The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-03

touching solo, and Rev. George r. Perry,
pastor Of the church, made the address Of
welcome 70 the visiting delegations. Rev.
Smith Baker OF East Boston, Mass, who
made the principal address, outlined the
mission OF the Christian Endesvoritss, end
interested his audience intensely In the
description Of the work.
Then came singing by tho congregatton
after which . collection was taken up
which resulted In . tidy sum. Robert
Cushman gave IN historical sketch OF
Ten Years Of Local Union Work." which
proved very interesting 70 theSsudience.
Rev. q. II. Woodrow Of Providence, presi-
dent Of the X. ]. Christian Endcsvor
Union, prophesied the great advancement
of the work which would take place In the
next ten years to come. Benediction by
Rev. !. w. Porter concluded the exercises.
Veteran Firemen Met.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Veteran Firemen was held last evening. 1t
was voted to participate In the New Eng
land muster mt Springfield In September.
This year the muster will probably last
two days and tho boys are expecting q
good time. A. Everett Durham, K. A.
Dwyer and c. A. Reynolds were appointed
as a Committee of Arrangements. On
Sunday, the 18th, will take place the an
nual custom OF decorating the graves Of
deceased members, and 1t was voted to do
this In a body, and each member was re-
quested to contribute flowers.
District Court Doings.
The LIQUOR cases against Frederick j.
Sweers and James McGrath Of Cumber-
land were called this morning In the
District Court. Both were found guilty and
fined go and costs and 10 days In jail.
The witnesses for the prosecution were
Matthew Taylor and Rev. James v. Chal-
msrs. Lawyer Williams appeared for the
Union Temperance Committee and Law
yers Osfield and Robinson for the de-
fendants. An appeal was taken to the
Higher Court.
Charles Ware of Manville was fined e5
and costs for an assault on Thomas Fitz-
gerald and In default Of payment was
committed.
One man from Saylesville and yone from
this city were nned q and costs for drunk
onness.
Cornelius Monahan was sentenced to
the State Farm a. Q common drunkard.
supper et Emburv Churcns
Last evening the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the Embury NJ. K. Church, entertained
the church people to the last supper pre-
vious to tho summer vacation. Following
the supper business meeting was held to
formulate plans for the fall. Among the
most important matter decided upon was
the idea of holding an entertainment early
In the month of September.
Notes About the City.
Miss Mabel Smith of Broad street Is Wis
iting relatives In Fall River.
Mrs. w. c. Southwick is visiting friends
at the Clover Tea Farm at South Franklin,
Mass.
James Tingley OF Attleboro, well-known
In this city as produce dealer, died quite
suddenly last evening at his home.
A young child living on High street
while playing with button hook yester-
day caught it In her nostrils in such way
that 1t required the services of DIR. Howe
to extricate 1t.
A Mrs. Rueleau of street died suddenly
yesterday from heart disease. The deceased
sick but few moments and expired before
doctor could be summoned.
THE Daughters of the. Revolution will
visit Wellesley College next Monday, and
after inspecting the buildings will visit
South Natick, whore they will have dinner.
After dinner the party will visit the Hun
newell and Cheney farms. II 1t storms
Monday they will go Wednesday.
One Of the telegraph wires which pass
over the Cross street bridge broke last
evening, one end falling on the track and
the other on Cross street. A passing train
ran over the end Of the wire, causing q
loud explosion. Sergt. Louks placed the
other part of the wire out of the way 80 al
to avoid accident.