Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-26
news OF SADNESS.
Death of Michael Good
win in California.
FUNERAL OF MRS. 0'DAY.
Her Little Child Faints During The
Services-0tber Deaths.

Word was received In this city this
morning OF the death OF Michael Good
win, former resident OF Pawtucket, but
who for the past 40 years had made his
home I'm California where be was I'm busi'
ness. Peter Goodwin OF the Boston store,
a cousin of the deceased, left few days
ago and arrived there a short time before
HE relative passed away.
Mr.. Goodwin will be remembered by
many OF the older residents OF this city
and was at one time employed I'm Mark
Deans bakery. He was a brother OF the
late Rev. Father Good win and Mrs. Mary
Gray and Miss Susan Goodwin OF this
city are bis sisters.
Funeral OF Mrs. Carey.
The funeral OF Mrs. Maurice Carey took
place this morning and was largely at
tended. The remains were taken to st.
Mary's Church where requiem high
mass was celebrated by Rev.Fsther Gillian.
Interment was at old st. Mary's cemetery
and the bearers were John Walker, Aus
tin O'Malley, Peter Hughes, Patrick Nc
Caffrey and Bernard McGrath.
Will Be Missed.
luo IEloOOb VI ulbo DElukct
will be panied to learn of her death W whieh
occurred quite suddenly at her parents
residence on Dunnell avenue yesterday
after an illness of but a few days. Her
funeral Will take place tomorrow morn
ing from st Mary's Church.
Murdered Woman Buried.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary O'Day, who
was shot by her husband Friday morning
took place yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains were taken to st. Mary's Church
where the services were conducted by Rev
Thomas Gillian.
This morning q mass OF requiem was
celebrated for the repose OF her soul, and
during the services the youngest boy
Willie, tainted, and DR.. Grandfeld had &c
be called to attend him.
Lester Hotchkiss Dies.
Lester e. Hotchkiss died at his home
No. 178 Harrison street, last pight OF in
fammation Of the bowels. He was 50 years
of age and served during the war In Co
E, 149th New York regiment.
Was Known Here.
Mrs. Ellen M. Smith, formerly of Paw
tucket and daughter of j. j. Fones, diet
at North Attleboro Saturday. The funera
will be held from that place to. morrow.
Funeral of Richard McGuy.
The funeral of Richard McGuy tool
place yesterday afternoon from st
Theresa's Church on Manton avenue
Providence, where the services were con
Quoted by Rev. Father Laughlin. There
was a very large number present and th'
olemn services we're attended by th'
members Of the Textile Union with w.
Walsh Of this city as chief marshal anc
the members Of Court Bellevue, No. TOSS
A. o. F. of A., of which the deceased wa
q member
The services at the house and at tn,
grave In st. Francis cemetery, this city
were In charge OF Court Bellevue, Chic
Ranger Simon Mention reading the I'M
pressive ritual for the dead. The mem mbers
Of the court, with representatives from
the Grand Court of Rhode Island ,and alst
from Courts What Cheer, Hope, Olney
vile, Warwick, Thomas A. Doyle, Star
Philip Allen, and the District Council o
Textile Workers, fled past the coffin t.
take their last look at the wasted form o.
their leader. The casket was carried By
the bearess, p. Q. II. Fred Dowding, p. G. X
Edward King, p. G. X. John Scully o
Court Bellevue, John Maher, George Ii
Ballard and John Rigney Of the Textile
Union, through the ranks OF the unior
and the Foresters, who stood with un'
covered heads while 1t was placed In th'
hearse, the Rhode Island Brass Band a,
the head OF the line playing dirge.