The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-05
MOURNED BY FRIENDS.
Funeral of mrs. Ann Mccarthy Took Plac,
This Morning.

Funeral of mrs. Ann Mccarthy Took Place
This Morning.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ann Mccarthy was
solemnized this morning from her late
home on Perry street. Services were held
at Holy Trinity Church, Rev. Father Far
reilly officiating. A long line OF carriages
followed the remains of the deceased to st.
Francis cemetery, where the interment
took place. The bearers were: James
Hanley, Michael McCloskey, Thomas
Nolan, John Dunn, John Farrell and Colan
Atchison. The following floral tributes
rested upon the casket: Pillow, "Hus-
band;" bleeding heart, "Mother," and
sheaf of wheat from the children; large
pillow from the employees OF the Pawtucket
Street Railway Company; basket of flowers
from Willie, Mabel, and Laura Sherman.
Thomas Ready Will Have Trial.
Thomas Ready of this city, who was in
dited some time ago for maintaining
nuisance, was brought before the high
court at Providence Wednesday on capias.
There seems to be some misunderstanding
about the case, and the Attorney General
permitted Ready to withdraw his former
plea of nolo contendre, and pleaded not
Jesse Payne Taken to the Hospital.
Jesse Payne, the curio collector of Lime
rock, was taken to the Rhode Island Hos
pital yesterday in r. M. Burns ambulance.
Mr.. Payne has been complaining for some
time and could not locate his ailment. A
recent examination developed the fact that
he was suffering from an internal disease.
The attending physician advised him to
go to the hospital, where he would receive
the attention of nurses conversant with
the disease.
A Victim of Scarlet Fever.
Arthur, the nine year old son of Mrs.
Margaret Hare of Fountain street,
died this afternoon Of scarlet fever. The
house has been quarantined for a number
of days. The funeral took place today,
and was private. No school children were
allowed to attend, or to enter the house.
Mrs. Hare has the sympathy of host of
friends in the affliction which has befallen
her. Interment took place at Mt. st.
Mary's cemetery.
An Incipient Blaze.
An alarm of fire was rung in from box
126 about $50 o'clock last evening for a
fire on Sylvan street. The department
was called to four-tenement house In the
rear of Marmette's drug store. Wood
which had been placed in a box behind
the stove had become ignited, and when
discovered was burning quite briskly.
The department arrived promptly upon
the scene, but the fire was put out by a
pony extinguisher.
Notes About the City.
Miss Adella F. Parker is the latest addi-
ion to the ranks of IL grippe contingent.
Lieut.. Col. Donohue of the Second Regi-
ment was In town yesterday calling upon
friends.
T. j. Crane lost valuable white carriage
robe last evening while responding to
business call.
The members Of the N. d. 8. LIS, the
recently organized ladies' club, will 60
sleighriding to Attleboro tomorrow after
noon.
The members of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of the Broad Street Baptist Church
will enjoy sleighride tomorrow afternoon
to Attleboro.
Mrs. Keene, wife of Alderman Keene, il
reported to be in a very dangerous con-
dition. A severe case of the grip developed
into pneumonia.
A number of Central Falls people will
visit the grand ball given under the aus
pices of the Wolf Tone Guards of Provi-
dence this evening.
The second handicap race under the aus
pices of the Rhode Island Whippett Club
will be run on Ernest street, South Provi-
dence, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Shaw Colcleugh, who re-
Gently completed an interesting and sue
cessful course of lectures In this city and
Pawtucket, will deliver lecture upon her
experiences of travel, and scenes upon the
Saskatchewan river, at Mrs. Grants, 24z
Broad street, this evening at o'clock.