Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-17
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CENTRAL FALLS.
The Church Eobber Found to be an Old
Prison Bird-Sotes About Town.

The Church fobber Found to be an Old
Prison Bird-Sotes About Town.
This morning Charles Munroe, who
broke into the Ashton Church and stole
the chalice, was brought from Jail
for examination.
Thomas w. Robinson appeared for the
prosecution and the Court found Munroe
probably guilty and held him in the sum
of 81 .O0O
State Detective Seavey OF Taunton and
Deputy Sheriff Brown OF Attleboro were
present an recognized in him as an old
offender. Ills right name is Adoiph Ben
der and he has served II years in different
jails.
Temperance Gally.
Next Sunday evening there will be
temperance rally in Temperance Hall un-
der the auspices OF the Sacred Heart Tenn
perance Society. Among the speakers
will be p. j. Quinn of Phenix and p. j.
Mccarthy OF Providence.
Board of Trustees.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Trustees
OF the Sacred Heart Temperance Society
Monday night II conference was held with
the commissioners appointed to widen
High street.
John III. Barber explained matters TO the
board and James Callaghan, John Nc
Grath and II. V. Babcock were appointed
a committee to settle the matter with the
commissioners. A committee was also
appointed to secure opera chairs Tor The
hail.
a Business Manner.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
is progressive body. The member, are
those possessed of the spirit OF the age and
Will put no ohsta le in the way OF M
provement. The society owns land on
High street which the town council pro-
poses to widen. The Board OF Trustee of
the organization, without any bargaining,
etc, which would delay the work OF the
commission, appointed a committee TO
meet the commission and settle the waole
matter. TINS is business, the proper way
1t should be done, and one that others
should practice.
Sacred Concert.
Sunday evening February 28, q Sacred
Concert viii. be given in Temperance Hail
and William +. Butler.
Among the artists who will take part
are Miss Louis Parker, the welI-kEown
vocalist of Providence, and Miss Eva
Hol2ner, the pleasing elocutionist of
North Atileboro.
The rest OF the talent are equally
meritorious, and one of the best concerts
of the season may be expected.
inte'c.ting itcms.
Washington Lodge, X. OF r., visited Eu-
reka Lodge of Pawtucket last ,vening.
Alex McGunnagle, the Dexter street
druggist, mourns the loss of a fine setter
| dog which is missing.
Charlie Bassett, the base baIlist, and
James Welch left yesterday for Coventry
on fishing expedition
A letter from Rev. j. II. Lyon, from
Jacksonville, Fla, states that he arrived
at that city safely ana in good health.
AT the meeting OF Court Flower of Dex-
ter Monday evening the social committee
decided to hold another Sunday evening
concert in the near future.
~ phiI VI AOTsto dNJdCuSu W hLG VI DOW
mans moving teams started on run on
Summit street Monday afternoon and
were stopped by Daniel Livingstone.
Monday Eugene Lafond and d, liza
James were married at the French CatLo-
lie church. File James, brother of the
latter, and Mary Chatquette were aiso
Joined together.
Mrs L. w. Thurber, who was President
OF the Veteran Firemen's Auxiliary Corps
at the late fair, Will entertain the lady
attendants at her residence, Is Summer
street, Tuesday evening next.