The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-11

MCCARTHY and Miss Katie Norton.
Central vslIs Cadets.
The Central Falls Cadets have secured
the tents Of The. South Providence Cadets
for their trip 70 camp next Saturday.
Arrangements have been made to give
them . rousing reception upon their re-
arrive home the young lady friends Of the
company viii tender them . grand prone
made. II n the intention OF the eompany
and their lady friends to continue the
AFFAIR for ten nights. The committee who
will have charge Of the sffsir are Michael
Kane, Joseph Hunt, Michael Mcduirc,
Thomas Cavansugh, Joseph OsneId and
Edward Burt.
Funeral Of Mrs. TuIIy.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Tully was
held this morning from her late home, 022
High street, and was attended by . large
concourse Of friends and relatives. A high
rnass of requiem was celebrated at 6t.
Patrick's Church, Valley Falls, by Rev.
M. j. Cassidy. The bearers were John w.
Carr, Joseph Premier, Frank Quinn and
and Michael Islin. The burial took place
at Dodgeville.
buperintondenCs top0rts
The report of Superintendent Draper Of
the Public Schools will be sent to the
printer this week and will be ready for
distribution the early part OF next week.
The document, no doubt, will be an In
teresting one a. Mr.. Draper has instituted
q number OF progressive reforms during
the past year which have worked to the
advantage, not only of the scholars but to
the system at large.
Hoasewsrming Tonight.
The members of the Florence Dramatic
Club will take possession of their new
quarters In the Fales block tonight. A
regular old fashioned housewarming pro-
gram has been arranged for the evening
and . pleasant and enjoyable timc 10 anti
cipated. The committee who has charge
of the affair has prepared . novel program
OF vocal and literary selections. During
the evening collation. will be served.
Benedict Will Postponed.
The regular semi monthly session Of the
Probate Court IL in session this afternoon.
The Benedict will case has again been
postponed for two weeks, as the lawyers
In the case have come to no agreement.
The publication of the contents of this
will is awaited with much interest by the
citizens.
Notes About the City.
Miss Edith Michaud of Woonsocket is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse.
David Coucher and grandson are spend
ing the summer at Franklin, Mass.
Miss Minnie Guertin of this city is en-
joying brief rest at Narragansett Pier.
Nat Pierce, Jr., has arrived home from q
pleasant visit to relatives at Plymouth,
Mass.
Miss Mary Jane Devine and Miss Mary
Abbey are enjoying themselves at Newport
this week.
Miss Corrinne Tetreault of Southbridge,
Mass, 10 visiting the Misses st. Germain,
Broad street.
Hon. e. L. Freeman IL stopping In the
State Of Maine enjoying well earned rest
from his arduous duties.
Miss Fanny Freeman, OF the E. L. Free
man Printing Company, has gone to Maine
to spend months vacation.
Bert Patt left this morning for visit to
Cottage City. On the way he will stop at
New Bedford for few days to visit rela-
tives.
Mamie Joyce, who has been visiting her
aunt Mrs. MCGEE of this city for the past
two weeks, has returned to her home in
Lynn.
Councilman Fales, chairman of the Joint
standing Committee on Police, Is in
Providence today purchasing the furniture
for the police station.
The Sunday School of the Congrega-
tional Church enjoyed an excursion TO
Swansea yesterday. A fi-st-class time was
the verdict Of all those who attended.
An open pool tournament will be COM
menced at Henry Coyle's saloon this even
ing and large number of young men will
try for the meerschaum pipes which have
been offered as prizes.
j. H. Burns, the Central street news
dealer, is making arrangements to spend
the coming week with friends at New
Bedford, Mass. Some of the boys say that
Jack Is going to make arrangements to
hire whaling bark for trip to the Klon-
dyke In search of the yellow metal.