The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-03

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William A. Bovine, for IA years overseer
OF the spooling and warping department
at the Lorraine mills, worsted side, has
finished his labors in that capacity.
The help under his charge presented him
with handsome Encampment pin, silver
brush holder and a silk umbrella as tokens
of esteem. The presentation honors were
done by Miss Matilda Duffern.
Mr.. Bovine leaves the Lorraine with the
best wishes of those under his charge and
also of his large circle OF friends.
A very pretty wedding took place at st.
Joseph's Church Wednesday, when
William Gaynor and Miss Theresa McCabe
were united In marriage by Rev. II. F..
Kinnerney.
Following the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the BRIDES parents.
large number of useful and valuable
presents were given to the happy couple
by their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaynor left this afternoon
on a brief wedding tour.
William ID. Perrin of this city an at
tache OF the reportorial staff of the Provi-
dence Telegram, was united in marriage
Thursday evening to Miss Millie b.
Stanyan at the residence of the brides
parents, 1872 Broad street, Providence.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Francis 4. Tower, pastor of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church. Only relatives and
few intimate friends were present.
Some pretty and fragrant flowers were In
the parlors and the popularity OF the couple
was attested by display of wedding pres
ents from journalistic and military friends
and the newspaper staff of which he Is a
member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrin will reside in this
city upon their return from their honey
moon, which will be passed at Martha's
Vineyard.
The annual exhibition of the pupils of
st. Joseph's parochial school Wednesday
evening at the parish hall was an en-
tertainment of great interest. The pro-
gram consisted of vocal and instrumental
selections, drills and dramas and the affair
was undoubtedly one of the most interest
ing and pleasing ever held in the parish.
The pupils are all very youthful and the
success they achieved was quite remark
able. 1t ought to be sourse of pride to
their teachers as well as of satisfaction to
themselves.
All of the participants scored their full
measure of manifested appreciation. The
program was well rendered and given with
proficiency and finish that aroused enthu-
siastic approval. The program was as
follows:
zephyr. ........s..... ............s.s.s..s
Miss Annie MulhOlland.
opening Chorus.... .........,....."......
Pupils OF Room NO.2.
Dialogue-"Black on One Side".
Herbert O'Brien and Richard O'Ialloran.
MOtlOn SOnB......
Pupils of Room No. g.
1.-The WaveletS". "............. ........,.......
Girls OF Room No. g.
Dialogue-Baseball Enthusiastic. -.
Boys of Room No.4
Hoop Drill....... ......... -. .............
Girls of Room Mob
Instrumental Duet-"Caprice Character
istique"..
Miss Mary Eagen and Miss Maggie Tierney
Indian Club Drill. ...................".....
Boys of Room No.
Dialogue-"Fourth of July". go.
Boys of Room No.e.
Duet-"Two Little Birds. s'..................
Eukcne y. McNHIlnh anu CnarlcS %. FOrDeS
Dialogue-"Quarrel Among the Flowers"
Girls of Room No. 4.
Concert Recitation-"Our Flag. .........
Boys of Room Nos
Instrumental Duet-"The Search After
happhhess '......''.........'.....'.
The Misses Storm.
Concert Recitation-"The Soul OF the
N1Ol1n" Observation-Disclosures.
Girls of Room No.2.
Chorus-"Swells of the Day..
Boys of Room Mob
Dialogue-"The Tarrytown Terror".......
Pupils of Room No. 3.
Closing Chorus... ........................
Pupils OF Room No. 2.
The program for the graduating exercises
which will be held In the school hall or
the evening of July is as follows: Wei
come chorus; class motto, ''Esse Quau
Vidori bunus-nalo," Master Charles Ryan
operatta, "The Tyrolean Queen" charac-
ters, Tyrolean Queen, Miss Bertha Carroll;
Fairy Queen, Miss Stella Forbes; Gypsy
Queen, Miss May Mcguire; Tyroleans
Gypsies and fairies; scenes OF Mary, Queen
OF Scots, Mary Stuart reigning, her crown
reading OF the death warrant, characters
Mary Stuart, Miss Bertha Carroll; maids
of honor, Misses Elizabeth Cullen, Mary
Storm, Margaret McVay, Rosallne McDuff
1tiuc Noondh, WARY mCNdyj Or hODcri
Melville, Charles Ryan; Lord Lindsey
John Mather; Earl OF Kent, Joseph Toher
Lord Beale, Joseph McNanna; awarding
of diplomas; pupils OF the class OF '97
Bertha Carroll, Stella Forbes, Rosalinc
McDuff, Regina McVay, Nellie Noonan,
Mary Storm, Elizabeth Cullen, John
Mather, Joseph McNanna, Mary Mcvay,
Charles and Joseph Toher. The exercises
Will he brought to a close by the valadic-
tory and the closing chorus "Good Night"
Many Pawtucket people attended the
nuptials OF John O'Donnell of Providence
and Miss Mary A. McCabe OF Blackstone,
Mass, which took place Wednesday at st.