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WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 10, 1922ATE INCREASEimber of Corn-presented at Im-earings in Boston.1 lasher, assistant aec-jcuJ chamber of com* hearings at the South on yesterday on be-all Chumbcr and Traf-to the cancellation of at competitive points Maine railroad, ln-and an Increase on a.n to cancel class ratea i on the B. M. K. It--y the .\rew York, New ford railroad. It. would . to Interested parties, iree and one-half cents nds for shippers' who In less Ilian carload mber of commerce and [ on record aguinsf. the [nnsly enough, Secre-vn» tho only opponenttlv tthough lack ofuncling ay concerns in 6 affected if the new rcepted.1 to Increase welgh-very compile a tc*rt ma.1-to explain j In detail. ^ of iveighlng la pru-)V which the shipper’s j would be materially F. Atwater, chairman ilp , committeo of the *affic league, repro-2 clubs of the atats Connecticut firms ai s the Lowell club Id cItli the league, Mr, e of its inlereBta also.:mbcra of the budgetnission late yesterdayacross two bills, eachit 5-20, for tuxd serviceicrs of the city comi-bctwee11 city hall find apitah they gasped and the process of approv-rogained their indies.i'c been presented by •vice and tv hi lam .T. ' staling that $40 seeni-uf money for such a ie commissioners voted er Investigation before their approval.11 4 that the eliy coun-pection of' tho hospital m in question were us-he trip Lo the instltu-charged up lo the cityjvcrsy that aro?e over h Haynes louring car tenrient. of streets and roposltlon lo have the xr of that department deal, was terminated Thomas B. Rafter ap-t]ije budget and audit finally agreed to take - and tho Chandler car. r. Rafter haj staled want the old machine, e the deal by taking c that the proposition tho used ear. Now, utter has been cleaved ler has gone and Ihe has the city’s checkalso will he made Into mint of $51.78 rresent-; astern Massachusetts company, for labor In tho relocating of a street, duo to the erec-v Highlands firehousc. mmissJonr also, flld not od of accounting in epartment of care of arid while they did not tount of tho kill. 1*139. little more Information ore stamping their apes. One or two Insur-were held up lempor-JL noticesI fun ere 1 of Miss Alice lake place Thursday o’clock from her home, street. Solemn high em will be sung in ftt. church at 9 o'clock, respectfully Invited.! i nSt. Joseph's cfiiiie-;ements in charge of tor Joseph Albert.In m* ra I lt;*f Frink L. uke Place Thursday his hue home. 17 t at S.15 oVlouk. High uzi at St, Peter'!? churob Interment will be In eeiiH'li'ry. Undertaker ije In charge of funeralay lULli. In this ey. aged f»S years, Wilder siren. Fn-Wildcrld n I 4 90 •rnoon at 2*d without rate. The In charge IV. Healey.o’clock, further funeral of Un-[NC1L GOES WOONSOCKETio city council went tr. J., today to look over in tho lire department th a viyw toward rec-pnrehii.Ho of a similar ns for tho local do-SHOW WHS 610 SUCCESSPawtucketvilie Talent Stages Excellent Minstrel Show inAssociate HallUnder the auspices of the Holy Name society of St. Columba’s church, a minstrel show wns given in Associate halj last night which proved tho equal of any staged in the city for auvne lime. The soloist and end* were ail that could be desired in an amateur performance, and the chorus showed tho results of weeks of training by going through the entire program without a fault. With wall over, a thousand persons In the audience, tho show was a sliceess from every standpoint, and a tribute to. the work of the Pawtucketvillo section.When it was announced that tho committee in charge were to use Paw-luckctville talent exclusively, a great number of local skeptics said It could not be clone. All who attendetl last night, however, say It was done in a very capable manner, and without a single “ringer*' from tho southern sido of the bridges.In the course of tho long program it developed thsi two exceptionally clever “finds’' had been brought out in the production. Aliss Nora Copley, aa an end, ami M.a*t»r John Carney, a boy with a robust tenor, ore among thu Cleverest performers presented in ihls city In a number of years- Other singers shared Llie honors, particularly Mibs Mary McPartland, soprano and leader of St. Columba’s church choir, who gave a splendid rendition of cjub of tho program's best, numbers, Mias Anna Place, Mrs. Thomas Scanlon, Mr. Fred Oummmtfa, Mr. John Stapleton and Mr. Janies Gorman were also splendidly received, anc^ merited manyencores.The program follows: Opening chorus, entire company; end song, “Pullman Porter Blues,'' John (Jack) Carroll; solo. “Out of the Shadows,” MIsdAnna Place; end song, “While Miami Dreams” Richard Grifttn; solo. “Little Town in Quid County Down,” Miss Mary McPartlnnd: end song, “Gin-Gin-GInny Shore.