Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-20
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Programme For Fourth
Under Way.
STREET RUNNING WITH OIL.
Pleasant Concert Last Evening-Wil-
bur.Wilmarth Nuptials.

The committee on the celebration OF the
chamber last evening and there was good
response to the invitation sent out at the
last meeting for the representatives Of any
society who was to take part in the OBJ
servance to be present. The meeting was
quite enthusiastic and while much busl-
ness was transacted, the next meeting
wIu.perhaps be productive of more being
done, as every day affairs will begin to in
crease and as the time is very short for
the committee to formulate plans they
will have to hustle, and 1t is thought will
have to meet every night. The various
committees are meeting with good sue
cess and everything points toward having
a celebration which any city will feel
proud of. The committee on soliciting
money Is n Getting with hearty response.
1t was shortly after 8 o'clock when
Chairman Mccartney called the assem-
blage to order. The first business was
the selecting OF some one to act as chief
marshal, and the honor fell on City Clerk
Crawford. He was unanimously elected.
Councilman Schiller was elected treas
urer without opposition.
The chairman then called for repoits
from SUBJ committees and asked for sug-
gestions from any representative present.
Chairman Mccartney, from the COM
mittee on music reported, that the Phil
harmoIc Band had been engaged.
Councilman German said that he had
seen the captain Of the Central Falls
Cadets and that gentleman said he could
guarantee that his company would turn
out; also that Lieut.. German Of Kearney
Light Infantry thought his company
would participate.
Chief Patt OF the fire department said
that he did not know whether the call
men had uniforms or not, but would do
all he could to make the celebration sue.
cess on the part OF the FIRE department;
the chief suggested that sum Of money
be set apart for she purpose OF having day
fireworks for the an nusement of the school
children, inasmuch as the children and
scholars OF the ,public schools were to
take part, and he thought that this would
be pleasant feature Of the celebration.
Mr.. Authier. representing the st. Jean
Baptiste Society and several French or.
.ganizations, said that all these would
most certainly turn out.
Manchester Unity, 1. o. OFF,, was rep.
resented by Mr.. Keith, and he stated that
bis society did not meet until Friday
might, and he would place the matter be-
fore the memb bers: he was of the opinion
that they would turn out.
The committee then adjourned.
Home Wedding.
A pretty home wedding took place at
the residence OF JabeE Wilmarth, Jr.,
on illinois street, at 6 O'Clock last even
Ing, when DIR. 9. A. Wilbur Of Centreville
and Miss Susie A. Wilmarth were united
In marriage by Rev. James II. Lyons, pas.
tor OF the High Street Congregational
Church. The wedding was entirely q
home affair, only the relatives Of the con-
tracing parties being present. They will
reside In Centrcville.
Pleasant CoRcert.
The Embury M. Il. Church on Cross
street was the scene Of an enjoyable occa-
sion last evening when the Epworth
League connected with the church gave a
concert. The platform was handsomely
decorated with potted plants. The church
was we'll filed and the affair was sue
cess. Every number on the programme
was well rendered. The affair was gotten
up for the purpose Of raising funds for
carrying on the work OF the church and
goodly sum was realized. Following was
the programme given:
Plano solo, "Scene do Ballet" Mrs. Cora
b. Jewett; duet, "The Angel" Mrs. l.. q.
Horton and Miss Y. k. Gardner; reading,
"Nora Mulligan's Thanksgiving Party"
Miss Adelaide B. Wood; violin solo, "Lily |
Dale" Mr.. Edgar Nickerson; tenor solo,
"1n Native WORTH" Mr.. Fred =. Gardi- |
ner; duet, "Fishers," Miss Susie Mckay |
and Mr. z. ii. Bosworth; reading, "Thc |
Volunteer Organist," Miss Wood; piano |
solo, moonlight on the Hudson," Mrs.