Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-22
in CENTRAL FALLS.
The Official Of Seal Of The
Baby City Has Arrived.
THERHOOE ElSlANDCARRIERS
or Uncle Sans Mail Hold Their
Banquet.

Hereafter the official documents OF tho
OF Central Falls will be sealed with the
seal OF the city, which has Just been re'
ceived. The design 10 quito simple. 1t
consists OF picture OF the late Charles
Moies, an uncle OF Mayor Moies and a
former president Of the town council OF
Lincoln, around which are the words
"City of Central Falls, Incorporated In
1896"
The Letter Carriers,
The Rhode Island letter carriers Satur-
day night enjoyed their Nth annual ban
auet In this city. The arrangements for
the event were made by general COM
mittee composed of carriers from the five
cities OF the State and the town OF West.
erly, assisted by the local postal officials.
At Grand Army Hall four long tables
were spread with generous quantity OF
many toothsome things.
There was a profusion OF bunting
adjoining the walls and the rich furnish
ings OF the room contributed much to the
general effect. An orchestra OF eight
pieces, Edwin T.. Broome director, was
stationed on raised platform behind the
guests table aud discoursed several fine
selections during the progress OF the
dinner, which was we'll served by
Burlando Of Providence.
The post prandial exercises were care
fully prepared and enjoyable in its every
feature.
Col. Wyman introduced Postmaster
Fred e. Phillips as the first speaker OF the
evening. Postmaster Phillips expressed
his pleasure at seeing such magnificent
gathering before him. The music which
they had heard had moved them, but the
speeches which were to follow would
show the guests what the letter carriers
were doing in the smallest city In the
smallest State in the Union.
Mayor Henry e. Tiepke responded for
the State of Rhode Island, In place OF
Secretary of State Charles p. Bennett, who
was uDavoidably absent.
Mayor Tiepke spoke In compliment OF
Postmaster Phillips, after which he re-
ferred to Postmaster Goodwin OF Paw
tucket In hsppy manner, as well as to
Col. Dalton e. Young of Newport. POST
master George Of Providence, the speaker
said, deserved nothing but compliments,
for he managed to keep his place through
ali administrations.
The city OF Central Falls was repre-
septed by Mayor Moies. He extended .
hearty welcome to all.
Postmaster Charles III. George OF Provi.
de1ce responded for "Our sister Cities"
John r. Victory, Washington, d. G.,
spoke at length on tho Letter Carriers
Association, which was rapidly increasing
In membership. Though the efforts OF
the association beneficial change had
been effected In the civil service law.
Moses Church of Worcester, Mass,
spoke on "Reminiscences.o
Charles Fl. Cutler Of Boston, in speaking
on the "National Association" said that
six years ago there was no organization,
but now there were 5000 members.
John j. Goodwin of Providence re-
sponded for the Rhode Island brenches.
Hon. K. L. Freeman was the last speaker,
whose subject was Goodnight"
Funeral OF James Mcnamara.
The funeral of James McNamara took
place this morning. A solemn high mass
Of requiem was celebrated at the Church
OF the Holy Trinity with Rev. Patrick
Faryelly, celebrant, Rev. John A. Hurley
deacon and Rev. Bernard f. Redihan sub
deacon. The sacred edifice was nearly
filled.
Interment was at st. Francis cemetery.
1he funeral arrangements were In charge
OF crane & Burns and the bearers were
Patrick Rooney, Michael Forrestai, Joseph
Lavelle, John Silk, William Robinson and
William Devanney.
On q Vacation Trip.
Miss Cassie Arnold, of the Garfield
street school and Miss Emma Tiffany,
who is employed as the Office of superin-
tendent Draper, have gone to Washing.
ton, d. T., where they will spend q week
In sight seeing.
The "Whits Carnival"
Arrangements have been completed for
the "White Carnival" In Temperance Hall
this evening. Everything has been done
to make the AFFAIR q success and there is
no doubt but what the patronage will be
liberal.
Property Recovered.
John Barber has found the carriage
which was stolen In Woonsocket some
time ago. It was found at q farmhouse
near Darlington, whore it had been ex-
changed for another vehicle after the
thills and cross bar had baen broken in
some kind Of an accident.