Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-19
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Debate on The Annexation
Question Tonight.
SEVERAL CASES IN COURT.
All the News Served Up in q Most
Readable Style.

There will be a meeting OF the Crescent
Literary Association this evening when
the following question Will be debated:
"Reso we'd, that the fire district OF Cen
trail Falls should be- annexed to the city
OF awtucket." The affirmative will be
taken by Thomas Martin and Charles
Flynn. Joseph Waters and John Madden
will represent the negative.
y.M.C. A. Meeting
A largely attended meeting of the
Young Mems Catholic Association of the
Holy Trinity parish was held Yesterday
afternoon in the basement Of the church.
The question Of the beneficial influences
of social organization was debated by
Peter Gorman, John Il. Farrell, John b
Carlin and William Gilluly.
Confirmation at ~. Georges.
Bishop Clark administered the rite OF
confirmation TO large class at St.
Georges Church last evening. Rev.
Arthur Rogers assisted at the ceremony.
Bishop Clarke addressed the members OF
the industrial school in the afternoon.
Court Chronicles.
In the District Court this m orning five
persons, three being from Manville, were
fined - ana costs for drunkenness.
william Sugrue pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF larceny and furnished
surety for his appearance for trial on
Friday. "a
Frank Murphy, who was arrested by
officer HeDert on Broad street Saturday
noon after an exciting chase, was ar.
raigned before Judge Gon yesterday
morning charged with the larceny OF two
robes from Mr.. Fournier's sleigh. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to jail
for three months.
The case against Napoleon NORM for
assaulting Hermidas Lambert was con.
tinued for one week.
Catholic Church Notes.
Rev. j. II. Beland, the new pastor Of tho
Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart
addressed the pa arishionsrs at all the ssrv-
ices yesterday. At last mass he delivered
and eloquent sermon and compiimented
Rev. Father Mahoney Tor hts jealous la
bors.
Rev. Father Bourgeois celebrated last
mass at st. James Church, Manvilie, yes
terday morning.
Interesting Items.
During the past two months Moshas-
suck Assembly has doubled It's mem ber-
bership.
TneUnion Cornet Band will hold an
Easter Munuay ball In Cercle Jacques Car
TIL Hall.
Andrew j. Lewis has sold Lily L., an
English setter puppy, To James lawson
OF East Providence.
Henry Caulfield OF the New England
Electrolytic Company has been in New
York for the past several days.
Two moro cases OF scarlet fever were
reported this morning. Health Officer
Malo reports AL other patients as con-
valescent.
The Royal Weaving Company has
bought in Germany twenty four new
looms and will commence the manufac-
ture OF cotton velvets.
The streets yesterday we're in the worst
condition that they have been this Win
ter. The lower part OF Dexter street was
Hooded to the depth OF foot or more.
May Temple has appointed a committee
TO arrange for an entertainment, the pro.
ceods OF which will be devoted to relievss
ing distress among the poor OF Central
Falls.
Business at the Farwell Worsted mills
does not show any signs OF improvement,
all the orders received at the time of re-
sumption having been filled, and, 1t is
said, unless more orders are secured with
In few days he plant will run on
shorter schedule.
Miss Sarah Campbell made her noviate,
with six other young ladies, in the chapel
OF st. Xavier's convent, Providence, Sat-
urday. After two years as a noviate she
will be received into the full sisterhood
OF the order. She Will be known as Sister
Mary AiDlna.
The town has been placed to consider
able expense this Winter in having the
snow removed from Broad street where
the horse cars travel. This has been ne
cessitated by the railway company, and
the expense incurred should be at least
partly borne by them.