Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-05
IN CENTRAL FALLS
Murphy NuptiaIs
This Morning.
FUNERAL OF JOHN BYRNE.
Meeting of the Town Council and Other
Interesting Notes.
FUNERAL OF JOHN BYRNE.


A. Sanford took place at the Holy Trinity
Church this morning at 7:3O O'Clock and
and was very pretty one.
There was large gathering of relatives
and friends OF the contracting parties,
Rev. Father Farrelly, pronouncing the
words which linked the two hearts for
life.
The bride was attired I'm handsome
costume OF cream colored !andsdown
trimmed with Duchess lace and wore a
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Just after
the ceremony she was presented with a
handsome basket of roses by her neice.
Miss Annie NJ. Mclaughlin was tte
bridesmaid and wore pretty gown of the
same material az the bride Andrew Nc
Laughlin otficated AZ best man.
After The ceremony there was a recep-
tion at the residence of the brides parents
on Summer avenue. The young couple
were the recipients OF numerous presents.
They will begin house keeping at once
with the best wishes Of their friends.
Laid at Rest.
John Byrne one OF the best known
young men OF the west side, led at his
SISTERS residence corner OF Fuller and
Hedley avenues, Saturday night. lie had
death, which wes due TO the grip, was
rather unexpected.
The funeral took place this morning
from the Holy Trinity Church, Rev.
Father Sullivan celebrating the requiem
high mass.
The bearers were Joseph Nolan, Dennis
McCaffrey, George X. Corrlgan, Edward
Burns, Patrick Laurie and Philip Me-
Carthy.
Cunnih-TiernCy Nuptials.
Michael Cunniff and Miss Annie rier-
ney were united In marriage this morning
at the Holy Trinity Church in the pres
ence OF large number OF relatives and
friends. The bride wore a pretty costume
OF garnet -ilk and was attended by Miss
Katie Manning. John lierney ofiiciated
as best man. Rev. Father Farrelly per-
formed the ceremony, after which there
was a reception Mt the residence of the
brides parents on Earle street. The
young couple received many handsome
presents.
The Dca'h of jaime German.
There will be no official autopsy on the
body OF James German, who died at the
jail in CrRnston the past week, reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Medical
Examiner Keiliher arrived at the con-
clusion after examining the body that
the bruises on the head were of little
consequence, and would have caused the
man little trouble had he lived He In
formed the family of this fact, but they
desired an autopsy and this the doctor
declined to make for he reason that 1t
would not be regarding the rights OF the
Medical Examiner, who viewed the body
previous to its removal, for had an
autopsy been necessary he wOuld have
ordered one.
Town Bonds Float od.
The commissioners appointed at the an
nual town meeting to float $1,000 worth
of bonds for the purpose OF funding the
uniunded Indebtedness of the town, has
closed a contract for the entire lot with
Blake Bros. of Boston, at a premium of
| Fl 500. The bonds bear interest at 4 per
cent, and are payable In gold, the interest
being payable seml-annually.
Couu ell Met This Afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Town Council was held this afternoon.
Among the business considered was the
petition OF the board Of frewards asking
| that the two newly appointed police otfl-
GERS be maze police constables. There
was considerable discussion over the
matter as the council contended that they
could not appoint special constables dur.
lug the year after the elect ion OF officers
was completed.
ohicers Effected.
A we'll attended meeting OF the Holy
Trinity Christian Doctrine was held Ia
its new rooms In the old parochial resi-
dence yesterday afternoon " hen the semi.
annual election Of officers took place
with the following result: President,
William Donneliy; vice president, Will
liam Grimes; treasurer, Charles Corrigan;
recording secretary, James McCloskey;
superintendent OF Sunday schools, John
q. Carlin; assistant, Charles Blake. This
society has now cory quarters, the rooms
being fitted up very nicely and are open
every evening and Sunday afternoons.
The officers Will be installed at the next
meeting.
Officers Installed.
An interesting meeting OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association of the Holy
Trinity parish was held yesterday after
noon, when the following officers were
installsd President, John B. Carlin; vice
presidents, Joseph Il. Kelly and Henry A.
Travers; recording secretary, John p.
Hussey; financial secretary, Henry +.
Horan; treasurer, Edward Monahan; SER
geant at arms, Michael J. Clifford; libra
rian, Joseph a. Grlmes trustees, Peter
German and John l.. Dwyer. Several new
mem bers were admitted and other routine