Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-27
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Pleasant Social by Court
Central of FOresters.
HAYDEN-LY0NS NUPTIALS.
Town Council at Manville the
Live News Of the Village.

seventy hve couples attended the Dali OF
Court Central, A. o. +. OF A., at Temper
ance Hall last evening and the occasion
was highly enjoyable. The grand march
was led by floor Directo- James O'Keefe
and Miss Maria Riley, the many pretty
costumes OF the ladies making a picture
OF much beauty. Baker Bros. orchesi ra
furnished exquisite music for the twenty
four numbers, all of which we're appro-
priately dedicated. The success of the
affair was due to the following gentlemen:
Committee OF arrangements, IL. l.. Pratt,
chairman; II. ii. LAWN, treasurer; r. +.
Higgins, Thomas Aigan, j. A. O'Keefe,
II. y, Mclaughlin and A. j. Otto; general
floor director, James A. O'Keefe; assistant
floor director, Charles r.. Mclaughlin;
aids, Il. f. Cunningham, Bernard j. Dem
neny, Frank Benoit and Patrick Shea;
reception committee, E. n. LAWN, chair
man, Richard N. Burns, Daniel j. Sulli-
van, Michael j. German aud James Il.
Murphy.
There were many guests from out OF
town present.
Hayden.Lynn Nuptials.
The marriage OF James Hayden and
Miss Mary Il. Lynn took place last even
ing at the Sacred Heart Church. Rev. NJ.
FITZGERALD performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by many relatives and
friends Of the contracting parties. Miss
Agnes Agan was bridesmaid and John
Hayden, a brother OF the groom, was best
man.
There was a reception at the newly fur
nished home Of the young couple, who
were he recipients OF numberless con-
gratulations and presents.
In Charge Of Father Bourgeois.
The construction of the new society
bullsing OF st. Anne's parish, Woon-
socket, will he under the supervision OF
Rev. Father Bourgeois, the new assistant
pastor, who also after construction will
have full direction OF the young men who
may avail themselves Of the advantages to
be obtained from such an institu ion.
The object OF the building il three fold,
this being moral, mental aud physical
culture.
Fatbel Bourgeois Is selected on account
OF his attachments for the work set apart
for him. As student OF music ne has
few superlors in Providence diocese.
Withdrew is Petition.
Az the meeting OF the Town Council at
Manville yesterday To canvass the voting
lists a communication was received from
the PRwtucket Street Railway Company
Withdrawing the petition asking for per-
mission 10 lay double track on Broad
street.
Ii will be remembered that there was a
hearing on the petition one week ago yes
terday when the taxpayers and abutters
were heard snd II was the intention to give
the railroad a chance to present its side.
The action Of the company has occa-
stoned considerable surprise and the
thinking taxpayers are beginning to won
der II II Is al ante election scheme as the
council was severely condemned for It's
previous action.
Intsrer ing Items.
Town Sergeant Keene posted tho cleo
tion warrants yesterday.
Mi-s Ella Robbins of Chapel street, who
has been III for the past fortnight, IL con-
valesctng.
At the meeting OF Pocasset Tribe OF Red
Men last night the Chiefs degree was con-
ferred on several candidates.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Moore
was solemniZed from st. Georges Church
this afternoon, Rev. Arthur Rogers officIa-
ting.
An entertainment will be held IN Tenn
perance Hall on Friday evening under the
auspices Of the Sacred Heart Christian
Doctrine Society.
Edward f. O'Connor, Esq, OF Proyi-
dence VIII address the Sacred Heart
fNhrlatfau Enpf.fV at ha unngt N U
TO be held next Sunday afternoon.
The remains OF Nora Clish, who died In
Manville on Saturday from the effects Of
dose Of poison taken with suicidal in
tent, were buried today at the expense of
the town.
Miss Agnes NJ. Curran Is a member of
the committee having in charge the en-
tortainmont 10 he given at Infantry Hall,
Providence, this evening, IN aid OF st.
Joscph's Hospital
Tue insurance inspectors visited the
Lonsdale Bakery yesterday afternoon and
viewed the damage done by the fire on
Saturday evening. The damage will
amount 90 less Jhan ti52.
Adjutant Whipple will fill In the record
pages II the memorial volume presented
10 Bsllou Post by Hon. Il A. Green. The
book has been on exhibition at Phillips d
Smiths periodical store.
The funeral OF Mrs. Jane WHITAKER
who died suddenly at her home on Psrke
street Saturday, took place his siternoon
Rev. Mt. Buell. ofiicisted aud interment
was At Moshassuck cemetery.
The question, "Should q man always
vote with his party In National, State and
city and town elections" was debated al
the Perry Debating Club last evening
There was u large attendance and tn,
question was ably debated by both sides
the decision being In the negative.