Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-25
CENTRAL FALLS.


streets a somewhat lively appearance,
and many strangers were In the village.
jerks Park had an unusually large crowd
all day and late into the shades OF even
ing. There was large number about
the woods In the vicinity OF the Valley
pond. Row boats were largely sought for
by pleasure parties. Horsecar travel was
larger than usual, the Lonsdale avenue
line carrying an extra amount of traffic.
A novelty was the appearance OF six
riders In bunch, mounted on fine steeds
from Providence. The churches were all
we'll attended, The liquor officers who
were acting under new order of things
Tor their several districts in the town re-
port that the law was more properly lived
up To than for some Sundays past. Town
Sergeant Keene reports that Central Falls
dealers had taken advantage OF matters in
general and in the majority "closed up
shop" There may be, however, some
surprises at the next meeting of the Town
Council, II reports OF the violation OF the
law are we'll founded. Ii Is certain that
the majority OF the officers did more to
long time previously. Manville dealers
have full swing in that village Sundays,
and Councilman Grenon will demand an
explanation OF the officers there, to the
Council, unless matters are different
within a short time.
Last sad Rites.
The funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth Keron
took place from her late residence, 1903
Central street, this morning. There were
Il large number of relatives and friends
present to pay farewell tribute to an up
right and charitable woman. The remains
rested I'm rich broad cloth casket heavily
drapod. The cortege proceeded to the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, where mass
was said by the Rev. Father Farrelly, who
spoke OF the estimable character of this
old resident. Interment was at st. Mary's
cemetery. The bearers were John Nc
Kenna, Owen Cadden, James Garvin and
Richard Mclaughlin. The floral tributes
were a pillow from the grandchildren,
Tyre from grandsons, pillow from
daughter, sickle from Mamie Garvin, three
bouquets from the Rev. A. l.. Rogers. a
neighbor, and sheaf OF wheat from the
family.
Bad For Business Men.
Freight receivers OF this village who
have no other alternative than to obtain
mechandise from the Pawtucket depot,
are not In n pleasant frame OF mind, on
account OF certain matters which have
LAT al hu 4 In rH IN
the delivery Of their merchandise. They
claim that they are compelled To wait the
action OF the authorities, which IL detri-
mental To their business interests. Upon
inquiry at the head OF the department
Saturday IL was learned that the force was
reduced, owing to the present depression
OF business, and that in the "yard" brake
men do thelr own switching. Such a
condition of things Injuries business In
tcrests. There Is now Idle i'm this village
not a few who are laid of on account of
railroad business being quiet.
They Ate stew.
Sunday james Sylvestre entertained a
large number OF friends in eating game
stew, which he returned home with Sat-
urday morning. II was one OF the best
patches seen here this season. The party
Of five captured 2I5 birds. The stew was
palatable and high compliments were be.
slowed upon its flavor.
Couri Flower OF Dexter.
The regular meeting OF Court Flower OF
Dexter, A. O. f., will be held this evening
and as it is a quarter meeting a good at
tendance is roqueste, The committee on
the annual bail, winch occurs on the eve
ming OF October p, will make their re-
port.
Good Record.
Charles Bassett, who il "A resident OF this
place and who has made such an excellent
record with the Providence team, will
reside at East Providence during the
Winter. lie Is in extra good health.
Company q Meeting.
The regular meeting OF Company q,
Second Regiment, will be held this even
ing, providing the gas bill has been paid
and the burnin! fluid been turned on.
Business OF importance relative to the ex-
piration of enlistments OF several mem
hers will be attended to.
Saturday Nicbt Hop
A private social hop was held at the
Central Falls Cadets armory Saturday
evening which was largely attended and
dancing enjoyed until II o'clock.
Interesting Items.
The wife OF Ephriam Bird died this
morning.
Washington Lodge, No. 4, meets We'd
nesday evening.
John Piersey OF Montreal, Canada, is
the guest OF relatives.
Frank Lamore has returned from six
months absence in New York.
Ballou Post, No. 3, q. A. r., will hold
Ia. To-. a.