Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-26

Archbishop Fabre Of Mon
treal in Town.
A PARADE IN HIS ,JNOR.
Democrats Will Take No P IN the
U. 8. Supervisor BUSH.

The male members OF the Church Our
Lady of tho Sacred Heart para 1 the
streets of this village last night II, nor
OF the Most Rev. Archbishop r.. OF
Montreal, who is the guest OF Rev her
George T. Mahoney, pastor of the ysrish.
Hundreds OF men, headed by band and
bearing torches, marched to the railway
station and escorted tho distinguished
prelate to the parish house. A reception
OF an informal character was held nm the
venerable churchman was warm sreeted
by all present. Many of those m line
had known the Archbishop In CInada,
and the sight OF him revived fond m5mo-
ries OF home and chiidhood's sweet asso-
Citations.
Archbishop Fabre will, IL Is understoo',
visit the several II 1ch Catholic chuIcheS
throughout The state before returning
To his home iu canada.
VIII he Pleasant.
At temperance Hall tonight the Chris
tlan Doctrine Society OF the Sacred Heart
'hurch will give an entertainment of
ocial character. A dainty supper will
ne served and the young lady members OF
no orginazation, attired in fancy cos
umes, will wait on the tables. The affair
promises 10 be most enjoyable.
Don't Want Supervisors.
The Democratic leaders here will not
ask for the appointment OF Federal Su-
pervlsors, the opinion OF the Democ rats
being that the United States Supervisors
ano United States deputy marshal busi-
ness Is too much like the Force bill idea
to suit any fair-minded respectable citi-
zen. The Town Committee will allow the
Republican heelers monopoly OF the
OF the dirty business.
Irish National Foresters.
Branch william O'Brien, |. n. F., will
hold an important meeting this evening.
The report OF the anniversary committee
is being warmly praised for its success
tul management OF that affair.
win Go To Proyidence.
The Charles II. Page, tho Gen. Olney
| Arnold, the Hugh J. Carroll and the
Garvin. Fitzsimmons guards will visit
Providence tonight and assist in tho de-
monstration OF the Ninth Ward Demo-
| cratic Club.
We'll Remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. Walcott, re-
Gently married, have received many we'd
ding presents of beauty and value. Mr..
Walcott is an obliging letter carr, at the
Central Falls postoiiicc. Mrs. Walcott
was formerly Miss Mabel +. Cummings,
daughter OF George A. Cummings.
BalIou Post.
Ballou Post held we'll attended meet
| ing last evening The reports OF the sew
eral details appoiatcd to raise flags at
| school buildings On Columbus Day were
| received. The veterans in every instance
expressed themselves as we'll pleased with
| the reception accorded them by teachers
and pupils.
Interestlng Items.
Peter K. Hamilton of the West side is
on short visit to relatives in New York
city.
Miss Harriet n. Poultney OF Webster,
Mass, IS visiting Mrs. Eunice lie Favor
OF Sylvan street.
The Republicans will postpone their
| demonstration until after the funeral Of
the Presidents wife.
Flags at half-mast were displayed on
all the public and on many private build
ings today out OF respect to the memory
OF Mrs. Benjamin Harrison.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Booth, wife OF
Firewarden Booth, took place this after
noon. Mr.. Thomas +. Berry had charge
of the sad affair.
| James and Master George Reno of the
three Renos, grotesque artists, who spent
last week at their home here, COMMENCED
a two weeks engagement with Manager
Keith on Monday last, opening at the
Bijou, Boston. They are first class in their
| line and are well received where ever they