Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-12
In CENTRAL FALLS.
A Fine affair by the Cath
Ollie Association.
DEATH OF MRS. BRENNAN.
What the Firewardens Will Do Mon
day-oficial Visitation.

The concert and reception given by the
Young Mems Catholic Association OF the
Holy Trinity parish In Temperance Hall
last evening was an exceedingly pleasant
affair. There was large attendance and
after an address OF welcome by President
Carlin the following musical and literary
programme was rendered.
Piano duet, Misses Mary Kelly and
Agnes Curran; solo, Miss Mary Moore;
solo, Prof o. Demers, accompanied by
Miss Kelly; reading, Miss Mamie Carlin;
solo, "Sweet Marie" Miss Costello; violin
solo, Master Thomas German, Nj iss Agnes
Curran accompanist. An the numbers
were OF a superlatiye degree OF excellence,
the recitation by Miss Carlin winning
special praise.
At the conclusion Of the exercises the
floor was cleared and dancing was enjoyed
until 10 O'clock, music being furnished by
Green's Orchestra.
Supper was served I'm the lower hall by a
committee OF young ladies and nothing
was lacking TO promote the pleasure ofthe
occasion.
The floor was admirably managed by
Henry A. Travers and Henry +. Horan,
who with Peter German, John b. Carlin
and William Martin comprised the COM
mittee of arrangements, the following
ladies assisting; Mrs. Patrick Bannon,
Mrs. William j. Martin, Mrs. Henry A.
Travers, aad Mrs. Lizzie Mahoney, Rose
Mallen, Sarah Brit, Annie ForaD, Tessie
Lynd, Nellie Bacon, Mary Byron, Johan-
ma Rice, Annie Hussey, Jennie Valley,
Maggie Lynd, Mary Grady and Sarah
Duffy.
Rev. Father Farrely and Rev. Father
Sullivan were present during the early
part OF the evening.
Death of Mrs Brennan.
Mrs. Mary Brennan died this morning
at her late residence on Cross street. The
announcement will carry sorrow TO the
hearts of a host OF friends 10 whom she
had endeared herself by her many
womanly qualities. She had been resi-
dent OF the village for the past twenty
tive years.
Besices her husband -he leaves one son
and three daughters TO mourn the death
of kind mother. The funeral Will take
place Monday morning from the Sacred
Heart Church and burial will be at Mount
st. Mary's cemetery.
Board of Fircwards
Inc regular meallnB OF the bObrd OF
Firewards Will be held Monday evening,
when the work of Issuing the bonds of
the district will be completed.
The bonds viii extend over period OF
twenty. five wears, four maturing each
year and will bo rodCcma0lo in gold
bearing interest at the rate OF - per
cont, payable semi-annual'y.
nmoIaI Visitation.
The first official visitation or the pres
ent Board OF Grand officers TO Superior
Lodge was made last evening. There
we're present Grand Master Farnum,
Deputy Grand Master Mackinnon,
and Grand Marshal Henry o. Mar
lin OF Providence and Past Grand
Master Payne, Representatives Trump
Ter and John CockrOtt OF Pawtuoket.
The third degree was conferred on one
candidate and there we're brief remarks
by visiting officers.
Interesting Items
Miss Emma Anderson OF Harrisburg,
Pa, is visiting relatives on Pine street.
Henry &. Pollard mas answered the suit
OF Special Officer Adams and the trial will
occur on the 22d inst
The regular meeting of the Sacred
Heart temperance Society will be held
Monday evening when delegates to the
diocesan convention to be held May 80
will be selected.