Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-29
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
BaIIou Post Observes
Memorial Sunday.
A SMALL FIRE TODAY.
A Surprise in Store For Politicians
Other Notes of Interest.

Iu accordance with the usual custom,
Ballou Post No. 3, G.. A. r., attended
divine service In the observance OF Memo.
rial Sunday, this time going to the st.
Georges and st. Patrick's churches. The
comrades met at their post hall at $3.50
o'clock, and first proceeded to the st.
Georges Church in this village, where
under command of Commander p. o. Sui
livan made an excellent showing. Upon
their arrival at the church they occupied
seats reserved i'm the centre aisle, while
the remainder OF the church was filled
with members OF the Relief Corps, Sons of
Veterans and others. The church was
protusely decorated, and the exercises
we're of an interesting nature, the sermon
being delivered by the pastor, Rev.
Arthur ID. Rogers. The singing was ap-
propriate and at the close OF the services
the post returned to their quarters.
At 3 O'Clock p. m. the Post, with equally
as many members, proceeded to st.
Patrick's Churck at Valley Falls, where
the services were conducted by Rev.
Father Cassidy. 1t was one OF the most
successful Memorial Sundays in the his
tory of the post.
Father Cassidy made an address filed
with sentiment Of exalted patriotism and
his every utterapce see med to find an ac-
ceptable lodgment In the hearts of his
hearers.
Company q. Second Regiment.
The members OF Company G., Second
| Regiment, II. I. M, will meet at their
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sharp, In fatigue uniform, wearing white
gloves, to attend religious service at the
| Church of the Sacred Heart, Pleasant View,
the Rev. Father Fitzgerald officiating.
| Every member is requested to attend.
The annual inspection of this command
will occur next Monday evening at
O'Clock sby Brigadier General Kendall
and staff.
Four In Hand.
1t is now a settled fact that at the COM
ing election there will be sufficien. num-
Der of tickets to insure either a straight
party ticket or one of a mixture that may
be surprising to the pushers Of the diff
ferent parties. The leaders are all hard at
work, and 1t is stated that an extra large
vote will be cast. Lincoln promises to
again be prominent IN the political
arena.
.-.,day Present.
--ovell's birthday occurred Friday
md his wife and grand daughter made
him present Of costly gold watch. Mr.
Lowell is the chief engineer at the Coats
Thread Company and enjoys the respect
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acauaintances.
The st Jean Baptiste Fair.
The fair Of the st. Jean Baptiste Society
will be open this and tomorrow evenings /,
and also Friday and Saturday evenings.
On June Gath, the society will give an en-
tertainment In their hall of a dramatic
nature.
Sacred Heart Temperance Society.
The members Of the Sacred Heart Tenn
perance Society held a we'll attended
meeting at their hall Sunday. Consider
able routine business was done, and mat
ters pertaining to the recent fair disposed
OF. The delegates will attend the semi
annual convention tomorrow at Newport.
At the next meeting the nominations of
officers for the year ensuing will be held.
Today's Small Blaze.
A slight fire this forenoon called the de-
partment to DR.. Falcons barn In the rear
of his residence, Broad street.
| District Court.
In the District Court this morning four
drunks were each fined SO and costs.
Sundays session had IL persons who
were fined y and costs. Peter Lenahan
was fined s2o and costs for an assault on
Patrolman Hardness.