The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-23

Orand Conssrt snd Sale.
Agrand concert and sale was held last
evening q Good FslIows' Hall on Lonsdals
avenue, undsr the management OF the
Wsysids 0athsrers' Circle, Kings
Daughters, Of the Presbyterian Church OF
L0usdals. The hall was well filled and the
program seemed TO give general sstisfac-
tion to the audience. During the inter-
mission leo cream and cake were served.
The following program was rendered:
PART I.
Piano SOlO--Sel ec ed........,.........,....,
Miss sophia Ayquith.
Song-"I'li Tell Your Mother on You".....
Misses Grace Julian and Mamie Arquith.
Vocal Duet-"I5rotherIy Love"......,.....
WV. walker and James Sidebottom.
Reading lected.................. -......
Mrs. Anna Scrutton Hough.
Violin and Piano Duet-Selected .. .....
Miss Maggie and Master Leo BnnnoD.
Song-"shes just as Good as You Are.
w. w. Walker.
T1O-Selected. d......................-..
Mossrs. Asquith, Walker and Ashworth.
Reading-selec lected.-..............-- "....
Mrs. Anna Scrutton Hongh.
PART II.
Song and Chorus--sweet Long Ago..
WV. Walker and Chorus.
BoritOne so o-"The Holy City"..........
James Sidebottom.
Violin and Piano Duett- -Selected.......
Miss Maggie aud Master Leo Bannon.
song-sele ted...-..........,. ..--..........
Thomas Ashworth.
Reading-Selec cted.......... ..'....
Mrs. Anna Scrutton Hough.
Vocal Duett--"Cvp OF fWoe"...----.........
ID. Asquith and w. w. Walker.
Piano bOlo--Selected.... d.................''. 80
Miss Sophia AsQuith.
Song and Chorus-'Hot Timein Old Town
Misses Grace Julian, Mamie 1Asquith and
- Chorus.
Casing the Books.
"A number OF men, under the direction
of the trustees of the Public Library, were
at work last evening boxing up the books.
1t Is intention of the trustees to tempor-
arlly store away the books In one OF the
empty stores of the Brennan block on
Central street. In all probability 1t will
be the the middle OF September before the
library will be reopened.
West Side Republican Club.
The msrA hers of the West Side Republic
can Club, celebrated the Diamond Jubilee
OF Queen vietoria at their nosnns last eve
niug by q program of vocal and instru-
mental selections. Daniel A. Hunt, Presi-
dent OF the club, occupied.the chair and
introduced the following talent: Prof.
McGill In shis "Fary Beus," and the
rendition OF 1.-THE various pieces was re-
ceived with tumultuous applause; solos
by Messrs. Mcdonald and Marsland; !;
recitation, 1.-The Pilgrim OF the Love-"
Mr. Briefly; solo, j. Dewhnrst; solo, j..
Hanson; reading, j. McCarrache; solo, A.
Marsland; solo, Prof. Gill; solo, A. Mars
land solo, Pref. Gill; solo, J.. Wadsworth; !;
solo, J.. Brierly; solo, G. Dale; address, J..
Walker; solos by Messrs. j. Wade, j.
Knowles, j. Pearson and ID. Mcdonald |;
reading, w. Chadwick. 1t was mid
night before the festivities were brought
to q close. The members Of the club. were
well pleased with the EVENINGS entertain
men&.
Notes About tho C1ty.
The quarterly conference OF the Embuyy
Chunch will be held this evenarg. Rev. G.
f.. Bass, d, D., Of Providence will preside.
Victoria Rebakah Lodge, met last eve
ming and transacted regular business.
One proposition for membership was re-
ceived.
Mrs, Gibson OF Portland, Me-, and Mrs.
Augur of Springfield, Mass, are visiting
their brother, Med Bernard, the Broad
street druggist.
John Watson .ayho was married last
evening, was the lucky person tovdraw the
ing store yesterday.
The. Fourth of July committee will meet
this evening and the question of having
fireworks Fourth ofJuly evening in Jenks
Park will be settled.
Two men from LIMERICK, one woman
from Cumberland and one man from this
city were fined S2 and costs each IN the
District Court this n0-ning.
j. Donayan of Waltham, Mass, is visit.
ing his brother, John Donovan of Lens-
dale avenue. He will leave today for an ex-
tended visit to Magnolia, Mass.
Quite q commotion YVES caused last even
ing on Dexter etreet bya dog fight. The
dogs fought upwards of half an hour, and
finally the united efforts OF q number of
msn separated them.
In trying to avoid running over small
boy last evening on Dexter street man
driving in an open democrat wagon mar
rowly escaped from colliding with Dex-
ter street electric car.
r. W.. Steward has started new industry
in the Falee block. He has a contract
from the Narragansett Boat Club to build
a number Of working boats. Mr.. Steward
has finished one of the boats and has sew
erai more under way.
The regular meeting OF Abraham Lincoln
Lodge, Sons OF st George, took place last
evening. One candidate was initiated.
After the regular business Of the meeting
various members made remarks concern
ing the jubilee OF Queen Victoria.
The marriage of Michael j. Cummings
and Miss Agness Schey is announced to
take place next Monday morning at Sa-
cred Heart Church. The bride to be Is a
popular young lady Of Cross street. The
will take place at her home.
What He Had In View.
Mr.. Crimsonbeak-I don't believe