Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-14
in CENTRAL FALLS.
George D. Carpenter
Found Dead in Bed.
TOWN COMMITTEE MEETS.
Doipgs Of The Court Today-After the
Saloonists-Notes.

George D. Carpenter was found dead
IN bed at the residence OF his fsther-in.
law, John j.. Lent, No. so Summit street,
Yesterday morning. He retired Saturday
evening feeling as well as usual and his
death was a severe shock to the family.
Medical Examiner Kellher was called
and decided that death was due TO natural
causes. Ha had not baen In the best OF
health since thc death 81 his wife which
occurred about year ago.
The deceased was 3j years oi age and
was prominent In masonic circles, being
a member OF Union Lodge, No. s, A. +.
and A. NJ, and Of Holy Sepulchre Com
mandery OF Pawtucket, serving the lodge
az WOrshipful Master last year. lie was
also a mem Der OF the Pawtucket Business
Mems Association and was highly
esteemed by all who had the pleasure of
his acquaintance.
For years he had been in the employ OF
the Cogswou Steam Heating Co. OF Prov
IdenCe.
Although death came suddenly, It was
not unexpected TO him. lie had been
under treatment for Brights disease, with
heart trouble aud other complications.
Last week be attended the funeral OF his
brother mason, Eugene A. Crawford in
Pawtucket.
The funeral viii take place Wednesday
afternoon and viii be attended by the
various organizations OF which he was an
| esteemed member.
D.moorato Town Committee.
a meeting OF the Democratic Town
Committee wac hnId yesterday afternoon.
Tucr- was good attendance, Chairman
Quigl.y pre-. Iliug.
After considerable routine business was
transacted the committee adjourned sine
die. The ucw committee will meet We'd
nesday evening when organization will be
perfected.
Court Chronicles.
This morning man named Feeney was
fined 90 and costs for revsling. He got
into a quarrel with young man and as a
result 10 took eight stitches TO close
wound in his nose.
AFTER the saloonists.
The executive committee OF the Law
and Order League will hold a meeting
| this week when plans Will be made for
| the carrying out on certain schemes in
connection with the liquor element in
this vicinity.
Laid az Rest.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Brennan took
place this morning. 4 high requiem
mass was celebrated no The Sacred Heart
Church. Burial was at Mount st. Mary's
cemetery.
False Economy,
The Sewer Commissioners awarded the
contract Tor the Broad street sewer I'm a
manner different from any that has ever
| before been awarded by the town. The
! town furniuhes the material for the job,
| this being done In order that only the
| best OF material could be used and 1t has
already proved to be n penny wise and
pound fO-li3h idea. The committee who
had charge OF buying the granite block
| for paving Inc thoroughiare went on a
trip down Maine and purchased the stone
at SOS a thousand and the town paid for
| the trip.
A member OF the Council said that a
| frm located almost upon the very bor-
ders OF the town WIS willing TO furnish
the stone for $50 "a thousand while the
! Maine frm gets slj thousand more and
the stone has TO be oarted from the wharf.
Interesting Items.
Miss Carrie b. Horsman OF Lowell Is
visiting relatives IN town.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Firewards will be held this even
| ing.
Tho funeral oi Mrs. Thomas Clare, an
OLD resident, who died Saturday, took
| place this morning.
The mission ot the Church OF Our Lady
! Of tho Sacred Heart was brought TO close
! last evening, when p8pal bonedctlon was
| given. There was a large attendance.
! There will be a hearing Tuesday MORN
| ing ON the oil for "a charter for the Man
| Vile Electric Lighting Co. Representa-
! tive Aldrich will speak in favor OF the bill.
A committee consisting Of George f.
| Perkins, Samuel Blount and Mrs. Jessie
| Morgan and Miss Jennie l.. Brown has
been appointed by Lincoln Council, A. o.
| d., to arrange for an entertainment and
| social May "a