Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-09
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
People of Holy Trinity
Parish Are Happy.
GOOD CONCERT LAST NIGHT
Is There Any Partially Shown to
Prisoners Various Notes.


new church Of the Holy Trinity, Of which
Rev. Father p. Farrelly ispastor, will be
dedicated. This will be joyous event in
the history of this new parish. But
short time ago the people OF this vicinity
were Obliged to travel q long distance on
Sunday TO assist at the sacrifice of the
mass, having to go either to St. Mary's or
the Sacred Heart churches in Pawtucket.
The large number OF Catholic people In
this section warranted the forming of
parish, and Rev. Father Farrelly under
took the task OF putting on a sound foot
ing the new edifce, SO that IL would COM
pare favorably with any in the diocese.
That he has succeeded is shown by the
handsome structure tina. has been erected
on Hedley avenue In which the final cere-
monies of dedication will take place.
For several months services have been
held every Sunday In the basement and
when the people Of the parish worship for
the first time in the main part of the
church they will feel that whatever aid
they have given has returned to them ten
fold.
Tom orrow's Special Meeting.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock tho special
meeting called by the Republicans for the
purpose Of abolishing the district school
system will be held in the Town House.
This is the work of the e. 0. p. to forge
the last link of the chain they have
fastened around the voters of the town
and get control Of the schools by adopt
ing the town system.
1t will be remembered how bitterly they
opposed this change last June, even tax
ing the matter into the courts and finally
won by getting a decision in favor of
the district system.
They have changed their tune in few
short months and now want the change
they opposed when presented by the
Democrats. All this is because OK Ithe
simple reason that last June the Repub-
licans had first got control of the town by
such questionable means that they did
not know how long they would remain
and 1t was only on account of the people
getting accustomed to being buldozed
and overridden during the reign of the
Republicans for about twenty years, that
they were tolerated and allowed to
hold the Offices. which according to
every thing fair and just, they had no
right.
A Splendid Concert.
Last evening the Hope Concert Com
pany gave q grand sacred concert in
Temperance Hall and every number on
the long and varied programme was
listened to by one of the largest audiences
that has ever been within the walls OF the
building.
II was the best concert that has been
presented and the people were more than
pleased. Every artist was encored and
they deserved it, and were obliged to
render an extra selection.
Messrs. j. w. Travers and w. +. Coffey
were each presented with a handsome
bouquet.
The Hope Concert Company is double
quartette and the members are Nicholas
Trsvers, J. w. Travers, first tenors;
Thomas Forrestal, Peter Cooney, second
tenors; Charles Tierney, william Ross,
first bass; Stuart Dastow and w. F.
Cofiey, second bass.
The following programme was carried
out:
Double Quartet te, Little Darling Dream
Of Me-" Company; Solo, "You'd Better
Stay at Home lad" Thomas Faneltal;
Harp Selection, "Home Sweet Home"
Miss Louisa Currsn; Solo, "Father Has
Turned the Dear Picture Again." N. Ira
vers; Reading, "Archie Dear" Miss May
Connery; Sole, "Storm Fiend," William
Ross; Solo, selected, Miss Loretta Bren-
nan; Solo, selected, William Herbert;
Double Quartette, "Killarney," Company;
Harp Solo, "Tara's Hail." Miss Louise @.
Curran; Romanzs, pauline" J. w. Ira
vers; Violin and Piano Duett, "Mocking
Bird" +. NJ. Fay and Thomas Mcguire;
Reading, "Our Folks" Miss Connery;
Solo, "rll Send For You Darling" w. F.
Cofey; Piccolo Solo, Scotch Airs, Weston
Ross; Solo, Marguerite, Good Bye" PM.
Cooney; Solo, "Comin' Thro' the Rye"
Miss Loretta Brennan; Double Quartette,
Medley, Company.
Probable Partially.
It is rather hard to believe, yet IL is
nevertheless fact, that some men when
locked up for being drunk and disorderly
can be released by request in few hours,
while some other poor unfortunate, who
has no friends, will be kept and sent to
Crsnston the next morning.
A case of this kind happened last Fri
day night when q man whom the police
say has often troubled the m was released
by Committee on Police Crawford. Cap
tain Goldsmith refused TO let him out
and handed the key OF the cell TO Craw-
ford, saying: "I will not release him;
you can II you wish"
Interesting Items.
Court Flower OF Dexter meets tonight.
There will be . special meeting OF the
Crescents tonight.
An important meeting OF the star Base
Ball Club was held yesterday.
The regular session OF the Probate
Court was held this forenoon.