The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-20
NORTH END NEWS
Sudden Death Of Mrs. Flynn Of Cross
Street
Funeral of Morris Barry This Morn
Ing Very Largely Attended.
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| The people OF this section have great
hopes that the action of. the Common
TO the widening Of Charles Street may
lead TO the making of an S0-foot street
Residents think that when the great
manufacturing interests Of this section,
as we'll as small property owners and peo-
pie who merely travel over this thorough
iare, are all agreed that there should be a
wider street than 90 feet, their desires
should be granted.
young lad named o'Connor, who re-
sides In Tooleville, early last evening
drank quite little kerosene oil that his
mother had left In q cup. On discovery
what her boy had done the mother was
very much scared but managed TO con-
suit friends very soon after as TO what
was best 10 do. Emetics were recon-
mended and promptly administered and
the youngster was soon out of danger OF
any disagreeable results from his rather
unpalata BILE drink.
very large number of the friends OF
the late Morris Barry, who was the un-
fortunate victim OF an accident on South
Main street, were present in ST. Patrick's
Cnurch this morning TO pay last loving
tribute to his memory. There was sol
emn high mass OF requiem celebrated OF
which Rev. Father Briseoe, pastor,
was eelebrant, Rev. Father Sullivan, dea-
con, and Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, sub
deacon. There were many beautiful floral
gifts upon the casket from friends who
priced The many good qualities OF the
deceased, including a very handsome pill
low from his most intimate companions.
The pail bearers were James ii. Kelly,
Patrick Carey and Patrick Powers. Over
90 carriages were In the funeral cortege.
Mr.. Barry was very highly esteemed by
the people OF Smiths Hill.
Mrs. John Flynn died very sud denly
laa .x.- n.
Cross street. She had been complaining
OF having malaria for couple OF weeks
but the attacks of the disease only lasten
couple OF hours, and when her husband
went 10 work yesterday she was feeling
quite we'll. When he returned shortly
after o'clock in the evening she COM
plained of not feeling so well, though
she did not say she was seriously iii.
About half hour later she was taken
with a very bad spell and died before a
physician, whom her husband summoned,
arrived.
Passengers who use the Geneva elec-
tries complain about how unpleasant the
rid Is, especially between Smitnieid ave-
nue. and North Main street. The rails
are badly spread and 1t is generally very
bard TO force the cars along this part OF
he road for they stop still At TIMES and
then start again with humping motion
that is not pleasant to any one but an
athlete In training for running Jump.
AT the meeting OF the Board OF Alder
men yesterday afternoon curbing was or
dered set on West River and Greeley
streets
The No Name Club will hold select
social in What Cheer hall Thursday even
ing, Oct. 10.
A milk wagon, to which were attached
two horses, collided with low gear on
Randall square this morning. The driver
Of the gear was thrown from his seat but
escaped without serious in |
Jury. Some dusty stuff in the barrel with |
which the gear was loaded made il un- |
pleasant Tor the eyes OF passers-by. |
Neither the driver, milk nor team that |
sollided with the gear were any. worse by |
'eason of the collision.