The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
D0INGS in PAWTUCKET.
City Council Passes Resolutions
of Sympathy.
TWO IMPRESSIVE FUNERALS,
Installation OF Officers OF Several So
cieties Reception to Bishop Barkins-
The Inquest Into the Death Of Fireman
Cogan Called for Saturday.

Tower Post, No. IL, G.. A. r., the Sars-
field Association aud the Ancient Order
of Hibernians in body. The funeral
services were held in St, Mary's Church,
where high requiem mass was held before
very large assemblage. Interment was
at st. Mary's cemetery.
The bearers were Patrick McCusker
aud Thomas johnson from Tower Post.
Edward McCaughey and james H. Me.
Manon from the Ancient Order OF Hi
bernials. and MIc1ael McAloon aud
James Ioher from the Sarsn .ld Associa-
zion. The floral tributes were numerous
anc included pillow from members
OF he city government, a harp from the
Sarsfield Association, Tyre from
tne Hibernians, star and en-
low Inscribed Husband, " from
Father" from the chi dren OF tia. de-
cras .d, "A cross inscribed "Brotner' from
Mr. aud Mrs. Richard Hickey, "A wreath
from Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy, anu a
wreath from Miss X Tie Hughes.
Cou icilman Mckrough is the first
member OF the cisy government that has
died in Office.
Installation of Oficers.
The officers of Bla. kstone Encamp-
ment, J. o. q. f., were duly installed last
evening by District Deputy Charles 4.
Sulloway ana board of grand officers
Tue 10. owing officers were app Jinted and
also installed: Guide, AlberC Limb; first
watch, Ezerlah Fish; secoAd watch. &. III
Fuller; third watcl, Albert Buckliu;
fourth watch, CYRUS Bucklin; first quart
OF tent, Walter Spau.dlng; secoid guar /
Of tent, George n no4 The financial
committee was also appointed, after
which the past chief passed. around tae
cigars.
William Penn Division. Sons of Tenn
perdnce, Installed their oiiic-rs last even
lug, the grand q strict depaty Presiding
over the ceremonies. The com nittees for
the qu ,rter were appointed. Twelve new
members were intated last evening.
Tue officers elect of Ptwtucket Coun-
Gil, No. 537 Royal Arcaluu, were In
stalled last evening by District Deputy
Dunham. assisted Dy Grand Secretary w.
ii. Hawkins. The finance and auditing
committees were appJiatei.
The officers of Charles Il. Chickering
Lodge "ore also Installed iast evening
by District Deputy Edwin +. Eddy.
assisted by Past Chancellor Oscleston as
grand prelate and Past Chanceilor Ell
ward smith as grand master-aJ-arms
The recently elected keeper of records aud
sea! was not quallhed to hold Office, and
Fred HoibrooA was elected IA nis stead.
Chancellor Commander Fred a. Tnomp-
son appointed as ianer guard Arthur
Crawshaw anu as outer guard Jonu
Shedden. a collation. was then served
by the new officers and siort speeches
made.
Reception to Bishop Barkins
The local branch of the Young Meas
Catholic Association enlerel recep-
tion TO Bishop Harkins last evening. The
reception was open to the public and
there was "a very la re attendance Father
Lennon OF 81. Mary's parish introduced
W 4. Meagher, President of the associa.
ton, who presided. Father Mcclure of
the National Association was p,ssent
aud delivered an address on the WORK OF
the association. Bishop Harklns also
made extended remark n the same liae
encouraging the association TO continue
It's god work There were remar,s bv
othsr noted guests, after hich "A musical
program was presented The visitors
were then gwen an opportunity to in-
spect the home o. the association, which
has been lately fitted up tor tnis pur-
pose.
Tireman's Funeral.
The funeral of James Cogan, the driver
of the hook aud ladder truck who was
killed Monday morning, was held at 9
o ciocn WIS dlternoou aJ MS late resi-
dence on Central avenue, and attended
by a large company Of relatives
and friends and members Of the
ire department. The Epi,copal burial
service was read by the Rev. Benjamin
Eastw 90 !, pastor of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. The floral tributes IN
cluded among others piece in exact
representation OF fire alarm box, con-
of red ami wnite pinks and
Roman hyacynths aud mum Dered &c. 10 he
box which was pulled on Monday noon.
from John Badkin and Capt. Frank A.
Newton ot Truck company, No, 1; a
wreath from the Board of Fire Engi.
neers; broken wheel fro n the fireuen
of station two aud friends; baskets from
Lewis q Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Ward. Peter X. O'Reilly, aud James Il.
Becker, aud pieces lIoin tle firemen of
other stations. The .emains were CON
veyed TO Oak Grove Cemetery for inter
ment, the following nrrmen serving AS
bearers: James Brown, Charles nili.
y. Bassett, William L.. Titus.
John badSin. John lde, w. Fred Worger
and Oliver ii. BIx CIR.
The Inquest
Coroner James l.. jerks has decided
10 hold the inq iest into the death of
James Cogau, who was killed by the
hook and ladder truck Monday nool, on
at $50 "A. NJ.
Coliar-bone Broken.
Last evening Officer Mclaughlin went
10 Conant's boarding house on Dexter
street to arrest a man named Edward
McGowan for drunkenness A tussel
,nsued TO which stop was put
ernporarily by the two men falling
iown figat of stairs together.
At the station, when McGowan began TO
sober up. he commenced TO grosn to such
an extent tnat u doctor was called, and
{ was found that his collar bone was
broken.
Meeting of Both Branches Of the City
Council.
Poth branches of the city council met
asst evening TO take action on the death
II Councilman Mcksough.
A petition from Edward O'Brien and
thirteen others asking that the board
ALI another election in the Second ward
ely. was laid on the table. An
,lication pf T.. II. Carpenter a. Company
or permission TO erect a building on Ex-
,hauge street was objected TO by the
Rhode Island Cardboard Company and
Ellis Thayer. After some discussion the
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