Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-23
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CENTRAL FALLS.
Inc Council meeting-Parish srhooi Dedi.
cation-Interesting Items.

Tho regular meeting Of the Town Coun-
Gil was held yesterday afternoon. There
was but very little business transacted,
except the allowing OF numerous bills.
Inc Dexter street matter was not re-
ferred to at all.
Inc report OF the commission on the
oreat road was accepted and Councilman
JORDAN and Hawkins were appointed 10
SEQ the abutters on the Branch turnpike
and try to make arrangements TO get the
land taken In widening without damages
from the town. The Branch turnpike Is
part OF the Great road
The report OF tho commission on the
Lindsey pike was accepted.
Voted to continue the sewer on jerks
street, the whole longth OF the street.
Voted to continue the sewer on WASH
ington street little distance above Lin.
coin avenue to accommodate several abut-
ters. Petition for new highway at
Manville was continued.
The commission on the new road from
LIMERICK to Ashton made partial report
and II was voted to make the street fifty
feet wide.
The Kearneys Chowder.
Last evening the members of the
hearney Light Infantry enjoyed
chowder in the new armory on Mil
street. II was the first social gathering
that has been held since camp.
After the chowder, which was excellent.
had been disposed Of Captain Lythgoe
told the boys that II was an informal
gathering and invited oil to enjoy them
selves.
Ex-Captain Howard +. Wall was called
on and made short, pleasant speech in
which he complimented the officers and
men on their good appearance in camp,
and on their hospitality.
Songs were rendered by Captain Lyth.
goe, Lieutenant Gorman Sergeant, Houli-
han and Il. j. Kelley. Song and dance
by the "Mulcahey Twins" Several lively
bouts with the gloves between Lieutenant
Phillips, Private Cavanaugh and others
brought the affair to a close after
giving three cheers for Captain Lythgoe.
The committee of arrangements con-
sisted OF Sergeant German, Corporals j.
f. Connorton and Donahue, and Privates
Cavanaugh and Shea.
Parish school Dedication
Next Sunday afternoon the parochial
school Of the Church OF Our Lady of the
Sacred Heart will be dedicated by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Harkins.
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
Father George Il. Mahoney. For nearly
fOurteen veara Eat har Mohonay Lo, 49,.
in charge OF this parish and has made it
prosperous In every respect. The new
school was formerly the Sprague Hall
building on Broad street, purchased over
year ago, and is an excellent place for
school.
Father Mahoney is favorably mentioned
on the successor to the late Father Kane
as pastor OF st. PatrIck's Church, Valley
Falls. The diocesan board of examiners
to choose successor to Rev. Father Kane
will meet on Sept. 7th.
A Tally Ho Ride and sail.
Tomorrow w. II. Boardman of Valley
Falls and party o. about twenty friends
will embark in tally-ho coach for APP
ponaug and then In a yacht for fishing
trip.
Mr.. Boardman will act as guide, having
done 30 for number of years, and he
promises that he can pilot them where the
finny tribe are numerous and guileless
enough to bite hook.
Interesting Items.
George Connors is in New York for two
weeks.
The T. ID. Daniels Dramatic Company
will meet tonight.
Thursday there will be meeting of the
School Committee.
u Mrs. Lydor of Washington, ID. c., is
visiting friends here.
Tho Board of License Commissioners
will meet tomorrow.
Rev. J. A. l.. Rich left yesterday for
two weeks vacation.
The regular session of tho Court OF
Probate will be held tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Mcclure of Moore street is
at the Metropolis for two weeks.
Miss Sarah Costello of franklin, Mass,
is visiting relatives on Cowden street.
Miss Bridget Payton OF Dexter street is
spending her vacation at Nerragansott
Terrace.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Robert ID. Heys and Minnie Harley, both
OF this place.
The vets, as the days slip by, are surcr
than ever OF winning prize at the Bos-
ton muster.
Misses Margaret and Martha Shaw and
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin OF Providence
are visiting friends here.
The Lonsdalo Flute and Drum Band
that leads the Cadets on street parade are
very hno looking body OF young men.
John Hickie, Chief Ranger of Court
Flower OF Dexter, will spend his two
weeks furlough at the White Mountains.
Misses Jennie and Anna Moore Of New
York and Miss May Cohen OF Providence
are the guests Of ID. A. Maloney and sister
OF Kendall street.
Matthew Walsh of Lonsdale was fined IS
and coata this rnornfug for nsaanltinU hie