Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-15
CENTRAL FALLS.
Good Concert For Sweet Char
ity's Sake.
Polo Fever Will be at the Highest
Pitch Friday Night.

Sunday evening under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Sacred
Heart Church concert was held at Tenn
perance Hall W which was for sweet charity
sake and which was q success In every
particular. The hall was packed and
about go was realized, which will be dis
tributed among the needy ones. The
programme was lengthy one, yet of a
varied nature that kept the interest up at
each number, all OF which were encored.
The hrst was the vocal selection, "Mid-
ship Mike" by John Tierney, who has a
fine basso voice and who cleverly rem
dered this popular selection. Then came
an address by the Rev. Father Fitzgerald,
who referred to the many needy ones who
were deserving of aid, and what great
amount OF relief was being done for the
benefit OF those who are so unfortunate.
He was more than pleased to see so
great a response to the call OF the ladies
who are the best qualified to care for
those who require aid. At the close of
his remarks came tho balance of the pro-
grsmme, composed OF vocsl select ions by
Robert Casey, Misses Mamie and Clara
Demers, william r. Butler, Miss Nc
Namara and trio by Appleton, Butler
and Casey.
Pole Friday Night.
Friday night at Temperance Hall Will
be given the first game OF polo, and the
contesting teams will be the Woodbine
and Columbus. The local team will DO
much stronger than was at first antici-
pated az some of the old and reliable play
ers have been secured. The players and
their positions are a. follows: Burns,
goal; Foster, half back; Lee, center;
Crowley and Lambert, rush. The price Of
admission will be Is cents. The contract
to put the hall In the proper condition
has boen awarded to John Is. Gray, who
will begin the work at once. These teams
are considered the best teams In
the amateur league.
sundays Court Notes.
In the District Court Charles Sullivan
pleaded not guilty to the charge OF being
a Q. d. He will have a trial tomorrow.
Three persons were fined s2 and costs for
drunkenness.
Slight Accident.
When James Harkness OF Providence
attempted to turn the corner of Charles
ana High streets, Sunday afternoon with
a spirited horse, one ofthe forward wheels
capped injury.
Firemen's Thanks.
The members Of the paid fre department
return thanks to Messrs. McAllum for
hot soda, George II. Fales for cigars and
Patt Bros. for hot coffee furnished to
them at the fire of Fales furniture store.
Important Meeting.
The mem bers OF Branch 265, Catholic
Knights OF America, are requ ested to re.
member an important meeting Friday
evening.
Interesting Items.
Ballou Post, u. A. r., will meet tomor-
row evening.
The tail Of the golden lamb, the new
weather vsne on the tower Of the Farwell
Worsten mill, is missing.
The annual election OF officers OF the
officers OF the active corps of the Temper
ance Cadets will occur tomorrow evening.
The Board Of Firewards will not In all
probability hold a meeting for the ap-
pointment of the new officers until the
regular one occurs next month.
The annual banquet of the Christian
Doctrine Society OF the Sacred Heart
parish at Temperance Hall Wednesday
evening promises to be a pleasant AFFAIR.
The supper will be served by Gelb q Nor
ton. Good speakers will be present and a
large number Of tickets have already been
disposed OF.
Sunday was a great day and the weather
unusually pleasant. There was nothing
unusual that occurred to disturb the reg
ular order OF things, and the stringencv
OF the money market kept business dull.
The churches were all well attended and
the regular pastors occcpied their respec-
tive pulpits.