Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-04-21
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Fine Entertainment by
Union COrnet Band.
OFFICER HEBERT ARRESTED.
Business Man Said to Have Skipped
All the Live News.

The first grand concert and ball under
the auspices of the Union Cornet Band
took place in Firemen's Hail, Saylesville,
last night and was success from every
point OF view. There was a large atten-
dance and the playing of The band was of
high order OF excellence, rejecting great
credit upon its able director, Prof. Demers.
The programme was as follows: Se-
lection, "Wang," Union Cornet Band
vocal solo, al Ritorno," Miss Grace Kin
ney; lightning drill, Prof. Il. Kearney;
| song, "Mother's Last Letter to Me-"
Master ID. McIlmail; baritone solo, w.
Christian; selection, Union Band Quar-
| tette; piano solo, George q. Slocum;
| overture, "Happy Thoughts" Union Cor
net Band; comic song, MIR. "A. Downs;
| cornet solo, Mr.. A. Richards; vocal solo,
"Springtide," Miss Grace Kinney; rad
| ing, MIR. {. Sexton; march, "Col. Well
| lington," Band.
w. w. Kinney officiated as director.
All the selections were finely rendered,
the piano solo by George A. Slocum being
| a special feature.
After the concert dancing was I'm order.
Fred Clare acted as floor director and was
assisted by George Fisher, A. Richards
| and George Nichols. Fine music was fur
nlshed by the Union Cornet Band Or
chestra, Prof o. Demers leader.
Real Estate Transactions.
The following transactions in real es-
tate have been recorded during the past
week:
Frank A. Thurber and Mary Il. Thurber
solo to Albert j. Wood of Pawtucket,
land, buildings and improvements on the
| northerly side Of Rand street.
Elizabeth NJ. Colgan sold to Julia M,
John T. and George A. Msynes and Mary
Il. Conlon, subject to life estate, one
undivided hali OF a lot OF land with build
ing and improvements thereon on the
| north side of Cowden street for 900.
Thomas Gam pbell, Catherine Campbell,
his wife and Margaret Colgan sold to ohm
T., Francis A. and George A. Maynes and
| Mary Il. Conlin, subject to life estate,
one undivided halt a lot OF land with
buildings thereon on Cowden street for
| 800.
Julia haynes OF al. sold to Hector Scbil-
| Ter one lot OF Ianu with all the Improve
n.ents thereon on Cowden street for 900.
An OHicer Arrested.
Deputy Sheriff Rogers served writ of
| q, 900 damages on Officer Hebert yester-
day. The writ Is returnable at the next
term of the Supreme Court and was issued
| at the instance Of Bridget Sugrue. Her
bert went to the house occupied by Mrs.
Sugrue few weeks ago to arrest young
Sugtue and she claims that he trespassed
| and assaulted her.
McDUnaid-BaI Nuptisis.
The marriage of William Mcdonald and
Miss Annie b. Ball, daughter OF Theo.
philus Ball of the Stafford Manufacturing
Co., took place Thursday afternoon at the
residence.
The young couple will reside at Wick
ford where the groom is an overseer.
where Is HaShsd
Charles Han field OF the firm OF Charles
Hanfield q Co., hay and grain dealers OF
40 Broad street, IL believed to have left
town under circumstances which his
creditors do not enjoy. He did not In
form his wife OF his trouble and she is
greatly surprised at bis actions.
Several attachments have been placed on
the property.
Interesting Items.
town for the past several weeks, left yes
terday afternoon for Butte City, Mont.
The funeral OF Grace, the youngest
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Gerald Cook of
Railroad street, took place this afternoon.
There will be a meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Town Committee tomorrow at
their headquarters in the Edgerton Block.
Bridget Flynn, who was recently re-
leased from the state insane asylum, was
returned to that institution yesterday
afternoon.
The Stars will open festival to be con-
tinued for four Saturday evenings in Tenn
perance Hall, May 9th. Michael B. Kelly
Is chairman OF the committee OF arrange
ments.
Edward Trimble, employed In the fin
ishing room at the new bleachery, Sayles-
Vile, fell from a ladder while at work
yesterday, dislocsting his shoulder. lie
was attended by DR.. Chase.
The funeral OF Miss Bridget Leonard, 10
years OF age, took place this morning from
st. Joseph's Church, Ashton. She was a
highly esteemed young lady who Will be
missed by a wide circle OF friends.
The proposition to paw Detective Pollard
sl00 OF the towns money for the arrest
and conviction OF Brit Burns, should con
viction be secured for highway robbery,
does not meet with much favor among
| taxpayers.
The son OF Jsnitor Sweet, who was in
jured a week ago by being struck IN the
eye, had an operation performed yester-
day and the eye was removed. The doc
tors had hoped TO save the eye, but IL was
affecting the other eye and II was neces-
sary to remove IL.