Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-03
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
SeVenty,FOur Licenses
Granted Last Night.
FOUR APPLICANTS REFUSED.
st. Jean Baptiste Society Will Cele-
brate st. Johns Day-Notes.

The License Commissioners met last
evening at the Town House for the pur-
pose OF granting licenses for the ensuing
year.
petition was read from M. b. Wilson
and others of Lonsdals asking that the
number OF licenses be restricted to one for
every five hundred Inhabitants. The pc
titioners were given leave to withdraw.
A remonstrance was received against
granting the applications of Joseph II.
Martell and Stanislss Larime OF Albion.
Action upon these licenses we're continued.
Seventy-four applicants were made
happy and few others will be made so
later on. Fhe only wholesale license
was granted to Peter Germain.
Four applicants, Owen Boylan OF 80
Central street, William ii. Wsldron OF
614 Dexter street, Christopher Brady Of
80 Watson street and Fred Law OF 3 Wat
son street, were given leave to withdraw
their applications. The petitions OF
Owen Burns OF 125 Cowden street, John u.
Cosgrove OF 636 Mil street, Thomas Flynn
OF $40 Mil street, Jacques Chsrron OF laS
Cowden street and the two applicants
from Manville were continued.
Wedding Bells
The wedding of John Shea, a wellknown
young man OF the Western district and
Miss Mary f. Clark took place this morn.
ing at the Sacred Heart Church. Rev.
Father Fitzgerald was the celebrapt OF
the mass and performed the ceremony.
The bride was attired In a becoming
costume pearl grey henrietta, trimmed
with point lace. She wore orange bios
SONS and carried bouquet OF bride roses.
Mrs. Alice Clark, her sister, was brides
maid and wore similar costume.
Patrick Shea acted as best man.
At the conclusion of the ceremony there
was a reception at the residence OF the
brides parents on Cowden street. The
young couple were the recipients OF many
handsome presents.
Accepted the Invitation.
The regular meeting OF the st. John
Baptist Society was held last evening"
There was q large attendance and Preei-
dent Brazesu occupied the chair.
The committee appointed at a previous
meeting to consider the matter OF renovat-
ing the rooms and TO keep them open at
all times for the accommodation OF the
members, made report which was ac-
cepted.
Four new members were enrolled and
several applications received.
II was voted to accepted the invitation
to take part I'm the celebration st.
Johns day at Marlboro and a committee
was appointed to make arrangements for
the event.
EIec,rics In sight
II looks at present as though there
would be electric cars running through
he village in a very short time. The work
OF erecting poles has already begun and IL
IL stated that the narrow gauge tracks
will be used. II the company secures the
right to run on High street In order to
make belt line this plan would obviate
the necessity OF double tracking Broad
street.
Interesting Items.
At the next meeting OF tho Sacred
Heart Temperance Society delegates will
be elected TO attend the convention OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union which
takes place In Providence Wednesday,
May 80.
Bernard Carly and wife are expected to
arrive home from their wedding tour to-
morrow. They will begin Housekeeping
on Parker street.
william Pengalay, who has for long
time been employed as second hand In
the carding room OF the United States
Cotton Company, will leave Saturday for
Newark, N. j, where he has accepted a
position as overseef ut the o. n. T. Thread
Company OF that city.
The police station is being connected
with the Cross str, ct sewer.
Considerable interest Is manifested In
the wrestling match which will take place
Saturday at Cercle Jacques Cartier hall be-
tween John Brown OF this place and
Cbarles Snyder OF North Providence for a
purse OF s4O0.
The Inter Nos Society OF May Temple
met this afternoon with Mrs. Patt OF
High street.
Mrs Joshua Goldthorpe and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brierly Of this place will sail
on the Lucanis Saturday for two
months VISIT to England,
John McCarghey, better known as
Sergeant McCaughey and who at one
time held the hitch and kick record of
this country, was released from Cranston
yesterday on bail. He was last February
convicted OF hip n Wav rohherv xv hIch tooL