Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-14
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Ladies Aid Society Install
Officers Last Night.
VERY PLEASANT OCCASION.
The Town Council Will Hold an I'm
portant Meeting Monday-Notes.

Ine INSTALLATION OF ofncers OF the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Sacred Heart parish
took place last evening and proved to be
a thoroughly enjoyable affair. Rev. Father
Fitzgerald did the honors In q very grace
ful manner and spoke of the work accom-
plished by the association and it's power
for good In the parish.
The officers installed were as follows:
President-Mrs. t, J. Reilly.
Vice President-Mrs. John p. McGrath.
secretary-Miss Margaret F. Butler.
Treasurer-Miss Jane Mccormick.
Advisory commitsee-Mrs. o. Demers,
Miss Agnes Boles, Mrs. Thomas Callahan,
Miss Agnes Radikin, Mrs. John Tripp,
Mrs. p. Giblin and Miss Angela Freeman.
After the officers were declared duly In
stalled the grand march TO the lower hall
for supper was in order. It was led by
Floor Director Henry j. Lvnd ana the
president Of the society, Mrs. II. j. Reilly.
An excellent collation. was served, the
Ice cream being furnished by Marchette.
After the good things provided were
thoroughly discussed the party adjourned
to the upper hall where a we'll selected
order OF dances was gone through, tine
music being furnished by Demers' orches-
ira. Floor Director Lynd was assisted by
John McGrath, Myles MullIgBn, Frank
Rowen, jeremiah Crossin, Michael Lyons,
Thomas Ryan and John Black.
Judging by the way the people entered
into the dance IL Is safe 20 say the affair
was thoroughly enjoved by all. The
ladies whose efforts entitle them to great
praise for the success OF the affair
were Mrs. +. Il. Reilly, Miss Margaret
Butler, Miss Jane Mccormick, Mrs.
o. Demers, Mrs. p. Giblin, Miss Minnie
Corrigan and Miss Mary Curran.
Rev. Fsther Hurley was present during
the early part OF the evening. The stage
was rendered especially attractive by the
presence OF tall palms and potted plants.
In Building Circles.
Although the present real estate market
Is far from being active there is every in
dication that there will be quite a lively
boom In building circles within "A few
weeks. The number OF intentions to build
thus far this year will compare favorably
with the same period last year. There are
a number OF dwellings in course OF erec-
tion and preparations are being made to
start many more as soon as the weather
conditions are more favorable to outdoor
work. The improvements ordered by the
Town Council at the last session will pro-
work at the present time.
Mondays Council Meeting.
There Is considerable business OF an inn
portant nature to be transacted at the
meeting of the Town Council Monday af-
ternoon, including the election OF Board
OF License Commissioners. There In no
doubt that the present ipcumbents,
Messrs. Authier, Walcott and Sloane, will
be reelected.
1t Is reported that the appointment of q
permanent judge OF the Probate Court
will be made at this meeting, but there is
considerable doubt as to what course will
be pursued in this matter. The duties Of
the office at the present time are being
filed by Charles +. Easton, who while
not lawyer has had considerable ex-
perience In probate matters. The one
who Is considered to have The best chance
OF getting the place Is Ambrose Choquet,
the present tax collector. He has been q
candidate for the Office before.
The other names mentioned for the
place are William ii. Gooding and W.
Duane Aldrich.
Interesting Items.
Willie Sweet, who had his eye injured
last week, is still at the Rhode Island
Hospital.
Eugene Kennedy OF the New York Col
lege OF Surgery is visiting friends In the
" st side.
An interesting meeting OF Court Central
will be held on Monday evening when the
Grand Court will make an official vista.
tion to the court.
The many friends of Thomas O'Neill
sympathiZe with him In the death OF Ed
ward F., his six year son, which oc-
Cured yesterday.
The next meeting oil the West Side Bus
mess Mems Association will be held on
Monday evening May7, when 1t Is ex-
pected that Hon. Hiram Howard of Proy-
idence will make an address.
The Loyal Orange Lodge of Lincoln is
conducting fair in Foresters hall on
Lonsdale avenue and the proceeds will be
added to the building fund of the new
hall which the Lodge proposes to erect.
Now that election Is oyer the appoint
ment OF successor to Postmaster Bowen
will be In order and ID is stated that the
powers at Washington will announce the