Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-01
IN CENTRAL. FALLS.
Sunday Was a Quiet Day
in Town.
DIED OF SCARLET FEVER,
Rsv Father Mahoney Gives Literally
to the Poor -Newsy Items.

Sunday was an exceptionally quiet day
ana went on record as such for the closing
Sabbath OF the year. There was but
little to attract the attention of people
out OF doors, and the weather during the
tirst half OF the day was real Win erish.
The churches were fairly well attended,
and the regular preachers occupied their
respective pulpits. At the Cong regationsl
Church the Rev. James II. Lyon made his
annual review address, which was OF
much interest to the large csngregat ION
present. He alluded In feeling ter ms to
the deaths of those who had been mem-
bers OF the church and Sunday school,
and also spoke OF the large number who
have united with this church during the
pest year. The work OF the church and
school, also the societies connected wi h
10 for th. wear was much prsised, AZ tr'9
church Wednesday, Thursdsy and FI'ry
evenings thero viii he meet ugs ITo id b..
over by veil known proach.r7, e. Nhlrn
the pa blic are invited.
At the political headquarters there vas
more life than ususl, looking over the
work OF the registration, which was by
far the largest ever known In The history
OF the town OF Lincoln, and both parties
did thorough work. The work done ny
the French voters IN most gratifying o.
the party leaders. TIE general opinion
yesterday was that aG the next election
some close work may be expected.
There was not much drunkenness no.
ticed yesterday, and the police had moth
ing out OF the usual order Of things to at
tract their attention, The last Sunday OF
1893 was indeed quiet one.
Veteran Firemen's Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
veteran fremen will be held at their
rooms next Wednesday evening. A full
attendance Ii desired.
Died Of scarlet Fever
George, the 4.yesr-oid son OF Richard
r. Hyde, died at its parents residence on
Rand street, Sunday morning Of scarlet
fever. The family have tire sympathy OF a
wide circle Of friends. The funeral took
place this forenoon.
Placing the Big rIue.
The great big fiue for the immense new
plant of the Home Bleach and Dye Works
was placed in position late Saturday af-
ternoon IN the driving snow storm. IL Is
AZ inches deep and about 81 feet In length
aad made of3- 10 inch boiler plate. II was
made at the Central Falls Boiler Works
and will do the proper service for the
three now Sullivan boilers.
A Liberal Pastor.
The Rev. Fat her Mahoney OF tho French
Catholic Church received liberal annual
collection and disbursed it among the
poor people OF his parish during the latter
part OF last week. He also gave u the
poor children 212 pairs OF shoes. Clothing
and eata ables, also coal and wood was fur
pished to many.
Personal Notes.
A child Of Luke CLANCY was buried this
morning.
The wife and mother of the Rev. George
Z. Perry OF the Broad Street Baptist
Church are seriously sick at his residence
on W Washington street.
Interesting Items.
Write 1t 1894.
Ballou Post, u. A. r., meets tomorrow
evening.
The regular meeting of the Business
Mems Association will occur Thursday
evening.
The new hotel building on Broad street
makes a good showing In the architectu-
raj line as 1t nears completion.
1t is stated that Mrs. Harriet Blood, a
we'll known resident, is seriously i'll at her
daughters residence In Chicago.
Pierre LaFontsine, a lad 13 years OF age
broke his left ankle while fooling with a
larger brother at his parents residence
Sunday afternoon.
The "setting up room" at the Fsles &
jerks Machine Company is by no means
Anil iar Of hafn nu
engaged in putting new machinery to-