Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-05
CENTRAL FALLS.
Quiet Fourth of July-sugrue on the War
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The people OF this place spent one Of the
quietest Fourths OF July yesterday for
many years. There was practically moth
ing going on and many left town to enjoy
the gaiety that was to be found elsewhere.
After the cloudy miserable day and the
stormy night preceding the Fourth the
sun rose yesterday resplendent and be-
fore its rays could hardly be seen on the
blue dome patriotic individuals who were
prepared to celebrate turned loose the
dogs of war and cannons doomed until Z
or o'clock. Then the small boy took a
hand with tire-crackers, torpedoes, ETC.,
and made things lively at least for him
self. In the evening many had fireworks
and some still clung to the cannon.
| Several OF the secret socities held picnics
| out in the country. The veteran firemen
| did not go to Providence, but kept open
house all day and many visitors partook
OF the hospitality.
sugrue ON the warpath.
Daniel Sugaue, well known about here,
| felt ugly and strong this morning and
started a free fight on Broad street.
He had some trouble before with Nc
Carthy and this morning he met John
| Mccarthy and his son Charles, knocking
both down. John Murray intertered and
was knocked senseless.
| Mccarthy is an old man, as Is also
| Murray, and Charles is young boy.
sugrue escaped over the Tin Bridge into
Massachusetts,.
Forester's Funeral.
The funeral OF Prudence Lapere was
| solemnized Sunday from his home on
| Broad street. Services were held at the
| French Catholic Church and interment
was at Valley Falls.
lie was 10 Iyears of age and leaves a
widow of 10, bride OF two weeks.
He was member of Court Flower OF
Dexter and that Court, in company with
| members of Courts Central, City of Paw
tucket, Love and Truth, Woodlawn and
| Pride of Lonsdale, attended, led by the
Pawtucket City Band.
| Among the visiting brethren were
Samuel Pierson of Court Liberty Of
Mapleville and James Russell of Court
| Clear Water OF Pascoag.
The bearers were Peter Coty, Charles
Laperche, Alexander Lashway, Adelor
St.Pierre and Fred Verno.
| Among the flowers was handsome
pillow with the words ."Our Brother"
and the initials OF Court Flower.
lie was not entitled to any benefit from
the Court as he was new member, but
the brothers raised a sum OF money for the
widow.
| Interesting Items.
1t was very quiet Fourth Of July.
Tne /. n. l.. viii install officers tonight
The Board of Firewards will meet mex,
Monday evening.
The funeral OF Mrs. Edward Gildea
took place yesterday.
Patrick Horan will leave this week on a
visit to the Keystone State.
There was not even an alarm of fire yes
terday TO break the quietude.
William Mclaughlin OF Saylesvillc
sailed Saturday for Belfast, Ireland.
Charles Sampson and family will spend
the next two weeks at Crescent Park.
John l.. Farrell and Henry Horan will
leave this week for trip to the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Hood will sal
on the steamer City of Berlin for Europe
Many old time cannons awoke the echoes
during the small hours ofyesterday morn
ing.
Many of the Volunteer Vets manned the
Pawtucket engine in Providence yester-
day.
Ex-Councilman Carly and William IL
Quigloy spent the Fourth at the metrop-
oils.
Two Arabs were before the Court this
morning as vagrants and pleaded not
guilty.
Henry Francis of Dexter street left
yesterday for a two weeks visit In
Canada.
Byron Leclair 81 Sylvan street chopped
one of his fingers of Saturday while cut.
ting wood.
family row took place on Watson
street yesterday and the man who caused
theitrouble escaped, with four ,officers on
the scene.
The funeral OF Mrs. Kate Manning OF
Watson street took place yesterday from
the Holy Trinity Church. She was III
only two days.
Thomas and John McGrath are home
from College to spend the summer vaca-
tion with their parents on Cross street.
Misses Bridget Carly and Maggie
Eeffernan and Messrs. Edward Monaghan
and Bernard Carly spent the Fourth will
friends in Newport.
The people of SayleSville observed th'
Fourth Of July by attending the picnic o
the Sunday school which was held on th
Memorial Chapel grounds:
The members OF the High school grad
uating class OF 1872 will enjoy their clas'
supper this evening in Hnvens' white
room. II will be very elaborate affair
| or Interest 10 Athletes.