The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-25

tleboro officials and was arrested upon the
arrival Of the train at Pawtucket by acting
captain Vananda upon advice sent him
by the same officials. What.became Of the
other two men no one knows, as the horse
and team was picked up early Saturday
morning by lOfficer Couture and stabbed
at Barber's barn. The robe, whip and
blanket were missing, but later obtained
by d special officer who was sent to Attle-
boro and found them.
A SURF rise Birthday Party.
Miss Bertha Gosling, daughter OF George
Gosling of Central street, was pleasantly
surprised last evening by the members of
the Afternoon and Evening Whist Club.
The occasion was the birthday of Miss
Gosling. The evening was spent most
pleasantly, the PRINCIPAL entertainment
being whist, at which Mrs. Charles Smith
proved herself an expert by easily winning
the prize. Mr.. Godfrey played so wretch
edly that he was voted unanimously the
BOBBY prize. During the evening a pal
atable collation. was served. Before the
gayeties of the evening closed Miss Cos
ling was presented with a beautiful fern
dish by her friends.
Rescue Division Meeting.
Rescue Division, Sons of Temperance,
No. 21, held regular meeting last evening
and transacted considerable business. A
committee of five was appointed to arrange
for an entertainment in the near future.
The Recording Scribe was instructed to
apply for dispensation to omit the regu-
lar meeting next Monday evening, that
being Memorial Day. Visitors were present
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encouraging remarks for the good and
welfare Of the Division. Two applications
for membership were received.
Celebration on Central Street.
Friday evening the Central Falls cadets
will hold slow bicycle race on Central
street, the course to be from High to Mill
streets. The committee have received
number Of entries, and valuable prizes will
be given. At the same time or later In
the evening a beautiful banner will be
dropped announcing the annual excursion.
which will be held July 8.
Resigned His Position.
James H. Kennedy, for a long time q
special officer in this city, called at the
police station and informed the officials
that he had resigned his position. At the
same time he turned over all the keys and
other articles to belonging the department
to Chief Goldsmith.
Carnival Committee Met.
The midsummer carnival will be con-
tinued to the evening Of Memorial Day
and also the following Saturday night.
All the minor contests will close that even
ing, but the contest for the two bicycles
will not close until June II, on which
evening the committee will tender the lady
canvassers q reception. This evening the
carnival will be visited by the Olneyville
Cadets, Central Falls Cadets, st. Jean Bap-
tists Society, Woodlawn Social Club, and
Christian Doctrine Society OF the Holy
Trinity parish,
Twilight Temple Of Honor.
Twilight Temple of Honor, No. 81, will
hold an important meeting tomorrow
night. The committee on decorating the
deceased members graves will report, and
also the committee on invitations will re-
port the number of answers received. The
newly elected officers will be installed and
other important business will come up for
consideration.
Notes About the City.
The License Commissioners meet Thurs
day evening.
Anson Rice and Thomas Sweeney
started today for the Soldiers Home at
Togus, Me.
President Eastwood has issued a call for
a special meeting of the Board of Alder
men for Friday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Episcopal
Church will meet in quarterly conference
at st. Georges Church tomorrow.
Chasles A. McCalum and family removed
to their summer home, the Elite cottage
at Narragansett Terrace yesterday.
Paul Peterson, for malicious injury to
property belonging to Jacob jacobson
Sunday night, was fined $50 and corts.
An anniversary mass was celebrated at
Holy Trinity Church yesterday morning
for the late Rev. Father Ryan of this city.
The pipe for the new sewer has arrived,
and work upon this long needed want will.
in all probability, be commenced this
week.
Fred Jackson of Manville, charged with
keeping liquors for sale on Sunday, will
have trial Friday. He is held in 800
securely.
Just received. Sterling and Crescent
Tandems, both diamond and drop frame.
Also lot of Crescent and Heating single
Bicycles at $50. H. l.. Spencer.
Dominick O'Harra, who attempted to
cut his throat week ago, and the Kelley
boy who was hurt in a bicycle collision |
last week, are both progressing very
favorably.
The fountains at Jencks' Park have
been cleaned out during the past week.
md a large amount of mud, sticks and |
lin cans were removed, preparatory to |
turning on the water.
Fred Welcome of this city, and one of |
he star performers of the Washburn
circus, will receive a warm reception from
his many friends when the above circus
ppears in Pawtucket.
The committee of arrangements for the
'asket party which is to be given in Grand
army Hall, under the auspices of the
acred Heart Choral Union, have nearly
ompleted the full details of the affair.
There will be a special meeting of the
i'm Dooley association tomorrow evening
O'Clock In the private Office of the
resident L. g. Phillips, Dexter street.