The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-13
UP THE VALLEY.
Lincoln School Committee
Met Last Evening.
Frank E. Fitzsimmons Appeared
Before the Board.
Grand Musical Program Arranged by Professor
Dlguam For Easter Sunday ay--Local Notes.

The regular meeting of the Lincoln
School Committee was held last night. All
the members except Mr.. Manchester were
present and Judge Learned presided.
The usual schedule bills were allowed.
Frank 4. Fitzsimmons appeared before
the committee in behalf of young girl,
resident of Prospect Hill, who claimed
rebate Of $28, on account of recent vote
of the committee whereby the scholars Of
the town were authorized to attend the
high schools in Cumberland, Central Falls
or Woonsocket free of cost. Chairman
Learned and Mr.. Gregson claimed that 1t
would be unwise TO allow this bill, AZ 1t
would be opening the way for more bills
of like character.
On motion of Mr.. Quinan the matter
was laid upon the table until the next
meeting. supt. Draper reported that the
spring vacation would commence next
week.
No action was taken on the request Of
Miss Anna Thoin for an increase In salary.
Easter Program at st. Patrick's Church.
Professor Dignam of st. Pstrick's
Church has prepared an elaborate program
for Easter Sunday. As q rule the music
at this church is carefully selected and
gives excellent satisfaction. This year
will be no exception to the rule, as Pro-
fessor Dignsm has spared no pains to
make II as grand az on former occasions.
The following will be the program at the
| 10 80 o'clock mass: Mass No. IL, Mozart;
| credo, No. 3, Mario; offertoire; Haec Dies,
Knapp; soprano solo; Marche Pontificale,
organ. The "Kyrie," "Gloris, !" "Sanctus"
and "Agnu Die" of a mass in "F" written
| especially for the junior choir by Professor
Dignam will be sung at the o'clock mass.
The solos will be sung by Miss Anna
Hogue. Vespers at o'clock. Musical
vespers in d fiat, Millard; Laudati Pueri
Dominum, Zingarelli; grand Magnifcat,
Emerig; Tantum Ergo, Rossi. Soloists,
Mrs. NcKenna and Miss Tighe, sopranos; !;
Mr.. j. j. Egan, tenor; Mr.. G. McCartin,
basso; Joseph Dignam, organist and d.
rector.
| Notes OF the Valley villages.
Services will be held at Christ Church
every day this week.
| The regular meeting of the Lincoln
Council will take place Wednesday after
noon.
Charles w. Robertson is now a Lincoln
Councilman, having taken the oath OF
| office last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Chandler of Three
Rivers, Mass, are visiting Mr.. Ruben
Maxey Of Manville.
| On May 16 the Jesuit Fathers will open
a mission at st. Patrick's Church, and will
| continue for two weeks.
| DIR. Joseph Lariviere, who was elected
to the Legislature last week, will leave
Wednesday for visit to Mexico.
The Peck Sisters will hold forth this
evening at Red Mems Hall for the benefit
OF the organ fund of the Universalist
| Church.
| The amount of the assessment charged
| to st. James parish, Manville, for the sup
port of the orphans has been fixed by
Bishop Harkins at $1S5.
| DIR. Bernard F. McDermott of Berkeley
graduated yesterday afternoon from the
Baltimore Medical College. DR.. McDer-
mott will arrive home before Easter.
Rev. Israel w. Porter of Lonsdale will
attend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of
| the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows OF
| Massac husetts, which will meet at Worces-
ter next Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society connected with
the Emmanuel Church of Manville will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Clara Carlisle. st. Agnes guild will
Goodwin.