The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

full candidates as some Of the teachers that
have not led as yet are liable to jump In
the last few days of the contest and put
different aspect on the standing Of the
contest.
It may be well 10 remind the candidates
again that the contest will close on the
evening of Feb. 26, at 8 o'clock sharp.
Positively no votes will be received after
that hour, and 1t would facilitate matters
IL the votes were handed in as early as
possible on that day. ~
Remember the TRIBUNE has no favorites
in the contest. Our aim Is, vacation
treat to the school teachers of this city
and the city of Central Falls, and the ad
vancement of the public school system by
personal visit Of those who In turn can
describe the scenes and incidents to the
Acting upon the suggestion, made by
several teachers who have made the trip to
the National Capital by personally con-
Quoted tours of the "Royal Niue Line"
the management of the TRIBUNE, with
the best interests of the successful candi-
dates. in view, has decided upon few
changes, which will no douht be appreci-
ated. All details of the trip were arranged
yesterday with Manager Simmons OF the
"Royal Blue Line" and covers transpor-
tation, state rooms, meals, transfers, hotel
accommodations and every expense.
The itinerary is as follows:
Tuesday, March 5, leave Providence at
$50 D. m, arrive in Fall River at 6:18
O'Clock. Supper at the Mellen House,
after which carriage WIN be taken to the
wharf of the Fall River line, where the
other members of the party from Boston
will be met. State rooms will be assigned.
A feature of the trip to New York is the
coucert by the steamer's excellent or
chestra.
Second Day-Brealxfast is served on the
steamer. The early riser will be well re-
warded by the magnificent panorama pre-
sented as the boat nears New York. The
course lies past Wards, Randsli's and
Blackwelps Islands, and under the man.
moth Brooklyn bridge, and as the boat
rounds the Battery, Governors Island and
the Statue OF Liberty are seen on the left.
Reaching New York Ut 7:20 .. m. the party
is transferred by special annex boat to
G. r. r. of N. J. depot at Jersey City, and
train is taken at 8:26 q. m. for Philadel-
phia, special vestibuled "Royal Blue Line"
cars being provided. The route is over
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey and
Philadelphia and Reading railroad, the
train entering Philadelphia at 1890 a. m.
Washington Is reached at 1:40 p m, and
carriages are at once taken to the hotel.
Thursday, March An Washington.
Inauguration of President Mckinley.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday are spent
In Washington visiting the many points
of interest in and about the National Capt.
tai. While in the city the services Of the
Conductor are at the disposal of the men,
bers OF the party. Daily itineraries will be
laid out 50 that every place Of interest may
be visited. At such time as will be con-
venient to a majority of the party, Q trip
will be made to Alexandria, Mount Vernon
and Arlington, without additional expense
to the tourists.
Monday, March 8-After breakfast car
riages are taken to the B. & o. depot in
season for the 500 q. m. "Royal Blue
L,ne' train. Lunch is served en- route,
and New York is reached at 1:20 p. m,
the afternoon being spent in the great
metropolis. The Fall River Line steamer
leaves its pier at 500 p. m. Stateroom
keys are distributed on arriving at the
steamer, and supper is served on board
Immediately after leaving New York.
Tuesday, March 9-Fall River is reached
at 500 a. m, although 1t is not imperative
to rise for some time after that hour.
Trains leave Fall River for Providence at
7:42, 1857, 9:53, LAP, a. m; J AZ p. m,
respectively.
Manager Simmons writes the TRIBUNE
that the management will make special
effort to see that nothing is left undesired
to promote the pleasure of the teachers and
others who are members Of the ''Inaugu-
ration Trip" Already sixty of the best
people in various parts of New England
have been booked for the trip. The num-
ber in the party will be limited.
The TRIBUNE has booked for two. OF
course, it was impossible to give the names,
but this matter was immaterial and when
the successful teacher is announced every
thing will be in readiness for the trip to
Washington. Those who desire to stop
over in New York, ETC., on the return trip
may do 80 without additional charge, by
notifying the conductor. Baggage, (either
trunks or handbags) will be checked
through from Providence to Washington.
The conductor of the party will take up
checks on the steamer and arrange for de-
livery OF baggage to room Of hotel without
trouble or expense to passengers.
PAwTUCKET
Miss Nellie f. Martin, Ward Room No. 1859
Miss Minnie T. s. Carey, Garden st. ..... l4l7
Miss Ellen McKeough, Ward Room No.. 79l
Miss Alice Currier, Grove st. ...... ....... 7s2
Miss Elizabeth A. O'Brien, Division St.. 72s
Miss Ellen &. Brennan, Washington St.. 7l9
Miss Mary f. McCabe, East St.........".. 702
Miss Agnes Boles, South Woodlawn..... $40
Miss Lizzie +. Finley, Cherry St.......... e37
Miss Sarah j. Kirk, Garden. St............ t69
Miss Grace Grant, Garden St............. sos
Miss A. Maud Emerson, Church Hill...... 495
Miss Sarah l.. Cullen, Lincoln Avc...... 494
Miss Sarah Keenan,, Quincy Ave........ 492
Miss Margaret q. Butler, Central Ave.... ss7
Miss jeanette w. Fairbrother. Broadway 40
Miss +. +. Jenkins, Church HILL. $50. $40
Miss Wadsworth, Chrrch Hill.........". $40
Miss Maud Slocum, Broadway. 30
Miss Louisa Cushman, Middle St......... $50
Mr.. Lendo G.. Smith. Church Hill Iso