Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-21
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Review Ofthe Record of
the Champion Cadets.
RESULT OF THE CAUCUSES.
Who Will 0ficiate at the Holy Trim
ity Church Tomorrow.


commanded by Captain John e. Devine,
gave an exhibition drill at the ball of
Branch Pride of Erin, !. n. f., Of Lons-
dale, and will leave this evening at $3.50 for
! Fall River to attend the bazaar of the
Robert Emmett Society and give another
exhibition.
They will return by steamer tomorrow
with Branch William O'Brien of this place.
This company Is said to be the best mil
itary cadets in the United States, which
honor they won in 1886. Since their or
ganization in 1877 there were upwards Of
1900 men enlisted into the State Militia
from them, and in the spring and fall OF
1878 they defeated the st. Joseph's Cadets
of this city in two contests. In 1879 they
won gold badge from the SIS. Peter and
Paul's Cadets OF Providence, who were
! the champions OF Rhode Island. The
/ Cadets OF Providence did not take kindly
TO their defeat 50 they challenged them
again early in the following year In a
contest for the championship OF the State,
and the boys from Central Falls were vic
! torious; this decided them the champions
! OF Rhode Island.
In 1888 they met the Emmet Cadets Of
Providence in a contest for a silver cup
which they won.
In August, 1883, they won gold badge
at Rocky Point, and on October 10, 1885,
England at Springfield, Mass, in a con-
test for the championship OF New Eng
land in which they carried off first honors.
Their next contest of Importance was that
which took place at North Adams on
October ii, 1886; IL was open for all cadet
companies i'm the United States, the first
prize being United States flag. Among
the contesting companies were the Cathe-
dral Cadets of Springfield, Mass; the st.
Johns of Worcester; the Hoosac Falls
Cadets; the Central Falls Cadets; North
Adams Cadets; Turner Falls Cadets and
st. Mary's Cadets OF Worcester, Mass.
The Central Falls Cadets won the first
prize thus making them the champions Of
the Uniteo States and they have held that
honor up to the present time. They are
to meet all the cadets of Rhode Island, in q
contest for prizes valued at $1,000 at Rocky
Point on June 30. On their arrival in
Fall River they will be met by the Sheri-
dan and the Emmett Guards. From the
depot they will parade through the princi-
pal streets of the city and then march to
the hall Oh Pocasset street, and during
the evening they will give an ex-
hibition of one OF their famous drills.
Senator Howard has obtained permis-
sion for the company to carry arms into
the State.
Democratic District Csucuses.
The result OF the Democratic district
caucuses for the election OF delegates TO
tho town convention, and nominations of
moderator and clerks are as follows:
District No. Peter Peltier was chosen
Moderator and Andrew Moran Clerk.
The following delegates were chosen: {:
Joseph II. Richards, Louis Girouard, Jos.
Thoin, Louis Goulet and Andrew Moran.
The delegates were instructed to vote for
Harley Il. Colwell for Councilman from
this district.
District No. 2 LIMERICK John Cullen,
Jr., was elected Chairman and John
George f. Aldrich, Peter Monaghan, Jr.,
Joseph Fahey and John Booth. John
Cullen, Jr., was nominated for Moderator
and Peter Barry for Clerk.
District No. 3, Saylesville-There was a
small attendance. Delegates will he
named later.
No. Adj ourned to Monday night.
District No. 5-Chairman, w. ii. Gil
luly; Secretary, j. Il. Farrell; delegates,
James +. Murphy, Thomas +. Quigley,
Gilbert Carly, Frank Farrell and Patrick
Horan; for Moderator, w. IL. Gilluly;
Clerk, J. c. Farrell. John n. Butman
was in dorsed for Town Clerk.
District No. chairman, Joseph Il.
Kelley; Clerk, james Callahan; Delegates,
james Kelley, Michael Ryan, Thomas
Leonard, Tohn Aigan and Adam Bunting;
Moderator, Michael Gleason; Clerk, Ed
win II. LAWN. George Burnham was
named as the choice of the caucus az
Councilman from the district, and John
| N. Butman was suggested as a candidate
for Town Clerk.
District No. 7-Chairman, James Kelley;
Clerk, Bernard McKenna; Delegates, Abb
raham Y. Falcon, Bernard McKenna,
James Il. Degnan, Owen Cadd,n and Ed
ward A. Brown; Moderator, James Kel-
ley; Clerk, Fred A. Marceau. The dele
were all empowered to fill vacancies.
Onicisting Ciergymen.
The Holy Trinity Church will be dedi-
Gated tomorrow by Rt. Rev. Bishop Har-
kins. The services will be as follows:
Mass, 1880 O'Clock, Celebrsnt, Rev. Ma
thias McCabe OF Fall River; Deacon, Rev.
Thomas Loughrsn; Sub-deacon, Rev.
Owen Herman; Master OF Ceremonies,
Rev. Thomas Doran. The sermon will be
delivered by Rev. James r. Clark OF st.
James Church, New Bedford. Confirma-
tion will beat $50 O'Clock, and vespers at
7:30 O'Clock, at which time Rev. NJ. p.
Cassidy OF Harrisville will officiate.
| Interesting Items
Peter German will soon erect a business
block on Dexter street.
The License Commissioners have granted
so far seventy six licenses.
Henry c. Perry, who was taken TO the
Butler Asylum. 10 Improving.