Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-27
LOCAL LINES.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Lennon arrived
home today from their wedding tour.
The "Two Little Girls In Blue" will be
popular this week, Yale having won.
Joseph wolco,t and Miss Sarah Ellen
Shaw have flied marriage intentions.
The second Y. NJ. c. A. team defeated
the Genital Falls Rangers 4to 2 Saturday.
There was a Service OF ThapksgIving"
at the Congregationalist Church yester-
day.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet this evening In their rooms In Cot
trell's Block.
The Branaghan divorce case is on trial
In the Supreme Court today. Attorneys
Carroll and osfield are pitted against each
other.
The inmates OF the Poor Farm had a
Arand time at the Opera House SATURDAY
afternoon. Mr.. Boyle gave them all bag
OF candy.
The window OF McCaughsy & Co. is
attracting attention. In 1t is complete
dining room outfit and It looks very
homeiike.
The Pawtucket newspaper men have Is
sued challenge to brethren OF Provi
deDce for polo game To take place In the
Cove CITY IN the near future.
Al the meeting OF the Young Mems
Catholic Association 81 ST. Joseph's parish
Yesterday James Toher was elected Pre-.
sident and Louis Murphy Secretary.
the re'roat for the men o. tho city will
begin At 81. Mary's Chnrch SUNDAY even
ing and isst urtil THURSDAY with n sermon
very evrnirg suG masses al 3 and s
'ciock every morning.
Pswtucket vii, welcome -. w. Reeves
htx' FridaS evening It Mu.ic Hall. Con-
cert by Antrlcsn Band, assisted by Miss
Alice l.. Pitman, soprano and Miss Ida
riorence, recher, under the auspices OF
the Park Place CLUB.
Thanksgiving night an exhibition will
he gwen by the pupis Of st. Joseph's
school, In the base ment OF the church,
n.eD finely trained ana a well arraL gec
programme VIII De present&d.
New councils OF the Knigl Is OF Colum
bus will soon be established In Fall River,
Brock ton, Worcester, Fitchburg, Man.
Oh. ster aud Portland. The sum OF 1852,
900 has been paid In benefits by the or
der during the eleven years of its exis-
tence.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
are o hold a festival this week, continu.
ing every evening, with the ex option OF
Thanksgiving eve. Al the opening this
evening the Kearneys and other com
panies OF the Rhode Island militia will be
present.
Thomas Walsh of Centre street, who
vas well and favorably known, died yes
terday morning. His funeral Will take
place tomorrow morning and after a
requiem mass in st. Mary's Church hts
remains will be inferred in st. Mary's
cemetery.
The usual number OF Thanksgiving eve
balls are announced, and almost every
nall In the CITY Is engaged. Among tn,
number the Young Irelspders Associa
Ion will hold a social IN Infantry Hail
and the st. Mary Temperance Societ,
are TO celebrate In their hail on Pawtuck
ct avenue.
Ever since Miss Lizzie Borden was &C.
quilted OF murder by the jury she hs,
been socially oBtrac'sed. She Is still AT
object OF attention, W het her 1t be on the
street, IN the cars or at church. Tn,
church people, 1t is said, would ratbe,
that she would not make her appearance
in the sanctuary.
A special feature at the performance OF
J. u. Little's "World" Wednesday even.
ing will be grand American jig contest
tor the championship of Rhode Island
and beautiful gold medal between the
present champion, John Tormey and
James w. Maher, late solo dancer OF the
Gorman's mi nstreis. In this contest the
points to be considered will be time, exc
cutIon and style. Competent judges have
been selected, men who are strangers to
DOl b contestants, and a fair award OF this
honor Is assured to the man who does
the best dancing. Both contestants are
well known residents Of this city. MIR.
1orm,y being an esteemed empioye OF the
Uunnell Manufacturing Company and
MIR. Maher, who has gained a livelihood
IN the spl clalty profession, Is now living
here aud is well and fsvorabIy known.