Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-08-17
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Business Dull in Court
Circles Today.
A GOOD RAISE IN WAGES.
Death Of Miss Mary Mccormick Last
Night-All the News.

The docket of the court this morning
was as pure and unsuliied, 40 free from
blot, stain or even entry, ss the Recording
Angels account with a little baby just
come into this world Of sin and sorrow.
There was not even a civil entry, and
about all Clerk Follett could find to do
was to dip MS pen In the ink and try to
improve the chirography on some OF the
pages Of his previous work.
Joseph Moran was up before the Court
some time ago on a charge OF breaking
and entering the junk shop OF one Wright.
by some kind OF an arrangement with the
attorney general the charge was not
pressed, and the boy was released, or at
least let 60. He has been around his Gus
tomary haunts and the police bave kept
themselves informed Of his whereabouts.
Yesterday q message was received from
Superintendent Eastman Of the Socka-
nosset School, that he wanted Joseph.
Chief Goldsmith therefore set after the
lad, and this morning he was brought to
the station and locked up. Later ne will
be taken to CranstOn, where II 10 ssupposed
he II wanted for some reason In connec-
ton with the old charge.
Good News.
The rate OF wages In the Farwell mills
Is understood to have been raised z 1'2
per cent, beginning on Thursday morn
ing last. The frst payment, under the
| new arrangement, will be due and paya-
BILE next week Wednesday. This 10 good
news for the employees and q good sign
for the community at large.
Annual Excursion.
| The annual excursion of the Holy Trim.
| ity Christian Doctripe Society took place
| today which was attended by very large
number. The party went to Rocky Point
| by PaWtucket steamers and the COMMITTEES
in charge have arranged for a most pleas
anS affair.
&NXH Her Final Vows.
Last Thursday Miss Theresa Flynn, q
well known young lady OF the Sacred
Heart parish, took her final VOWS OF pro-
fession as q nun in the Order OF st.
Joseph. The ceremony took place in
Springfield Cathedral, the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Beaven officiating.
Miss Flynn's name In religion Is Sister
Mary De Pazzi. The mother of the young
lady and other members OF the family
witnessed the ceremony. Rev. Father
| ritZpSIdiu WbS hAeo pASsShb oh VIC oSSo-
sion.
tWiIl be Missed.
The friends OF Miss Mary Mccormick OF
Summer avenue will be grieved to learn
OF her death which took place last night
Ihe deceased was % years of age and her
funeral will take place Monday morning
from the Holy Trinity Church.
.S9 Live Locals.
Miss Rosalie Criteau of Millbury, Mass.
is visiting friends in town.
Herbert 8. Bernard will leave Monday
for months trip through Canada,
The Veteran Firemen are having their
field day at the Forest Club farm today.
The funeral of Edward r. Burns will
take place from his late residence on ia.
ponica street tomorrow afternoon.
Thomas German OF Dexter street has re.
turned from weeks stay at Bullock's
Point.
Misses Maggie and Mamie Waldrop
who have been visiting Miss Maggie
Twohey OF Summer avenue, have returned
to their homes in New Bedford.
A large force OF railroad men are build
Ing retaining wall at the Boston switch,
where the tracks are to be moved eastward
so that the dangerous curve may be
Strengthened.
Many people today attended the funeraloi
Hugh McArdle. Father Farrelly sang the
requiem and the mourners sadly wit.
messed interment at Peacedale, the former
home OF the young man.