Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-29
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Looking For His Mother and sistcr-Fine
Concert Last Evening.

Looking For His Mother and sistcr-Tine
Concert Last Evening.
Eight years ago a man named Lee left
this place and went to England leaving a
mother and sister here. He wandered TO
Australia and became quite wealthy, so
that now he can care for those he left.
He has written to the jerks Boarding
House, making inquiries about them.
All trace of his mot her and sister have
been lost.
His sisters name was Mary Ann Lee.
\ Successful Concert.
One of the largest audiences that ever
assembled in Temperance Hall was there
last evening and listened To one OF the
most interesting concerts ever given in
that we'll known place of amusement.
II was under the direction of w. T..
Rogers and William +. Butler, two Of
Pawtucket's well known vocalists, and
their first effort in arranging for an enter
tainment was, indeed, a pronounced sue
cess.
II would be doing an injustice to those
who took part, to say any one deserved
more praise than another as all I'm
turn acquitted themselves creditably and
were received with hearty applause.
A word OF praise may be given Miss
Eva Holzner, the talented young elocu
Zionist OF North Attic boro, for no reader
who has ever appeared on Temperance
Halls stage has so captivated the audience
as she did. Her first piece was the "Death
Bridge of the Tay," very difficult selec-
tion. She was recalled three times and
created many an audible smile by her
inimitable limitations OF different dialects
Her rendering OF "Bugle calls" was per-
feet. She seemed to have touched a re
sponsive chord in the hearts of the au
dience. Miss Louisa Parker of Provi-
dence was presented with a handsome
bouquet after her first selection.
The people left the hall well pleased,
and the following was the programme
rendered.
Duct...................... .Larboard Watch
VIM. y. Butler VIM. Rooney.
solo-Fleeting Days.....Miss Louisa Parker
Duet-Piano and violin. Katie x Thos. Vance
solo-Anchored....... Frank Hutwaitc
Duet. ..,,Arny and Navy
w r. & Walter l.. Rogers.
Reading..".......... Death Bridge OF the Tay
Miss Eva Holzner, of Boston.
solo..........".......... Mary Of Argyle
Mr.. VIM. Rooney
Solo She Wandered Down the Mouatnin Side
Miss Louisa Parker.
solo".................The Creole's Lover Song
W. T.. Rogers.
Piano solo..................Mis Mary +. Kelly
Solo selected. Mrs. II. l.. Thurbcr
solo-Vagabond. .,....... Walter T.. Rogers
Reading. Aunt Polly's George Washington
Miss Eva Holzner.
Solo....,..........,....M Thomas Mulvancy
Solo................. ..........R Robert j. Casey.
Solo. Shamrock from my Dear old Mother
W. r. Butler.
Double Quartctte...........s Rogers Brothers
Accompanies; Miss Agnes Curran and +. J
Rogers.
"NuIdoons Daughter"
Tomorrow evening the Irish farce COM
edy, "Muldoon's Daughter" will be pre-
sented In Temperance Hall by Miss Lot
tie Monteith, supported by a clever COM
pany Of comedians. vocalists and dancers.
Interesting Items.
The Town Council met at 10 o'clock to-
day to canvass the voting lists
Eureka Lodge of Pawtucket, No. o, Is.
of r., will attend the divine service at the
M. Il. Church one week from Sunday.
The Irish drama, "Arrah- Ma Pogue''
will be presented in Music Hall March
18th for the benefit OF the Holy Trinity
Church.
Mrs. James Clancy of Watson street is
rapidly recovering from severe attack Of
In grippe, much to the qualification OF her
many friends.
a well attended meeting of the Sacred
Heart Temperance society was held yes
terday. Thomas Ryan was elected to re-
pr sent the society on the Chief Marshal's
staff on st. Patrick's day.