Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-03-05
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Meeting of The Demo-
cratic Town Committee.
DATE FOR CAUCUSES FIXED.
Important Real Estate Transfer The
Funeral of Patrick Mack.

Committee was held yesterday afternoon,
Chairman Tingley presiding. The con-
| census OF opinion was that the outlook
for the Democracy, taking everything
into consideration, was particularly
roseate.
IL was voted to hold the caucuses on
Tuesday evening, March 13, and the town
convention on the following Thursday
| evening, March Is.
Laid at Rest.
The funeral OF Patrick Mack OF Dexter
street was solemnized this morning and
was largely attended. A high requiem
mass was celebrated at the Church OF the
| Holy Trinity.
Burial was at Mount st. gMary's ceme-
terry, the bearers being Thomas, John and
Daniel Mack, Andrew Henney, Malcolm
Thomson and James Callahan.
Important Real Estate Transfer
An important real estate transfer IL
| about to be consummated and the deed of
| Albert jerks conveying the valuable lot
| OF land at the south east corner of Broad
and Fales streets to the Church OF Our
Lady OF the Sacred Heart will be recorded
| I'm a few days. The deal has been nego-
! tiated by the pastor, Rev. j. III. Beland,
and II is understood that the land will
| furnish the site for the new church which
| will be built in the near future.
In roIico Circles.
In the District Court this morning Levi
| X. Clark was sentenced To jail for sixty
| days for assaulting James Robinson. Both
men are inmates OF the almshouse and the
assault was the result OF a petty quarrel.
Wilson ENponents Won.
| An interesting debate was held by the
| Young Men's Catholic Association OF the
| Holy Trinity parish yesterday afternoon
on the question: Resolved, that the Nc.
| Kinley bill is more advantageous to the
working people than the Wilson pill.
John Is. Carlin and Henry Horan took
| the affirmative and Thomas B. Farrell
and Christopher McIIale presented the
negative. James f. Murphy, ESQ, also
spoke on the relative merits of both sides.
| The question was decided In favor OF the
| Wilson bill.
| Those Double Tracks
| Speaking about the proposed double
| tracking Broad street from the southerly
| part OF jerks Park to the Valley bridge,
| President Aldrich OF the Pawtucket Street
| Railway Company says that the accommo-
| dalton for the patrons OF the road are not
| adequate and can hardly be bettered un-
| less the company will be given permission
| to lay double rails between the points
| stated in the resolution which was
| adopted by the council and afterwards
left on the table, pending the hearing to
be held two weeks from today. IL was a
| long stretch of road and the travel at
| times was So heavy that time could not be
made and the public would be inconven-
| fenced In consequence. The promoters
| OF tho movement endorsing the action Of
the coun I'll are OF the opinion that rapid
transit would more than compensate the
| possible danger that would result.
Personal Mention.
Miss Hattie Somers, the we'll known
whisting soloist Iof North Attleboro, is
visiting in town today. She will take
part in the charity entertainment this
| evening.
| Miss Annie Ryan Is visiting relatives In
| Breckton.
| Miss Elsie Moffatt OF Detroit, Mich, is
visiting relatives on Washington street.
| Interesting Items.
| The annual meeting OF Queen Est her
| Chapter, Order OF the Eastern star, will
| be held tomorrow evening.
| Wednesday evening the Veteran Fire.
mems Association Will meet In monthly
session and enjoy their regular chowder.
| The What Cheer Hat factory started up
| this morning to complete an order for
40 dozen OF hats, which was received
since the firm made an assignment.
| This evening chowder and entertain
ment will be given at the residence OF
Charles ID. Wood, 81 Hawes street, for
the benefit OF the poor of Central Falls.
| There has been a very heavy drain upon
the poor department during the past
fortnight and the appropriation made at
the recent special meeting is rapidly
melting away.
Rev. Father Bourgeois, who has been
appointed assistant pastor Of st. Anne's
Church, WoOnsocket, will not begin
duty there until a pastor Is appointed for
| st. james Church OF Manville.
DIR. John A. Remington, who Ia i'll with
scarlet lever, is getting along comfortably
and no serious result IL anticipated. lie
IL being attended bv DR.. Gottschalk, who
is also looking after his patients.
The funeral OF Edward Gardner, who
died at the State Almshouse, took place
| yesterday afternoon from the residence OF
Richard Lyon on Sumner avenue. De.
ceased was SO yehrs Of age and an old resi-.
dent OF he town.
The regular meeting OF the John W
Davis Club will be held this evening when
James f. Murphy will read paper on the
redistrictinR OF the town, the proposed
plan by which the various districts will
be represented IN convention according to
their respective population.
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