Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-31
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Graves Of Soldier Dead
StreWn With Flowers.
THE BAZAAR OF NATIONS.
It Is Being Well Patronized-A the
Local News.

by Ballou Post IN the usual impressive
manner.
At an early hour In the morning details
OF the post visited the cemeteries in Ar
nold's Mills, Ashton, Diamond Hill and
limerick, and there decorated the graves
OF their fallen comrades. At II o'clock
the members OF the post assembled at
their hall, and afterwards the line was
formed I'm the following order:
Guides.
Platoon OF Police.
Union Cornet Band Of valley Falls.
National Colors.
Central Falls Temperance Cadets.
Ballou Post, No. 3, G.. A. II.
Comrades under Arms.
First Company, Robert Mccartney, Senior
vice Commander.
Post Culors.
Second Company. w. Tracy Robert, Junior
Vice Commander.
Carriages containing Disabled Veterans.
Flower Wagons.
Carriages containing disabled soldiers.
Carriages containing Members OF the Gen
eral Assembly and Town Councils of Lin.
coin ana Cumberland
Carriages containing other Invited Guests
- and Clergymen.
The line proceeded through High and
Clay streets 10 Broad, To st. Patrick's
cemetery, where prayer was offered by
Rev. N. p. Cassidy, and who afterwards
delivered short eulogy. The graves
OF the comrades who sleep there were
decorated by details from the post,
and after a salute had been fired by the
squad, and taps sounded by Musician
Richards, tue march was taken up for
Robin Hollow cemetery. Here the same
nau h aNN HkF
Rev. George b. Berry Christ
where Rev. J. II. Lyon offered
prayer, and after the graves OF the com
rades had been 'trewn with flowers, all In
line took carriages and proceeded to
Moshassuck cemetery. Upon arrival
there, the line was drawn up in hollow
square around the soldiers monument,
where, after prayer by Rev. John Mont.
| gomery and dirge by the band, the
| graves OF the comrades were decorated
another requiem was played by the band,
| the usual salute was fire., and taps
sounded, and the programme of these
| special duties was at an end. During the
| day beautiful floral piece was placed
on the soldiers burial lot In Moshassuck
cemetery by the Ballou Woman =
Relief Corps, in the form of
a book, with the inscription IN blue i'm
mortelles, 40 the Unknown Dead-1S6l-
1865" After the exercises at the Moshas-
suck cemetery, the line proceeded to the
Post Hail, where a collation. was in wait
ing, prepared by the ladies OF the Relief
Corps, aud to which tho tired comrades
and guests did ample Justice. After this
speechmaking was In order for an hour
or more aud was participated in by the
members OF the post ana several of the
guests. During the march the whole col
umn was regaled with lemonade and
cigars on Broad street, Valley Falls,
through the courtesy OF the members OF
the Cumberland Hose Company, and Cum
berland Hook and Ladder Company.
Baz,ar OF Nations.
The bazaar OF mai ions under the auspi-
ces OF the Sacred Heart Temperance So
ciety which was opened in Temperance
Hall Tuesday evening Is being most liber-
ally pdtronized and an enjoyable time is
had each evening. Music for dancing Is
furnished by Fairman's orchestra and
Matthew McCaffrey Is general floor di-
rector. The affair will continue the rest
| OF the week.
Badly Burned.
A little French girl residing on Hedley
avenue near Perry street was badly
burned yesterday. She was playing with
matches and set her clothes on fire.
Case Discontinued.
The case OF Peter German for assault
on Architect Rossesu was discontinued in
the District Court his morning on pay
ment OF costs.
will Meet Tonight.
The Business Mems AssocIation OF the
western district will hold meeting thi,
evening In Foresters hall on Lonsdale
| avenue.
Interesting Items.
At recent meeting OF the Memorial
| Chapel Congregation OF Saylesyille a com.
mittee was appointed 10 draft resolutions
OF coincidence with the family OF the late
| President, Hon. William Z. Sayles.
fhe Ladies Temperance Society met
Monday evening and elected permanent
officers. The installation take place ~
Temperance Hail tomorrow evening
Misses McCabe, Tripp, McQuinness and
Callaghan, who represented his society nj
the convention yesterday, did credit "a
themselves and to the society.