Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-29
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Good Entertainment by
Hope Concert Company.
DOUBLE FUNERAL TODAY.
Snow Shoveling Ordinance Not
0beyed- Liquor Saloon Robbed.

The first concert of the Home Concert
Company at Temperance Hall last even
ing was attended by fair sized audience
who were given a good programme and
who showed their appreciation by de-
manding encores, which were responded
to. The majority of those who took part
were new faces ana made an excellent
showing. Miss Jennie Il. Barney, in her
elocution selections, was warmly
received, and Professor Fay proved
to be an excellent violinist. The follow
ing are the selections rendered. Duet,
piano and violin, Prof. Ed. Fay and w. j.
Mcclure; bass solo, Prof. John T. Mullen;
soprano solo, selected, Miss Julia Tigh;
reading, "The Legend OF Van Blbber's
Rock" Miss Jennie T.. Barney; tenor
solo, AT the Window" John w. Travers;
crystal chimes, Mr.. and Mrs. q V. Fuller;
contralto solo, Miss Margaret V. O'Don-
nell duet, violin and piano, Prot Fay
and McGuire; reading, "Aunt Jemima's
Courtship," Miss Jennie Il. Barney; bari
tone solo, "rrue 'ril DEATH" Il. J. Casey;
crystal chimes, Mr.. and Mrs. q. V. Fuller
Temperance Society.
The regular meeting of the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society was held yesterday
afternoon. President McCaffrey presided
and IL was the largest meeting held for
several months. The members voted not
to parade ST. Patrick's Day. Recording
Secretary Sullivan resigned and John
Burke was elected to fill the vacancy.
Nineteen new members were voted In
and the receipts OF tho meeting were
large. There are several applications for
mem bership.
A Sunday Smsshup.
Frank Coiburn, a young man, wes out
slsighing yesterday, and was taking Mrs.
w. +. Kelley and two children to their
home near Wsinscott. The runners of
hrs sleigh struck the horse car track and
the occupants were thrown out at the
corner OF Cross and Dexter streets. The
lady received fractured limb, and one of
the children scalp wound. The horse
cleared itself sDd was captured by Frank
jerks near Barton street. Medical aid
was summoned and the injured ones
taken to their homes.
To shovel Snow.
There Is town ordinace which requires
people who reside In dwellings to shovel
OF their sidewalks when fall OF the
feat herv fakes collect. IL was noticeable
yesterday that upon many highways the
law was totally ignored and church going
people and pedestrians were compelled TO
| wade through drifts or narrow paths.
The general condition OF the sidewalks In
this village was disgrace to any civilized
community. Many OF the wealthiest tax
payers do not clear their walks and here
II whore an example should be tried TO
test the strength OF the law.
Scarlet Fever Victims.
The many friends and acquaintances OF
John Gray, the well known boiler maker,
bereavement i'm the death OF two children
OF scarlet fever, a boy and girl aged and
years, respectfully. The double funeral
occurred this afternoon under the direc-
tion OF Crane Il Barns and the interment
was at St. Patrick's cemetery, Valley
Falls.
Liquor saloon Robbed.
The liquor saloon on Dexter street
formerly run by M. Kane, was entered
sometime Saturday night and several
bottles OF liquor and number of cigars
were stolen.
Wednesdays Polo Game.
For the first time the Camp Streets and
Woodbines Will play polo Wednesday
evening at Temperance Hall. II promises
to be a stiff game.
Interesting Items.
John Egsn has made many improve
ments at his place OF business on Pine
street.