Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-18
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Christian Doctrine SoCi.
ety's Enjoyable Affair.
THREE NEW POLICEMEN.
Board Of Firewsrds Called Together
Quietly.

members and friends OF this well estab-
lished organization gathered around
the festive board at Temperance
Hall last evening and glided over
the soon-to- be polo surface to renew their
many pleasant memories of the past year
Large numbers gat hered to the concert,
which was one OF the best given at occa-
sions of this kind. 1t comprised the fol-
lowing: Song, quartette; selection, John
+. Tierney; Song, Vance sisters and Misses
Forrestal and Breslin; recitation, James
Twhig; song, Robert Casey.
At the close of the concert came social
session and promenade, and hen the cornet
sounded for the first on the programme Of
dances, "Lancers." At the close Presi-
dent Matthew Gallagher and Miss Mar
garet q. Butler led the grand march to
the lower hall where Gelb & Norton
served most excellent spread, more than
100 covers being laid.
After the feast Frank J. Powers, Chair
man of the Committee of Arrangements,
introduced the toastmaster, Robert Bellew,
who filed the position we'll. The toasts,
"Our Parish" and "Cstholic Education"
which were TO have been responded to by
the Rev. Fathers Fitzgerald and Hurley,
respectively, Mr.. Bellew said would have
to be omitted as the former was engaged
and the latter suddenly called out of
town. To the toast, "Our Society,"" James
Hanley spoke briefly. He referred to
many good Representatives who have
gone forth into prominent positions In
various parts Of the country. "The
Ladies" were spoken for by Stephen J.
Carey. Margaret q. ButtiaY acquitted
herself admirably In responding to the
toast, "Gents."
Frank T.. Fitzsimmons, responding to
the toast, "Our Friends" read an origi-
nal poem, written for the occasion. and
concluding as follows:
The mission OF the q. ID. s.-to teach In Sun.
day school
The maxims of morality. the priceless Gold.
on Rule:
The love OF God and neighSor; the humble.
ness OF self;
The dignity of labor. the worldiiness Of
polf;
The wisdom OF obedience; the maniin. IS of
right;
The rain OF sinful darkness; the Joy OF vir.
tuous light;
The narrowness of bigotry; the hideousne ess
OF hate;
The breadth OF perfect charity among the
truly great;
The love OF kin and coantry-of home and
starry hag.
The nobleness Of bravery; the shallowness
Of brag;
The greatness OF tue manhood; the honor of
fair fame;
The littleness OF cowardice ;the hopelessness
OF shame;
The glory ot Columbia, her peace and lib.
erty,
The grandeur oi her temple Of pure equal
ity.
The genius of whose building ''in it's very
scope and plan
Makes queen OF every woman and IA king of
every man"
What greater mission could one have than
pointing out the way
To little children. Gods best friends to reach
the golden day.
That In Its happiness will prove. as souls are
borne on hign,
That lifc IL best that teaches US the only way
To die?
We're proud tn have you style us with that
sweetest name of Friend,
We piay II may endure for us until the very
END
OF HES stern run OF love, OF hate, OF peace,
of strife. OF pain,
o may our sweet relationship n purest gold
remain.
Thon came the installation OF officers,
after which dancing was In order unit
the early hours Of morning and the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen conducted
the arran gements:
Chairman-Frsnk j. Powers, Fred
COyle, Agnes RadikiD, George Corrigan,
Sarah McGuinness, Henry Allendorf, and
Mamie Farrell.
Reception Committee Matthew Gala
CHER, Henry Allendorf, Agnes Radikin,
Fred Coyle, Frank Powers, Margaret But.
Ter and Sarah Murphy.
General floor dlrector-George Corrigan.
For the first time In the history of the
town OF Lincoln, now In its 23d year, a
local police ambulance responded to an
emergency call yesterday and the time
limit from hitching up to the delivery of
the victim, Phillip Fogarty, at his home
was 81 minutes. Officer Walsh was in
charge, and under the guidance OF Crane
and Burns the ambulance did most excel
lent work.
The details were mentioned in these
columns last evening. Fogarty, who was
injured, has been in the employ of the
Electroiytice Copper Works for some time
and today was removed TO the Rhode
Island Hospital. The man is seriously in
jured.
Annual Turkey supper.
Abraham Lincoln Barracks, Sons Of st
George, held their annual turkey supper
last evening. Havens served a most ex-
cellent spread.
A Big shipment Arrives.
Yesterday at the Farweli worsted mill
arrived the last OF a shipment of 10000
pounds OF pure wool, which means busi-
ness.
All on the Quiet.
The Board OF Flrewards held q special
meeting, hurriedly called they say, last
evening. Treasurer Moies was authorized
to hire the the sum of $4,000 to pay
notes and running expenses.
James HsnrshsD, Merrill 3. Loukes and
Joseph Coutonire were appointed police
men.
District Court Today,
In the District Court today jeremiah
Sullivan pleaded guilty to defacing q
building and was fined % and costs.
A Thoughtful Ides.
George II. Fsles, whose place Of busi-
ness was recently burned and is now