The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-16
CENTRAL FALLS.

The Alpha Club meets tonight.
The work on Central street has not been
begun as was anticipated.
The Central Falls Cadets held well
attended meeting yesterday afternoon.
Considerable business WIS transacted
Wen the bells in the several church
steeples were ringing welcome sound
Yesterday morning His Honor Judge Golf
took his seat amid little noise and held his
regular Sunday morning service. Capt
Goldsmith was the superintendent and
piloted five candidates up to His Honor
for membership. Each was taxed 81 and
costs and they added TO the contribution
and departed wiser men.
Mrs. Il. Frank Bowen is at Boston at
tending the w. c. II. II. Convention.
A full attendance Is requested at the
Veteran Firemen's Association meeting
Wednesday evening. Business Of import
ance will come before the meeting.
Lizzie Degnan, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Degnan, died at her home Sun
day after n long illness. She was young
lady who was well known and highly es-
teemed and a prominent member of the
Children of Mary Society of the Sacred
Heart Church. She was born in the same
house in which she died, and was Is years
and 3 months old. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow morning from the Sacred
Heart Church.
Hundreds of people visited the new
jerks Park yestarday to inspect the
StNtTdl improvements. AulDnk lHOSc WIZ
went there was Fred Burlingame and his
wife. They walked TO the top of the place
termed the cave, and were about to turn
around when Mr.. Burlingame accidently
lost his foothold and went down the en-
bankment several feet. He could not
stop himself and rolled among stones and
shrubs, bruising his body badly, also his
face and broke his right arm. He was
picked up unconscious and taken TO his
home at 16s North Main street, Paw
tucket, where medical aid was summoned.
IL was thought at a late hour last night
he was injured internally
Last evening two young men, who gave
their place of residence as Woonsocket,
and who were driving spirited horse on
Broad street, undertook to turn the cor
ner of Barton street when the wheel
crampod too short and both were thrown
out The horse ran as far as the corner
of Dexter street, where il collided with
the electric light pole and stopped. The
buggy was broken in several places The
young men were not seriously injured but
slightly bruised.
The sacred concert given under the au-
spices of the Sacred Heart Temperance
Society at Temperance Hall last evening
was attended by more than 800 people. The
music, which was furnished by Nance's
orchestra, was well rendered The read
ing by Miss Lynn of Providence was IA
great feature, and she was obliged to re-
spond to several encores. The singing by
local talent was we'll done and every num-
ber took well with the audience. The
treasury was largely benefited.
The funeral Of the little son of Council
man Schiller took place from his resi-
dence No. 35 Conden street, Sunday after
noon. The remains rested in "A white
casket and were surrounded by the
choicest exotics. The tributes being a
large cross and base from the Lincoln
Town Council, a cross, DIR. Falcon. hemp
and cross from the employees of the
bakery of the Union Cash store, a Tyre
from the Central Falls Board of Fire
wards, basket. Miss Della Fournier, cross
and large base, Napoleon Schiller; pill
low with the words God Son. Henry
Schiller, wreath resting on base "Our
Child" from the parents, star and base
Mrs j. NJ. Fournier, also several bouquets.
The remains were taken to the French
church where the services of the Catholic
church was performed by the Rev. Father
Mononey. The remains were inferred at
st. Patrick's cemetery at Valley Falls.
There were eight bearers, four boys and
four little girls The latter being attired
in white dresses, and wearing white wells
and gloves.
Tender feet should boots made to measure
at ANNABLES, Is Arcade.