Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-24
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
The Easter Services at
The Various Churches.
HEALTH OF THE VILLAGE.
Republican Town Committe Organizes.
Real Estate Matters.

An elaborate musical programme will be
given at the l0:30 o'clock mass at the
Church OF Our Lady OF the Sacred Heart.
Henri Faucher, violin virtuose, will play
the violin obligato psrt to the mass and
execute the "prayer" at the offertory.
Miss Forget, will preside at the organ and
Prof. J. A. Bourgeois will lead the choir.
The soloists are: Soprano, Miss o. Bou-
chsrd and ID. Dubuque; tenors, Joseph
Charter and +. Jette basses, III. Faubert
and J. A. Chsrbonneau.
Superior Lodge, l. o. o. f., will attend
the morning service at the Embery M. r..
Church. In the evening an Easter con.
cert will be given by the Sunday school,
under the direction OF William A. haskins.
The floral decorations will be elaborate.
Director Asquith has arranged a fine
programme to be given at st Georges
Church. The solos, DUETS and trios will
be sustained by Mrs. Harley and Mrs.
Walker, Miss McAllen and Messrs. Walk.
er, M iller and Brown.
The musical programme at the Holy
Trinity Church will be up TO the usual
high standard. The soloists at the 10 80
a. m. mass will be Mrs. Kate Msloney and
Misses Mary Mclaughlin and Katie Boz
Ian, sopranos; Misses Emma Clegg and
Katie Cooney, altos; Messrs. Henry Travis
and Patrick Foy, tenors; and Messrs.
George 1 hornton and Frank McCafrey,
bsssos. The male quartette assisting will
consist OF John and Frank McKenna,
Henry Travis and Frank McCaffrey. The
vesper service will be sung in the after
noon at 3 o'clock, Rev. Father Sullivan
otficiatIng.
Rev. George p. Perry will preach a SER
mon appropriate To the day at the 10:46 a.
IN. services at the Broad Street Baptist
Church.
Impressive Funeral Services
The funeral OF Miss Carrie Remington
which took place yesterday afternoon
from the Congregational Church was one
OF the largest ever held from that editioe.
Rev. J. II. Lyon ofiiciated aud paid a very
high tibute to the character of the de-
ceased. The casket was covered with
floral tributes which were elegant in de-
sign and beautiful In material. Percy
Davenport, Arthur Hollingsworth, Ed
ward Calder and Walter X. Bsttey were
the bearers.
In Police Circles
At the civil session OF the district court
this morning a number OF cases were dis
posed OF.
One OF the most noticeable signs of
spring besides the appearance OF the blue
bird and soersucker IL the falling of In
the number OF tramp dodgers at the police
station. AT one period in the past Winter
the number OF lodgers averaged thirty
nightly but within the past week the
average has fallen of greatly.
They Ar. Confident.
A meeting OF the Repub blican town COM
mittee was held last evening. There was
a full attendance and arrangements were
made tor rallies to be held next week.
Plans were discussed for getting out the
party vote. The leaders say they are con-
fldent OF victory.
Health ofths Town Improved.
The general health OF the village seems
to be much improved during the last
fortnight. AS a rule there Is considerable
sickness during the month OF March, but
the weather this year has been so remark
ably fine that diseases OF all natures have
received "A decided setback. There is little
or no diphtheria and no new cases OF scar
let fever have been reported.
=, Ered NrhWtoiu thairmhn.
The Republican Town Committee has
organized with &. Fred Crawford Chair
man and j. Perry Davis Secretary.
WIN Canvass Voting Lists.
Monday morning for the purpose of can
vesslng the voting lists.
InIsresi ing Items.
The Mayoh Social Cub has engaged
rooms in Edgerton block.
Superior Lodge, l. o. o. f., last evening
conferred the third degree.
MISS Agnes Carruth OF Sher brooke,
Que, is visiting her cousin James b.
Frechette.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Sacred Heart temperance Society to-
morrow afternoon.
Lincoln Council, A. o. d., will hold an
entertainment Thursday evening, April
II.
There was large attendance at the fu-
neral of Miss Bridget Eagan this after
noon. Burial was at Mt. st. Mary's ceme-
terry.
There was a large attendance at the
supper and apron sale held last evening
at Grand Army Hall under the auspices OF
the Ballou Post Relief Corps.
A meeting OF the Democratic Town
Committee will be held tomorrow after
noon. The conference with the Assemb
candidates Will take place early next week
and IL is the inte ntion to have a vigorous
campaign.
The special committe appointed to pre-
pare for entertaining the Foresters OF the
State at the coming convention In Paw
tucket in May Will hold meeting tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the hall OF
Court Flower Of Dexter.
Natural Causes.
Medical Examiner Kelliher viewed the