Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-01

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given, OF him much is required" "His,"
ho said, "wss q woigh ghty responsibility-the
charge OF so numerous O congregation,
and no must render strict account for oil.
He often prayed for his people at the altar.
He has said his last mass, and now they
should pray for him."
He then osered words Of consolation to
the father and relatives OF the deceased,
saying that while he was kind father TO
his parishioners he was also a good son
and brother.
The nnal absolution was then given by
Bishop Hsrkins.
Father Co1ey then announced that the
Grace, Newport; Rev. William Halligan,
Pawtucket; Rev. j. A. FitEsimmons,
Ashton; Rev. Charles Dauray, Woon-
socket; Rev Father Magennis, Jamaica
Plains, Boston; Rev. NJ. Tiorney, New
Britain, Conn; Rev. Dennis Scannell,
Worcester, and Rev. Nicholas Quinn Of
Binghamton, N. Y.
Tho active pallboarers were Constan-
tive O'Neill, William Edmonds, John ii.
Barnwell, Daniel Ward, Frank Il. Fits-
simons, Henry Hsgsn, p. y. Kinion and
70. y. Curry, being the trustees and
pewrent collectors OF the church.
Father Coffcy also announced that the
O'Clock during which time the people
could take their final farewell OF him they
loved 30 well In life.
Tho funeral was In charge OF Undertaken
Thomas McMurrough Of Providence, who
managed the arrangements admirably,
and interment was In St. Francis cemo-
terry, whore the hnal committal service
was read while q large number OF his
brother clergymen assisted at the oere-
mony.
There wero large number OF clergy
men present at the mass. Among them
were noticed the following:
Revs. Father Halligan, Pswtucket; NJ.
McCsbe, Pail River; N. =. Rodasn,
Bristol, Conn; Dennis Scannell, worccs-
ter; ID. y. Feohan, Fitchburg, Mass. Rev.
Mr.. Twohey, q. p, Somerset, Ohio; John
J. McCabe and Thomas Briscoe,
Providence; John Harty, East Provi-
dence; James p. Coyle, Newport /;
J. X. Bourgeois, Central Falls 4;
William Il. Meenan, Natick, II. L.; James
r. Roach, Taunton, Mass; p. r. Nc
Kenns, Pawtucket; A. q. y. Neves, Now
Bedford; w. ". Hartigan, Worcester
George Y. Mcguire, North Attleboro; ..
=. LacroiI, Providence; John A. Hurley,
Pawtucket; l.. ID. Beavnu, Holyoke; T. j.
Sullivan, Uxbridge; James A. Gleason and
NJ. J. Owens, Providence; J. q. Lavallic
and Alfred Carrier, Woonsocket
John w. Mccarthy, Providence; d.
v. McGrath, Leicester, Mass; Daniel
II. Doran, New Bedford; Z. McSweeney
Woods Holl, Mass; N. II. q. Gsulin
Stanstcad, p. O., Canada; N. Roberge and
A. Grafton, woonsocket; James J. Brady
Crompton; James Mnhan, New Bedford
N. Fitzgerald and J. ii. Lennon, Paw
tuckot; y. p. Kecfe. Jewett City, Conn.
M. II. Kennedy, Providence; W. ii. Nc
Namara, North Easton; T. j. Loughran
and Louis ii. Deadly, Fall River; John
O'Conncll, Attleboro; james W. Conlin
and VIII .Curley, Cathedral William Pyne,
Westerly; Bernard Boylau, Fall River
Mortimer Downing, Newport; q. Hughes,
Fall River; j. II. Finnegap, Providence;
Thomas Magcnnis, Boston; J. T. Lynch
and Charles Dauray, woonsocket; Thomas
Il. Ryan, Hrovidence; James A. Hurley,
Blackstone; James Major, =. j., Provi-
dence; Francis Tuite, Wakefield, II. l.; Il.
J. Mongan, North Attleboro; q. p.
Gaboury, Centreville; Father Lefevre, o.
p, Pail River; George 7. Mahoney, Central
Pals; B. r. McCahill, Provincetown
p. A Mclaughlin, Slatcrvillles, Il. 1;
w. A. Power, Blackstone, Mass
John Il. Brady, East Greenwich; w. b.
Flynn, Fall River; j. ID. O'Keefe and T.. v
Doyle, Fall River; Y. Druycker, VIII
liamantic; Farrell O'Reilly, Providence
&. q. Kelly, Woonsocket; sP. T.. Cas-
sidy, Harrisville; w. II. Sullivan
Providence; ii. II. Kinnerney and J. j.
McQuade Pawtucket; p. Mulholland
New Haven; II. u. Carrigan, Phenix; r.
=. Elliot, Central yalls; j. II. LOBBY, New
port; Thomas l.. Kelly, Providence; p.
N. Brennan, 3. j., Il. J. Fitzpatrick
and George w. Brown, Providence; J. &.
Garcin and ID. V. Delabnrre, Pawtucket
w. X. Connor, &. 3. c., Notro Dame,
Indiana; ID. J. Kellehcr and j.. r.
Mahony, Brighton, Mass; A. III. Serpa,
Providence; n. J. Cooke, Ysll River, and
others whose names could not be ascer-
tained.