Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-08
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
How Sunday Was Passed
in the Village.
CADETS ELECT OFFICERS.
Looking For the Husband Of q Dead
Wonan-All the News.


was busy one. Upon the streets there
was a good sized crowd during the day
and late into the evening. There were
no special attractions, though the people
seemed anxious to get out doors and en-
Joy the Spring like weather. The liquor
dealers began the new year In a manner
far different than was anticipated by the
authorities, and kept closed doors. There
were no arrests made at o O'Clock
and the police were not overworked. The
churches were well attended and the
several preachers occupied their respec-
tive pulpits. AT the Broad Street Baptist
Church at 3 O'Clock the chiidren's meeting
conducted bv the Evangelists Whittie
and Stebbins, was we'll patronixed and the
talk was interesting. The several So
| cieties who occupy halls on Central street
held special and adjourned meetings
which drew an unusual large NUMBER
| OF persons who seldom show themselves
on Sunday. There were few political
leaders who gathered at their headquar-
ters to discuss tonight's meeting OF the
nre district which will prove In.
terestipg to the taxpayers. There were
three funerals that passed through the
| village, all OF aged people. Two homes
tnht WI tt bIlICttu WIN bCHTltt ItNtT were
fumigated, and the occupants were re-
| leased from quarantine.
The Annual Election.
The annual election OF the Central Falls
Temperance Cadets was held in their
armory yesterday afternoon ut o'clock.
There was an overflow OF members i'm
comparison with previous meetings.
President Degnan will be at the helm for
ha az A.. k.
maDIpulates the keys of the cash register,
election resulted az follows:
President-James Degnan
Vice President-Peter Boyle.
Recording Observation-Disclosures Crosby.
Financial Secretary-Wiiliam McCarty.
Captain Of active oorps-Thomas Phil
lips.
Janitor-John DegDan.
Investigating Committee-Peter Boyle
Henry Riley, Thomas Campbell, William
Mckee, John Cavany, Edward Kirk and
Felix O'Donneli.
Uniform committee-The captain, two
lieutenants, President Degnan and Will
liam McCarty.
Hall ommittes-Luby, O'Donneil and
McDormott.
Question committee-M -McAlice, O'Don-
nell and John Kelly.
Auditing committee Rock, Cooney and
Murray.
The members were given "Havapas"
with the compliments of Janitor Degnan,
and the meeting adjourned with the best
feeling. rbe members will have a COM
pany chowder Friday evening.
Elaborate A, ,rangements.
The Christian Doctrine Society Is max
ing arrangements OF an extended nature
to make their annual banquet, which oc-
ours on the evening OF January II, grand
| success.
Important Meeting.
The members OF Court Central, A. o. F.,
are requested to attend a special and inn
portant meeting this evening.
| The Committee Met.
The adjourned meeting OF Branch 265,
| Cat holic knights OF America, yesterday
afternoon was largely attended. The sew
| eral committees Of the past year made en-
couraging reports, which were received
and ordered fled. The banquet commit
tee reported gain financially, and were
scharged with thanks. Several new
can didates are to be received.
| 81. Jean Baptiste Society.
| The members of the above well known
| organization held an interesting nesting
| yesterday afternoon. II was voted to
hold public meetings both here and at
Woodiawn, and to have good speakers to
expound the benefits derived In joining
the society.
| The Last Sad Ritss.
The funeral OF Joseph Fitzgerald took
place this morning from the Holy
Trinity Church. There was a profusion
| of flowers, and the bearers were Charles
Farrell, Patrick Riley, Martin Burns,
James Leednam Thomas Cleary and
Thomas Bharkey.
| Where is sweeney
Three different persons were In tow
here yesterday In search of Thomas
Sweeney, a former employe OF the United
States Cotton Company, as q spinner and
v hose wife died yesterday. She was q
German woman, and her maiden name
was Keiser.
Y. M. q. A.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
OF Holy Trinity parish completed organi-
zation yesterday by the following officers
President-John b. Carlin.
First Vice President-Joseph B. Kelly.
Second Vice Presidsnt-Henry A. Trav-
ers.
Recording Secretary-John p. Hussey.
Financial Secretsry-H. r. Horsn.
'Fressurer-Edward MoEahsn.
Sergeant. at -Arms-M. J. Clifford.
Librsrian-Joseph A. Grimes.
Trustees-Peter German and John T..
Dwyer.
Interesting Items.
T. j. Flynn is confined to his home by
illness.
Regular meeting OF Board OF Frewards
tonight at O'Clock.
Thomas Murray was sentenced to one
year at the state Farm yesterday morning
for vagrancy.
The annual appropriation meeting Of the
Fire District Is tonight. DO there and
vote for more police.
Frank e. Hemertz, we'll known Ger
man newspaper man Of Nav York, Is the
guest Of relatives here.
"My mother does not get so tired with her
work since she took Hoods Sarsaparilla-