Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-03
CENTRAL FALLS.
About Permits To Parade-The Veterans
Thankful-NOtes.

About Permits to Parade-The Veterans
Thankful-Notes.
There is considerable talk going on Just
now, when a crowd chances to congregate,
as to whether the Veteran Firemen were
obliged to get permit to parade on the
evenings the fair was in progress in Tenn
perance Hall. II they did not IL would
seem as though little partiality has been
shown by somebody, as not long ago a
street. demonstration something similar
was stopped by the police until permit
was secured at a cost of S2.25.
1t will be remembered that during the
week in December the Town Clerk kept
his Office open evenings for the purpose
OF registration. The Democrats in order
to get up as much enthusiasm as possible
among the voters who were not registered,
hired drum corps to discourse more or
less attractive music.
In accordance with the new ordinance
in regard to bands, parades, etc, the pc
lice stopped them as they had 10 permit.
One was secured and 1925 was charged
for IT,
In Pawtucket, under a similar ordi-
nance, nothing is charged for permit.
II the ordinance is only 10 be enforced
when Democrats are connected with the
parade, it is well to know SO 80 TO be pre-
pared with permit.
Laid Mt Rest This Morning.
The funeral OF John j. Healey OF Gar
field street will be solemnizod tomorrow
at $3.50 o'clock from the Church OF the
Holy Trinity where requiem, high mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father Farrelly.
The deceased was in his nth year and
leaves a wife and family to mourn the loss
of kind father and husband. He was
well known, having lived here for years
and was highly respected. lie was lead
ing member OF Court City of Pawtucket,
A. OF.
The Veterans Thankful.
Now that the fair Is an event OF the past
and the committee has time to look
around, it finds that tho gu cess lof
| the undertaking has been very gratifying.
! There has been no bIZaar held in this
place where those who attended enjoyed
themselves more than at the firemen's
fair. Everything passed off pleasantly
from beginning to end and the amount
realized is far above the expectations OF
those who had the matter in charge.
The committee worried hard toward
making it success and was ably assisted
| by the ladies, to whom credit is due.
! The veterans are grateful and will pleas
! antly end the whole affair by entertaining
the ladies, the canvassers and all who
assisted, some evening in the near future.
Pleasant Gathering.
Yesterday Thomas b. Farrell, a highly
respected young man OF the western dis
trict, attained his ma ority and last eve
ming there was a large and happy gather
ing OF young people at his home on Earl
street. He was the recipient of many
presents to serve as reminders Of his 21st
birthday. Among them, which was pro-
baby the most substantial gift OF all, was
:lO0 in gold from his parents. Thomas,
who acted as host, did the honors in his
usual graceful manner and made the eve
ming so agreeable that 1t will long bc re-
mcmbcrcd by those who were present.
MIR. Farrell is well known and one of the
most promising young men OF the village.
| ilC lb u lllClllDtI VI NONlN y lOHNA VI DSASNA
and is manager OF the well known
amateur team, the Star Base Ball Club.
Interesting Items.
There will be meeting of the Cadets
banquet committee tonight
The Board of Fircwards will meet next
Monday evening in regular monthly
session.
Every mombet of the drill squad of the
Temperance Cadets should be present
Friday evening.
Tho Garfield street school has not yet
been opened for the education OF the
rising generation.
Andrew Leighton formerly of the firm
Leighton and Degnan, grocers has ac-
cepted position with the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company.
The ladies committee of tue Veteran
Fircmon's fair will enjoy an afternoon tea
with Mrs. Thurber the chairman OF that
useful body, during the week.
Frank Mulligan, who applied for lodg-
ings last Friday night CT the police
station and insisted on having u blanket
and was locked up on charge Of drunk
enness, was given trial yesterday and
discharged. The witnesses were confused
on dates. Some swore it was Friday and
some Thursday night.