Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-04
in CENTRAL FALLS.
The Commissioners Grant
Some Licenses.
NO CHANGE IN THE STRIKE.
The Sales Of Real Estate-Flower
FESTIVAL viii Bo q Success.

The flower festival at the Church OF the
Holy Trinity was the center OF attraction
last evening and there was . very large
attendance. The door prize was trousers
pattern and the booths were well patron
lied. It was military night and the feat
ure of the evening was an exhibition drill
given BY the Kearney Light Infantry.
Every movement was finely executed and
the company received deserved praise for
their splendid work. The programme
last evening was as follows: Plano solo,
vocal selections, duett, instrumental Sc
Iections, watermelon march, solo.
The watermelon march was taken part
In by the young ladies of the Sunday
school and was very pleasing. The bazaar
will be kept open for few evenings next
week.
Licenses Granted.
A meeting of the Board of License Com
missioners was held last evening In the
district court room and the following sp-
plications for license were granted: J o.
seph Walker, Alfred McGinnis, W. IL.
Mitchell, Timothy Biouchette, Fred Law,
Weich Il WheldeD, John Spellman, James
f. Quinn, Christopher Brady, Thomas +.
Coleman, Jacques Chsrron, ,John Harrocks
Conley, William II. Elderkin, Charles
Cummings, Thomas McHale, Hugh Nc
Manus, Frank N. Lavlne, Clement Jette,
John Eagan, Ludger Lafond, James j.
Hughes, Augustine w. O'Malley, Joseph
w. Bloomer, Thomas Welch, Edwin Hunt,
Alphonso Beau cenue, James Sylvestre,
John Robichard, Frank Leville, w. Rob-
inson, Edwin Flynn, Benjamin Pearson,
Patrick T. Pyne, j. r. Bacon, Elzor Four
nier and Fred Al!x, Joseph DemoIias, Ell.
rick Monast, Victor Fournier, Owen
Burns, Thomas Ready, Patrick Farrell,
Jr., Hormidas Joachim, Michael Kane,
Exca Lanoux, William MsGinty, Philip
Viens, Joseph Davignon, Emandel Vad'
nais, Amedi Lupin, Peter Germaid, James
0illigan, Louis Bourassa, Patrick O'Msl-
ley. The applications Of Tyriac Turcotte
and Ameda Lamraux were denied, they
not being citizens. The applications OF
Thomas F. Flynn, Philip Cozzen, William
II. Reagan, j. F. Cosgrovs and Adolph
Sylvestre were continued for a hearing, re.
monstrances against each applicant nav
ing been fled.
Pleasing Musicale. H=y
A delightful musicale was given In the
Holy Trinity Church on Wednesday even
Ing by the choir to q few friends. Mr..
Lomas presided at the organ, and was as
sisted py Miss Helen Cooney. A pleasing
programme was rendered.
Situation Unchanged.
The situation among the Farwell mill
operatives remains unchanged from what
1t has been the PAST two days. There are
no new developments, and nothing for the
operatives to do, save await the course of
events in the Olneyville district. Affairs
at the mill remain the same, the finishing
department being In operation.
Real Estate Sales.
The following real estst. sales have been
recorded:
Annie E. Calder to Edward f. and Fred
b. Calder, Jr., land and buildings on
Washington street.
Heirs Of Horace Daniels to Robert H.
and Matilda Briden land on Cross street.
John Casey to Ellen Casey half part OF
land and buildings on Cross street.
Herbert Z. Darling, ct al to George
Worthington and wife land on the Ruel
8. Darling plat.
District Court.
Two inebriates, a man and a woman,
were arranged in the district court this
morning. They both acknowledged that
they had partaken Of more stimulant than
was proper and each was sentenced to pay
a fine OF S2. 90 and costs.
Live Locals.
GThe Sacred Heart Temperance Society
VIII have an excursion to Fall River Sun.
day, May 10, on steamer Pawnes.
The Children Of Mary will receive holy
communion In a body at the Sacred Heart
Church tomorrow morning.
Chairman Adams OF the School Comm It.
tee has appointed the following visit ing
committees: Broad street, Mr.. Adams;
Washington street. Mr.. Dexter; High
School and Central street, Mr.. Lent;
Dexter street and Kendall street, Mr..
Milligan; Garfield street, Mr.. Author;
Hedley avenue and Hunt street, Mr.