The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-20

emily impressive, the church being well
filled with mourners, who gave testimony
of their regard for the memory of the re-
spected and esteemed young physician
whose life went out on Monday morning.
Many dim eye and sad countenance
denoted that his departure in the prime OF
life had been blow, not only to his fam
lily but to the many friends who had many
opportunities of witnessing evidences of
his sterling worth.
The funeral took place from his late
reeidence on Woodbine street at 8 o'clock,
thence to the Sacred Heart Church, where
solemn high mass was celebrated In the
presence of a large number Of friends of
the deceased. Fatver Hurley wac the
celebrant, assisted by Father Sullivan,
acting as deacon and Father James Lennon
acting as sub deacon.
The impressive services lasted for nearly
one hour and half. There were no re-
marks made by the officiating clergy eulo-
CYSTIC of decease d. During the progress OF
the services the following solos were rend-
cred, all OF them in sympathetic manner:
"Ave Maria," Miss Loretta M. Brennan:
''Insalsu Piu," John Tierney and "Oh,
Salutaris," by Mr.. Whalen of Brockton
Mass.
The music of the augmented choir was
under the direction of Prof. Demers, Or
ganist of the church. The remains were
followed from the house to the church by
a large number of people, among the num-
ber being SO members of Knights of Co
lumbus. From the chnrch the remains
were taken to st. Francis cemetery, where
the prayers for the dead were said by Rev.
John f. Sullivan, Chaplain Of Delaney
Council, Knights of Columbus.
The bearers were chosen from among
the members of the various societies OF
which the deceased was a member, and
the following officiated: p. j. Murray and
DIR. M. w. Kelliher, representing Delaney
Council, X. of c.; William Robinson and
Hugh Tanning, Irish National Foresters;
X. M. Burns and M. j. German, Court
Central, f. of A. The Rhode Island Med
ical Societywas represented by the follow
ing members, acting as honorary bearers:
Drs. Corrigan, Kiley, Clancy and McNally.
Among the prominent persons present
were State Deputy Il. j. Mccarthy OF the
Knights of Columbus, and DIR. Kennedy
of Brockton. In addition to those already
mentioned, representatives were In attend
ance from the Young Mems Catholic As
sociation Of Holy Trinity parish and John
Boyle O'Reilly Association Of Central
Falls.
The floral gifts were unusually numer-
Gus and handsome, among them being a
pillow from Delaney Council, No. 81,
Knights of Columbus; harp and base,
John Boyle O'Reilly Literary Associa-
tion; cross, Holy Trinity Branch, c. *. Of
A.; shield, Court Central, f. of A.; basket
OF pinks and roses from Dexter street
friends; wreath, DIR. John p. Corrigan;
anchor, DR.. Edward Kiley pillow, Y. NJ.
G. A., of Holy Trinity; Tyre, "Godfather,"
Winfred Carly; star and crescent with
base, "Rest," Misses Mary and Fannie
Giblin; pinks, Mrs. l.. G. Phillips;
bunch of twenty-eight Gala lilies,
Mary McDonough; bunch of carnations,
Master Eddie Clancy; wreath, "Friend,"
Miss Katie Maher Of Blackstone, Mass;
bending heart, Miss Mana McGunagle;
wreath and cross, DR.. M. j. Kelliher;
cross, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Kelly; basket
pinks and roses, George and Ida Phillips;
bunch of carnations, DIR. Joseph Bacon
of Whitinsville, Mass; reclining anchor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCabe; bunch
of carnations from a friend; pinks
and violets, Mrs. James Corrigan;
bunch of roses, Alfred Corrigan; reclining
cross, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. German; bunch
of pinks, Miss Nellie Trip; pillow, "Our
Som; roses and lilies, Miss Lizzie Flem-
ming.