Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-18
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Donovan Nuptiais.
II will be the fault of the voters OF tho
town IL they are not all registered on the
3lst OF December Mr.. Crawford has been
to Albion and Manville and Will visit
Lonsdale, Saylesville and LIMERICK. On
those visits the collector of taxes always
accompanies him in order to give all
chance to pay the poll tax. Mr. Crawford
Will remain in his Office in the Town
House until p. m. on the evenings of
December 26, 2S, 20, 80 and3l. Democrats,
don't miss the opportunity of performing
your duty as citizens and voters.
Bacon -Donayan
One OF the most interesting events i'm
social circles occurred this morning at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity when Thomas
A. Bacon, prominent young business
man OF Dexter street, and Miss Agnes
Donavan OF Lonsdale avenue were united
in marriage by Rev. Father Farrelly.
After the ceremony a nuptial high mass
was celebrated during which the different
soloists in the choir under the direction of
Miss Mary Kelley rendered their parts in
very pleasing manner. The bridesmaid
was Miss Nellie Bacon, sister OF the groom
and Mr.. Bacon's attendant was Mr.. Dona-
van, brother OF the bride. The church was
well filled with the friends OF the young
couple. A beautiful wedding breakfast
was served at the residence of the brides
parents on Lonsdale avenue and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon left on wedding tour to
Boston and other New England cities.
The bride and bridesmaid were attired in
becoming costumes, masterpieces of the
dressmakers' art. The wedding presents
were many and costly and show the
esteem in which the young people are
held.
The Evening school.
The Broad street evening school is being
very well attended which proves that the
young men and women of this place are
aware OF the advantages OF an education
and are improving an excellent opportun-
ity. The evening schools are a boon to
the working boys and girls. They are
Obliged to toll all day to support them
selves and perhaps assist to support
Others and cannot afford to lose time
necessary to receive even an ordinary edu-
Nosioh' hN evening oShooio oiN NhNii OhAy
hope and i'm most instances they are well
attended by an earnest lot OF pupils eager
to store their minds with knowledge.
The teachers who have charge of the
evening classes are equally as well quail
fed as those who are in the day schools
and thus the grade is the same in both
schools. Three rooms are now used to
accommodate the pupils and it is pleasing
to note the regular attendance and the
rapid manner in which the pupils are ad
vancing in their studies.
Charity Covers a Multitude of Sins.
II is only about one week before
Thanksgiving when all are supposed to
give thanks and make the day one Of fes-
tivity, short season OF JOY. There are
families in this town who are not blessed
with an abundance and not even sufficient
sometimes to sustain an ordinary family,
but person can do n great deal when
obliged to and that is the case with those
people A number OF families will not be
able to procure the traditional turkey or
even n chicken and those who are well
supplied will enjoy the Thanksgiving
feast more thoroughly il they know they
have made some home pleasanter by con-
tributing something to these poor families.
Overseer of the Poor Gilc hrist has a sum
OF money which was realized by ball
game between the BARRIERS and wine clerks
and was to be expended to give the poor
children an excursion, but not having
enough the idea was abandoned and il will
be expended for Thanksgiving dinners.
There is not enough and any contribution
will be accepted by the overseer.
Interesting Items.
meeting OF the veteran firemen will 10
held this evening.
A hearing on the Mowry Smith will
takes place tomorrow.
A small lad named John Dockery was
bitten on the hand yesterday by a dog.
The sidewalks on Central street need
fixing. That job should be done when the
street is widened
A barber in this village has a rather
curious sing displayed. 1t reads: "All
Kinds OF Hair Removed"
frankie Brennan, whose leg was broken
Pierce, about two weeks ago, is improv-
ing.
The French Democratic Club will meet
Friday evening in the Huot Building and
every French Democratic voter should
join and educate himself in the principles
OF the party.
The birth rate in Lincoln was larger
than any other town in the State last year.
Some say this is a dead town but these
facts disprove any such statements. 1t is
indeed very much alive.
Friday evening a coffee supper will be
given in Temperance Hall under the aus
pices OF the ladies OF the Holy Trinity
Church. At that time the lucky candi-
dates at the recent fair will be presented
with the articles which they won.