, Alice A. Wood; Assistants
Lulu N. Conland, Anna J. Larrabee and
Edith l.. Wilkinson.
Training School, Central street-Mary
b. King, Principal: room 1,Susie G.
Downs; room 2, Cassie NJ. Arnold; Pupil
teachers-Annie Davenport, Eleanor v.
Asquith, Henrietta M. Martin, Grace l.. B.
Milligan.
Hunt street-Room 1, Mrs. Mary G. Tai
madge; room 2, Mrs. Marion M. Hill;
room 3, Anna Earle.
Garfield dstreet-Room I, Mary A. Thresh-
er; room Clara E. Wilmarth; room 3, E.
Louise King; room 4, Maude e. Gooding;
room 8, Agnes M. Curran; room 6, Jennie
Il. Bowker: Assistants-Bessie K. Will
marth in rooms and 6, and Miriam Earle.
Washington street-Room 1, Mrs. Ella
NJ. Patt; room 2, Maude e. Young; room
4, Frances 8. Sanborn; room 5, Leah 8.
Vaslet.
Kendall street-Cora B. Thurber, Princi-
pal; room 2, Mabel n. Easton; room 3,
Mary p. McGrath; room 4, Mrs. Lucretia
E. Cutler; Assistant-Mary A. Holmes.
Dexter street--Room 1, Flora p. Wood /;
room 2, Margaret K. Heffernan; room 3,
A. Louise F. Fitzsimmons; room 4, Kath-
crime z. McGrath; Assistant-Annie F.
Bowker.
Hedley avenue-Room 1, Sarah E. Gold
smith; room 2, Martha l.. Brennan; room
3, Kate Beattie; room 4, Mrs. Anna +.
Stevens; Assistant-Jennie 8. Briggs.
Special teachers: Music-Mrs, Flora M.
8. King; Drawing-Lizzie L. Ball.
The Committe then adjourned.
A Narrow Escape.
Late yesterday afternoon as Supt. Nc
Gregor Of the Pawtucket Gas Company
and his driver were waiting at the Central
street railway crossing for a train to pull
out, the horse became frightened, and In
his plunging and struggles nearly cap
sized the buggy. As 1t was, he cramped
the carriage In such q manner that one Of
the rear wheels was smashed. Had it not
been for the presence of mind of Capt.
McGregor, their might have been serious
accident.
Signed Over the Goods.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson of Pawtucket paid
visit to the residence of Patrick Camp
bell on Pine street yesterday, and the re-
suit OF said visit eliminated In Campbell
being locked up for time Mt the Cross
street station. Two or three days ago
Campbell's wife was sent to tho State Farm
and Campbell concluded to sell out the
household effects and leave for neIghbor-
Ing State. His landlord, Arthur Shove, to
whom he owes rent, heard of his intended
move and had him arrested. After lam
gushing In cell for short time Camp
bell concluded to make out bill OF sale Of