Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
St. Jean-Baptiste Society
to Have an Outing.
TWO SCARLET FEVER CASES
Annie Cummings May Lose Her Arm.
At the Muster Notes.

The regular emi-monthly meeting OF
the 81. Jean Baptiste Society was held last
evening In Its hall on Central street, Pres
ideDt Brazeau In the chair.
seversl important questions were dis
cussed.
Honorary President Damase Col
lette submitted the project already
alluded TO In Mondays TRIBUNE
OF buying lot on Broad street and hay-
Ing athree story building erected thereon.
The cost would amount to about s2O.-
OOO
The proposal was we'll received by the
members and committee COM
posed OF Messrs. Damase Collette,
f. X. LamariDe, Joseph Masse,
Fred Havey and j. o. Collette was ap-
pointed To attend To the matter and report
at the next meeting.
The Board OF Directors was instructed
To prepare an mendment to the constI-
tuition 80 as tn allow boys from Z to II
years OF age To in the society.
The excursion committee reported that
| they had decided TO have the proposed
picnic and excursion on Thursday, the
18th inst, at Crescent Park. Satisfactory
| arrangements have been made with the
Pawtucket Steamboat Co. and MIR. Boy
X.
Several French societies OF Fall River will
be there that day. The committees re-
| port was accepted.
IL was decided To haye a grand torch
lig hit procession on Wednesday evening
through Central Falls and Pawtucket.
The Guard Of Honor will parade In their
new Summer uniforms and TIE Philhar-
monte Band will escort the procession.
The meeting was adjourned to Sunday
at l 80 p. IL.
After the meeting the Nom bers of the
excursion committee prepared the pro-
grsmme of sports. IL includes a military
contest between the Fail River and Gem
tral Falls societies, potato race, wheel
barrow race, IA contest among the Presl-
dents OF the different societies and q tug
of-wa between the Fall Rivers and Gem
tral Falls. Prizes will be given for each
event.
FUNERAL of Isabel Philips.
The funeral ot Isabel Katherine Phil
| lips took place from the residence nf her
parents on Dexter street, yesterday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, and was one OF the
largest funerals seen In this place for
some time nearly 20 carriages being in
line, and sympat hiZtng friends and rela-
tives we're present from New York, New
Haven, Boston, Philadelphia and other
places. The remains rested In silk plush
casket OF elegant design which was COM
pletely covered with floral tributes, and
presented very lifeiike appearance. AT
O'Clock the procession started for 81.
Francis cemetery where interment took
place, Undertaken Manning being
the funeral director and having entire
charge OF the arrangements. Among the
more not iceable floral tributes we're: A
large pillow from the parents inscribed,
"Our Darling" massive basket OF varie-
gated flowers from Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Mulhoiiand OF Providence; large bunch
OF piOks, Thomas Quinn, Providence;
white roses, Miss Katie Lurley of Boston;
white bouquet, Mrs. Michael Mack
wreath OF white roses, Peter Mack;
bouquet OF pinks, Miss Katie Mack
Tyre, from Miss Nora Mcclure OF
Olneyville; bouquet of pinks, Leo
Valley; large inclined cross, Miss Lille
l4affan; wreath of white piuks, Miss Ida
Curley OF Providence; crescent, Miss Lot
tie Casey; bouquet, Miss Lottie O'Hanlon
OF Saylesville; pillow, Mrs. John Clark Of
Providence; bouquets from Mrs. Isabel
Phillips, Thomas Phillips, Thomas II.
Phillips, George Crowell, Edward Greene,
George Il. Phillips and others. The psli-
bearers were Masters William Gilluly, Ed
ward Bacon, Joseph Quinn, Thomas
Quinn, John OMalley and George Louis
Phillips.
A. the Muster.
Messrs. Crawford and Barber went to
Essex yesterday to attend the firemeu's
muster and report a big time. There
were ten engines, Peabody carrying OF
the honors, both tubs OF that place taking
first and second prize, the Union throw
ing a stream OF lS6 feet 3-4 and the Tor
rent 1872 feet 2 Is inches.
May Lose Her Arm
Annie Cummings, the little girl who
was injured In the runaway at Pawtucket
Tuesday, will probably lose her arm.
There is a compound fracture above the
elbow and IL is 80 bad that the doctors
say that she will never be able TO use IL
and II will never grow. They will deter
mine In short time whether To ampu-
tate II or not.
Death of VI mister sesver.
Word was received here yesterday of
the death of w. W. Seaver at Lee, Mass.
He was pastor OF 81. Georges Episcopal
Church for som c time, and recently had
been living at Pawtucket.
Two Cases Of Scarlet Fever.
Two cases OF scarlet fever are reported
from LIMERICK. They are both In the
same family, the patients being two small
boys named Pease. DIR. Malo has quaran-
tined the house. He says the cases are
very light ones.
IntersstIng Items.
Officer Cloutier Is on the sick list.
In the District Court this morning six
persons were fined for drunkenness.
Officer Hanrahan received word last
evening from Taunton that hts father was
seriously Ill. lie left this morning for
that place.
Thomas Giblin OF Cross street had his
left hand badly injured while al work on
the Merchants Exchange building, Paw
tucket, yesterday. He was carrying a
timber when he Tell and drove q rusty