Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
The Philharmonic Con.
cert a Success.
THE DREAD SCARLET FEVER.
Some Important Cases in Court-All
the News.

The concert OF the Philharmonic Band
which was given in Music Hall, Paw
tucket last evening was grand success,
both musically and financially. There
was large attendance and the entertain.
ment was OF high order OF excellence,
every number on the programme receiv-
ing hearty eucores.
Following was the programme: Grand
march, "LOetitia," band; Tyrolienne Des
Montagnards, double quintette; violin
solos, Henri Faucher; overture, "Croix d.
Honueur," band; hluette, "Ivresse d.
Oiseaux," Miss Della Dubuque; selection,
from ale Barber de Seville" band;
bolero, "Couronne de Bluets," double
quintette; violin solos, MIR. Henri Fau-
cher; polka di concert, "Retour des
Cloches," band; description, stampede"
(hunting sceDe,) band.
The most nota ole feature OF the even
ing was the appearance OF Miss Tessier,
leading soprano OF the Immaculate Con-
ception Cathedral OF Albany, n. Y, who
by request rendered "A few selections.
Miss Tessier is totally blind. She was
greeted with enthusiastic applause and
her wonderful singing completely won
The favor Of the audience She was
obliged TO respond 10 two oncores.
A pleasant feature OF the occasion was
The presentation To Henri Faueher OF a
handsome gold medal as IA token OF APP
probation for his services TO the band.
Hon. Henry q. Thresher made he pre-
sentation address.
Mr.. Faucher gave four selections on the
violin, and his playing wac received with
marked favor.
The concert was under the direction OF
the able leader OF the band, Prof. J. A.
Bourgeois, and TO his efforts Is largely due
the high order OF melody attained.
The choruses OF the double quintette
were so well received that encores had to
be responded to. Miss Dubuque's selec-
tions were rendered I'm pleasing manner.
Members OF the Town Council and Cen
eral Assembly occupied a box and thor.
oughly enjoyed the enterta inment pro.
vded.
Cake sale.
A cake sale and entertainment for tho
benefit of he poor was held at the resi-
dence OF Charles ID. Wood on Cross street
this afternoon. There was a large attend
ance and the affair was a success, both
financially and socially. The sale Will be
continued this evening, when an enter
tainment VIII be given by T.. p. Tobie, Jr.,
banjoist; Miss Minnie Vaslett; Miss
Florence Harding and Miss Hattie An
dCrson.
Doa'h of urs, NichoisOu.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Nicholson, aged 25 years,
diod suddenly at her home IN Knightsviils
yesterday. Deceased was a former resi-
dent OF this town and "A highly respected
young lady. The funeral Will take pla ce
tomorrow afternoon from the residence OF
her mother, Mrs. Alice Smith. 80 Cross
street.
BallOu Post Meeting.
The regular meeting OF Ballou Post was
held last evening when considerable
routine business was transacted. COM
fnittee consisting OF Edward Clarkson,
Patrick O'Sullivan and Theodore Il. Dox-
ter vas appointed TO make arrangements
for the presentation OF the memorial vol
ume, which IL agift TO the post from Ed
ward A. Green.
Runaway This Noon.
A horse belonging to Joseph Armell, the
milk d q yr OF Hebronvllle, ran away on
Cross street tins noon and did consider
able damage to he sleigh TO which ii was
attached.
Court Chronicles:
la the District Court this morning John
McDouald wes udjudged probably guilty
of assnuliing John Aigan with danger
Gus weapon and was bound over TO the
higher court i'm the sum OF 900. The
alleged assault occurred Last November in
Aigan's saloon.
-Four persons were fined for drunken
ness.
Robert Hayden was fined Si0 and costs
for keeping his shop open after IL p. IN.
Interesting Items.
There are several cases OF scarlet fever
IA town.
Mias Lambert OF Holyoko, Mass, is
visiting relatives in town.
Queen Esther Chapter held an interest
ing meeting last evening, one application
for membership being received.
Tho new patrolman, Joseph Coutlere,
went on duty last evening and was tempo
rsrliy assigned o the Broad street beat.
The funeral OF Sadie Il. Moran, who
died yesterday of scarlet fever, took place
this morning from her parents residence
on Parker street and burial was private.
Henry Willougby, James Wood, VIII
liam T.. Nichols and George Wood, all of
this town, are serving on the jury OF the
United States Circuit Court at this term.
Messrs. Jollie and Tucker OF Saylesvile |
arc hard at work filling their ice houses
from Scotts pond, ana IL the cold spell |
continues will complete their harvest by
the end OF the week.
The Central Falls ana Pawtuckst |
Juniors will play polo previous to the |
game in the State series between the |
Woodbines and Providence Athletics at
Temperance Hall this evening.
The active membership OF Moshassuck |
.k.l.. - a.. T..lt.
creased by thirty-four within the past |
few months. At the next regular meet. |
ing several ladies will be initiated.
MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1894. |