The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-15
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Funeral of Mrs. Michael Carroll at
ST. James Church.
Special Services at 81. Philips Church.
Some village Gossip.

/. Captain g. ID. Bowen Camp, Sons of
V eterans, of Apponaug, attended the fair
OF the Warwick Cadets, at Arctic Centre
Saturday evening.
William Turner came to grief at Appon-
aug Saturday evening while attempting
to turn his horse and sleigh. The sleigh
was capsized and Mr.. Turner thrown out
but escaped serious injury. lie held to
the reins and stopped the horse before
any damage was done.
The funeral Of Mrs. Michael Carroll,
one of the oldest lrish-American resi-
dents of the valley was solemnized
from st. James church at Arctic Centre
at nine o'clock this morning, Rev. Fr.
Flynn officiating. The large church wss
filled with the many friends and relatives
of the deceased and the funeral cortegs
was one OF the largest ever seen in the
valley. The interment was at st, Msry's
cemetery at Cronpton.
In spite of the hsrd times, the Appon-
aug printworks appears to be doing
a constantly increasing business and the
village storekeepers are happy. The works
ut one time employed over i've hundred
hands and the residents OF tile village are
in houes soon TO see the machinery all
again in operation and the village resume
it's old time hustle aud prosperity.
The funeral OF Mrs. Adelia Lamoreaux
who died at the residence OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Theroux, Thursday,
was sulemnized from the church OF Notre
Dame du Bon Conseil at Phenix yester-
day, Rev. FIR. Lebel officiating. The re-
mains were inferred in the French ceme-
terry on Park Hill.
A large mum Der Of friends and relatives
ysthered at the late residences OF Mrs.
Pelsg Il. Kenyon at the "Pippin Orhcsrd"
Saturday to pay the lsst tribute of respect
to one who was respected and loved by
all who knew her. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. MIR. Hardy of st.
philips Episcopal church at Crompton.
The interment was in Greenwood ceme-
terry at Pbenix.
Mrs. Thomas Catterson who died at her
home in Artic last Friday was buried
from st. James church at Artic centre
this morning. The interment was In ct.
Mary's cemetery at Crompton.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
of River Point aud their friends to the
number of abou a hundred, went to
Providence on a special train on the Now
York and New England railroad last
evening for the purpose of listening to
the debate with the Irving Literary
Clubs representatives.
A special musical service was held at
st. Philips Episcopal churchsat Crompton
last evening, which was largely attended.
The. following program was finely rem
dered: Professional, hymn; psalm, Rss-
sell, "Cantate Domino" Bridgewater;
anthem, 'Praise the Lord, "Hsyes; solo,
"Ihe Star of Bethlehem" Adams: quar-
tette. 81 Will Arise" Lowell; solo,
"Fesr Ye Not. o Israel" Buck |;
anthem "The Radiant Morn" Wood
ward; solo, Nazareth" Gounod; quar-
tette and chorus, 81 Will Give Thanks, I"
mozart; o1ertory, "Seven Fold Amen, |"
Stainer; recessional. hymn.
Mira. Levi Lamoreux of Clyde, while
attending the funeral of Mrs. Adelia
Lsmoreux of Pbenix, yesterday morning
was overcome at st. Joseph's cemetery
and tainted. As she did not regain her
senses she was taken in q csrrisge to her
home and DIR. M. j. Il. Legris was sum-
moned but in spite of bis exertions she
did not regain consciousness until mid
night.
Rev. F. Fl. Adams of the River Point
Congregational church ofiicisted at the
Tabernacle church. at Fiskeville yerter-
day and the pulpit at River Point was
filled by Rev. Mr.. Hammond of Hope.
The Hope Band hello fair in the town
hall at Fiskevilie, Saturday evening.