Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-21
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Funeral of Mrs. Reynolds
Tomorrow.
T. X. lAMARINE WILL RUN.
Death of an Esteemed Young Lady
From Scarlet Fever.

The funeral OF Miss Elizabeth A. Rev.
noids will take place from her parents
residence on Lonsdsle avenue tomorrow
AFTERNOON, services to be held from the
Holy Trinity Church. A brother OF the
deceased, who is a soldier in the United
states Army stationed at st. Louis, Is ex-
pected home this evening.
The funeral OF Jennie, the six. months.
ola daughter of James and Elizabeth
hanley OF the View, took place yesterday
afternoon, tnterment being at Mt. st.
Mary's cemetery.
The funeral OF Daniel, the infant son of
Daniel and Mary Gilbane OF Washington
street, took place this forenoon. Burial
was at Mt. st. Mary's cemetery.
Expected Home To-day.
Messrs Boisvert dc Meyers expect their
brother, Edmond, home today. The
latter Ia a well known French writer who
has spent several months In Paris, he has
also visited the principal cities OF the old
world.
LamarIne WIN Run
IL Is we'll known fact that +. X. la.
marine will run as a candidate for the
Town Council ut the coming elections, but
this IL out OF the question. Mr.. Lamarine
has decided to take part in the Presidents
race at the st. Jean Baptiste Society's
picnic at Crescent Park next Thursday.
For those who are personally acquainted
with the popular Treasurer otthe French
Society II Will be no surprise to learn that
hts decision has created quite sensation
In Central Falls and hundreds of extra
tickets for the excursion nave been sold.
sewer Work.
Work still continues on the Broad street
sewer. although a small gang only Is en-
ployed. A ledge has been struck, prog
ress IL slow and but few men are at work
In order to wait until the Council makes
some decision on the High street ques.
ton, for as this is settled the plans OF tho
sewer will be changed. On Dexter street
the work is going along nicely and the
immense trunk sewer attracts a great deal
OF attention.
Real Estate sales.
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded during the week:
Henry w. p. Harris sold to William CuI-
len a tract of land on the Wilbur road
for 81. OrIn Smith sold to William II.
Walmsley and others three lots on the
Tucker plat for sl0. Maria l.. Jennings
sold to George w. GoodinR land and
buildings at the corner OF Clay and Broad
streets for sl00. Ellen MorIarty sold to
Mary Fenessey land and buildings on
Lonsdale avenue for so, Ann Maria
Lane sold to Augustin A. Mann one
eighth interest I'm estate corner of Cross
and Broad streets for $500
Died Of Typhoid Fever.
Miss Eliza Bouchard, the 49, year. old
daughte OF J. Bouchard, Postmaster of
Atctic, died this morning at her mothers
residence In Central Falls after three
weeks illness. She suffered from an at
tack OF typhoid fever. The deceased Vas
a n.ost popular young lady and always
took an active part In ali the fairs organ
lied for the benefit of the Church. She
leaves large circle of friends and ad-
mirers. The funeral will take place Mon
day morning at the Church OF Our Lady
OF the Sacred Heart.
Done to Canada.
Rev. A III. Mongensis, assistant pastor
OF the French Catholic Church. has gone
to Canada, where ne will spend a fort
nights vacation.
a New Clerk.
l.. HamelIn OF New Bedford, Mass, has
been engaged as drug clerk by Dr. A. z.
Falcoln. lie will succeed A. Lavailee, who
has accepted position In Boston.
Man and Team Missing.
Albert Miller, formerly in the employ of
the Pawtucket Street Railway Co., visited
the stable of John H.. Barber Monday
evening and hired a horse and buggy and
nett her ne or the team has been seen since.
Personal
Miss Myrs V. Mckenzie OF Hartford,
who has been visiting friends here, re-
| turned to her home yesterday.
George NJ. Silver of Boston is visiting
/ friends on Dexter street.
Interesting Items.
This morning before Judge Goh John
Luby was found guilty OF larceny and
sentenced to three months in jail.