Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-13
CENTRAL FALLS.
Foresters and Good Fellows Attend Frank
Farrelis Funeral-Council Committee.

foresters and Good Fellows Attend Frank
Farrelrs Funeral-Council Committee.
The funeral OF Frank Farrell, an es-
teemed resident OF this place, took place
from his late residence on Earle street
yesterday afternoon. The large number
in attendance spoke more eloquently than
words of the loss felt by his associates
and neighbors, and the sympathy felt for
his widow and children.
| The services took place at o'clock and
were attended by Court Flower of Dexter,
| A. o. F. OF A., 100 members, with Conant's
| Brass Band, Henry Horan, Marshal; also
| by delegation of the Good Fellows, both
| Of which organizations he was n member.
| There was a profusion OF floral tributes
| including pillows from his wife and
| children; a cross from Mrs. Ann Kelly,
| together with several bouquets and other
| offerings.
The funeral services were held at Holy
Father Elliot, after which the cortege,
comprising AZ hacks, together with the
long and imposing line on foot, wended
its way to st. Patrick's cemetery, Valley
Falls, where interment took place.
| The bearers were selected from both the
above named organizations and were
Michael Moran, Michael Forester and
James Kennedy, from the Foresters, and
Patrick Fitzpatrick, Michael Murphy and
James Walsh from the Good Fellows.
| The deceased leaves a widow and nine
children to mourn his loss.
| This morning a requiem high mass for
the repose of his soul was celebrated at the
Holy Trinity Church.
The New Town Council Meets.
The first regular meeting Of the newly
elected Town Council was held Saturday
afternoon and considerable business was
transacted.
The usual bills were allowed and ordered
paid. Permission was granted Louis Bate
man and Thomas Laramee to sell fire.
works. The petition of Thomas Laramee
| for victualing house license was referred
to the committee on police. Simeon
Boulen petitioned for a tavern license.
John Jackson and Dennis McCaffrey petit
toned for victualing house licenses.
The petition OF the abutters on Sylvan
street, to have the same curbcd and side
walks established, was granted.
The committee to settle the Lonsdale
avenue damages is composed Of William
Comstock and William Bridgehouse.
The Council went into secret session
for the purpose Of making up committees.
Upon re assembling the following CON-
mittecs were appointed; Highways, Dis
trict No. 1, Grenon; No. 2, Comstock; No.
3, Hawkins; No. 4, Jordan; Nos. 8, 6 and
Z, Andrew, Schiller and Bridgehouse; Sup
port of Poor, Schiller and Bridgehouse;
Claims, Hawkins and Jordan; Finance,
Council; Police, Andrew, Schiller and
Bridgehouse; Public Health, Hawkins
and Comstock; Drinking Fountains, Man.
vile, Grenon Saylesville, Hawkins; Ions
dale, Jordan; Valley Falls, Schiller; Gen.
tral Falls, Bridgehouse and Andrew;
LIMERICK, Comstock; Parks, Andrew and
Schiller. The usual number of police Of
iicers and constables were appointed.
interesting Items.
William Chestnut OF Dexter street died
Saturday night.
A meeting OF the Board of Firewards
will be held this evening.
| EDWARD LAWN ana MISS mary Gormeliy
will be married Wednesday.
Camp Thomas Moies, Sons OF Veterans,
will be inspected this evening.
The wedding Of Joseph Carter and Miss
Hannah L. Monaghan will soon take
place.
The high school pupils enjoyed an out
at Diamond Hill Saturday on invitation Of
the graduating closs.
The Town Council met this forenoon
and canvassed the voting list for the APP
preparation meeting this afternoon.
In the District Court this morning
Henry Barnes of Lonsdale, to the charge
Of an assault on Lucretia Ward, pleaded
not guilty and will have trial Thursday.
A meeting of the Probate Court was
held this morning and considerable rou-
tine business transacted. The will of
John Adams was entered for probate and
, continued till July llth.
r John Anderson of Central Falls, late OF
, Cornwall, Ontario, has taken charge OF
the finishing, folding and packing de-
, paatments of the Algonquin Printing
Company OF Fall River. His friends wish
him success.