*' John Stapleton; solo. “Little Crumbs of „ Happiness ” Master John Carney; end song, “Carolina Rolling Stone, Miss Grace Han-naiin; goio, 1*11 Forgel ..You,” FredCummings; end song. Ooo Ernest,P. Riordau, Mrs. Charles Tnrppy, andl iho Woonsocket tlr-Crf-ivori i-x roll nu l per-ran nr. aiUrh«*lt;| p a1111(1 V lit II.. .... .1 4 1..Miss Nora Copley; solo, “Time After Time,” Mrs. Thomas Scanlon; cud song, ‘Tvo Gat the Wonder Where He Went and When Ho'g Cuming Back Rhies,” James Gorman; finale, “Nobody Knows Where Tosti Goes,” by enliro company.The show was given under the personal direction of Mr. George A. Tobin, with Mr. Andrew Molloy as interlocutor: Mr. Tobin, who also acted as accompanist, accomplished a somewhat remarkable feat, for lost night's show was the first in mnny years in which one man succeeded in acting both ns director and accompanist. It Ir, an extraordinarily hard task, and Mj-. Tobin not only accomplished it, but did so with seemingly little effort.Following tho show, dancing was enjoyed by tlie young people until ml cl night, ThroughiniL the eveninghcm.th.1 tables about the hall did a thrivjng business. At tho right of I ho entrance was tho tonic table, over which Miss Delia Copley presided throughout tho evening. Next came the ice cream, cako and candy table, Willi Mrs. Patrick T, Rrosnan. as chairman and the following ladies as assistants; Mrs. (\ W. Holmes. Mrs. John Maguire, Mrs. E. J. McCarthy, Mrs. John McDonald. Mrs. SI. Goodwin, Mrs. John BIcssington; Mrs. F\ D,Donovan, Mrs. Z. I. BlssonttOtt©, Mrs.M. Sullivan, Mrg. Annio'Regan. Mrs. M. McNamara. Mrs. David Thistle, Mrs. John J. O'Connell, Mrs. Henry St- John, Mrs. Warren Mrs. Cornelius 1*\ Cronin,MoKenney. Mrs. Patrick Misses Kate MqMnumon, Loretta Mc-M a union. Helen Shea, May Thisllo, Mary McEvoy, Ellen McEvoy, Margaret Ralls, Klta Blessing?on, K'atherlnft Flanagan and Agnes Oarrity. On the left hand side of the hall was a noveltytable, with Mrs. 'Frederick B. Hammond as chairman, and Mrs. John Farley, Mrs. John O'Neil, Mrs. Michael Con er I on. Mrs. Andrew At o Hoy, Mrs. John McDonald, and Miss Katie Farrell, as assistants.During intermission, a Xu to Novelty Rug was drawn for at the novelty table, the winner being Miss Charlotte R. ON oil, 20 Sixth avenue.The lion's share of credit for the affair should go to the lTnlyName society's chaplain. Rev, John G. Hogan, who worked harder, perhaps, than anyone else for the event's success. He has been indefatigable in his efforts, and all his assistants agree that all praise is due Itim.Tho officers of the evening follow: General manager, Warren F. Rionian; assistant * general manager, John O'Sullivan; floor director. Edward h\ IlainlH; n.srdsjnnt fionr director, John F, Boyle: aids. Waller C. Shea, Timothy M. Tally, James T. Rrosnan, William T. Ilnvhan, EM ward J. McCarthy, John J. Carroll, Charles A. Gallagher, Patrick A. Harrington, Andrew T, Doyle. Joseph P. Quigley, George T, Walsh. John R. BIcssington, William F. Bros nan, Daniel A. Cogger. Ralph A. Horan. Raymond J. Kelley, Eugene A. Ijiiornoro, Francis J. McDonald, Frank J, Murray, Francis J, O’Brien.Reception committee: PatrickO’Hearji, chairman; Lnlro McCarthy, William F. Tyred. Cornelius F. CYonln, Edward Doan, Richard Place, Michael Barry. Edward J. Shea. Patrick Rros-nan, Michael I^rkin. Michael Conor* ton, Daniel Wholey, James V., Collins, John II. FnrK\v, John F. Sin plot on, David Dundon, Frank D. Donovan, John II. Clancy. William McMahon, Chari oh McQuillan; russisiant treasurer. Waller J. McDonald.Tho clergy . f the parish, Rev.Thoinjj.s P. McMunuion of Dorchester,a former St. Co I ha \s hoy and AUiyol’George H. Rroivn were present httguests
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Lowell Sun
Lowell, Massachusetts, US
Wed, May 10, 1922
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