Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-02
TO MOTHER EARTH.
Funeral Today Of Martin
E. MOriarty.
MANY TOKENS OF SORROW.
Delegations From Several Societies
Attend the Sad Services.

To-day all that was mortal OF Martin +.
Moriarty was consigned to mother earth
in the presence OF the relatives, friends
and sympathizers he loved so well. Hun
dreds OF people visited his parents resi-
dence and took a long farewell OF their
dear friend.
This morning at 8 O'Clock the long cor
tege moved from his late home on Ions
dale avenue and proceeded to ST. Marys
Church where high mass of requiem
was celebrated by Rev. =. f. McKenna,
who also pronounced the final absolution
and impaired the blessing.
The choir was assisted by Professor and
Mrs. Demers aud Misses Annie McGinn
and Mary Loughran. The latter sang
Father Galvin's "Pie Jesu' at the offer
tory. Among the large number Of mcurn-
ers IN attendance was His Honor Mayor
Carroll, who entertained a high opinion
OF the deceased.
The Sarsfeld Association OF which de
ceased was true and active member,
turned out in large numbers. They were
20 men i'm line under the charge OF Mar
shal Thomas O'Brien. Representatives OF
the Thomas Davis Ciub Of Lonsdale,
Robert Emmct Association OF Attlcboro
and Kearnoy Association Of Central Falls
were also i'm line.
st. Mary's Temperance Society sent
delegation OF 16 men in charge Of Marshal
Dennis Holland.
Those organizations, in token ot their
deep griet for the dcrort,d, at special
meetings last night voted not To wear amy
society emblem ana 10 parade with white
gloves and crepe. This action on their
part was very highly commended.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
recognized the sterling worth Of the de-
ceased by sending beautiful ncral tri-
butte, and although he was not a member
OF the society it also sent delegation OF
8 men to represent at the funeral.
The Knights Of Columbus also sent a
delegation OF IL men TO represent the
local Council. District Deputy John H..
Drury of Providence was also present.
Burial was at Old St. Mary's cemetery,
and the bearers who were selected from
the several organ nizations OF which he
| was a member were as follows: John Nc.
Kitchen, Jr., and james McVey, from the
| Sarstield Association; Vincent j. Nc
Aloon and Daniel +. Harold, from st.
Mary's Temperance Society; William f.
Donnelly and Nicholas Murray from
Delany Council, X. OF c.; Edward T.
Gillian and a. j. Gallagher, from the
Young Mems Catholic Association.
The remains were inclo5od i'm a hand
some polished oak caskct and the floral
contributions were magnificent. Among
them were the following: Pillow, in
sribod "Brothcr;' pillow, inscril ed
cousin" from Martin +. Moriarty; harp
from the Sarstcld Association; large re-
clining cross, from st. Mary's +. \. & b. So
| cioty; broken column, ScclJonk Society;
floral badge of the &. T.. A. W. OF A.,
from the Sacred Heart Temperance So-
ciety; large pillow inscribed "Our Prcsi-
dent" from the Aqninas Lyceum; a re-
clinng anchor, from Delany Council, X,
of {; bleeding heart inscribed "Friend," ="
John MckitChcn, Jr.; crescent and star,
from friends with the H. w Ladd Com
pany, Providence; reclining cross, from
the Misses Carney; bunch Of Gala lilies,
from Miss Bridget Carney; star, inscribed
"friend," from John Lennon; cross, from
Michael Kelly; star, from Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Carney.