Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-04-18
CENTRAL FALLS.
License Commissioners Appointed by the
Council-A Fine Concert.

following persons were granted victual-
ling house licenses: John Cockcroft,
Washington street; Edward Lafound, He'd
ley Avenue; John E.Devine, Central street,
and James Grimes, Msnville.
L. Fournier, A. Pioun, J. Begeron, y.
Levalle, J. J. Hughes, s. Davignon and c.
Ponton petitioned for tavern licenses. They
were all referred to the committee on
pelice.
Petitions of 3. Z. Patnaude and NJ. Be
rard, for hotel licenses, were received, and
referred to the committee on police.
Mrs Rebecca Comstock was granted
tavern license.
Petition to have Wetmore street worked
to a grade was received. The petition
was granted and John p. Barker, Edwin
Corbett and Graham Cowperthwaite were
appointed Commissioners to establish the
grade.
Petition to have Dexter street widened
and Strengthened from the Pawtucket
line to point near the land OF w. +. n
+. G. Sayles was referred to the committee
on highways.
Applications for positions as members
OF the Board OF License Commissioners
were received from William Fitzsimmens,
Edwin Corbett, George w. Walcott, Her
bert l.. Thurber, George Sloan and b.
Frank Bowen. On motion OF Mr.. Schiller,
the Council went into executive session.
The Council reassembled after having
been in executive session 45 minutes.
Mr.. Jordan moved that George w. Wal
cott, George Sloan and Joseph A. Roberts
be elected License Commissioners. The
motion was passed unanimously.
The following were drawn jurors to the
April term OF the Supreme Cour.. First
class, Isaac Lawton, John McGrath, Viii
liam j. Hood and Charles T. Gooding.
Second class, Warren r. Fales, Emery II.
Desiletts, Edward A. Green and James II.
Fairbanks.
Easter sunday Concert.
In Temperance Hall last evening con-
cert was given under the management OF
Messrs. William +. Butler, William f.
Rogers and K. L. Ney. There were twelve
numbers on the programme, and each was
rendered in an excellent manner.
Miss Eva Holzner, the charming reader,
was greeted with bursts Of applause.
Miss Louisa Parker, soprano, OF Prov
idence, rendered "Killarney" I'm splendid
manner, and Mr.. Ney is an artist with the
violin.
Messrs. Butler, Rogers, Casey, Salisbury
and Fuller need no praise. They are too
well known. The Misses Munnegle of
Providence are accomplished pianists, md
Miss Agnes Curran, ias accompanist, lent
no little aid to make the AFFAIR the success
IL was.
Drama and hall.
The first annual drama and ball of the
T. ID. Daniels Dramatic Company will be
held i'm Temperance Hall, High street,
this evening. The drama which will pre-
cede the ball bears the eupboneous title of
'Shandy O'Brien."
Veteran Firemen's Chowdcr,
One week from Wednesday evening the
members ef the Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation will enjoy chowder in Grand
Army Hall, corner of Central and High
streets.
The old time "boys" OF the "masheen"
days always have a good time and tn is
will be no exception.
The Cadets Reunion.
Next Wednesday evening the Cadets
grand reunion ball and banquet will be
held in Temperance Hall, High street. II
will be one of the finest affairs OF the
season.
The Drill Squad, srrayed in their new
West Point Gray uniforms, with black
trimmings, will give an exhibition drill
which alone would be attraction enough,
as the company is unequaled in New Eng
land.
There will be speeches by orators Sc
lected for the occasion after justice has
been done to the menu, followed by dane
ing.
Interesting Items.
Who said Laliberte is not mad?
Court Flower of Dexter meets tonight.
Next Friday evening Court Central will
bu organized.
Stephen, SON of Richard Morrissey Of l0i
Perry street, died yesterday, aged four
years.
b. Frank Bowen should thank his
friends on the Council for the manner In
which they stood by him.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF William Parkinson to Miss Maggie
MCGEE. Both reside i'm this place.
The leaders say Corbett will do well
enough for 'shouter." That's all the
thanks Mr.. Corbett gets for his fidelity.
John McGrath, a student at Holy Cross
College, Worcester, Is spending the Eas-
ter vacation with his parents on Cross
street.
Court Flower Of Dexter gave a very fine
concert in Forestcrs Hall, Lonsdale avenue,
last evening, to a large and well pleased
audience.
Those OF the applicants for places on the
Board OF License Commissioners who find
themselves left out in the cold, now real
ize the strength OF "pull." For instance,
Councilman Robertss brother got there
easily.
The members OF the Saloon Keepers As
sociation are to have a clambake next
Thursday at Riverside. Pawtucket
steamer has been chartered for the occa
sion. Probably celebrating the pull they
now have on the town officials.
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