The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-05-26
PAWTUCKET.

Yesterday was posted at the car house
and office OF the Pawtucket Street Rail-
way company the orders necessitated by
the io-hour work day for street railroad
empioyes becoming operative on Sunday
next. The time tables OF the various
routes have been adjusted and changed
materially In some cases. The new orders
VIII necessitate three new day crews and
three new night crews. making a total of
IL additional men for the system.
A meeting OF the Team Drivers union
was held last evening at Sarsfield hall. at
which existing conditions were talked
over and the proposed union scale of
wages, which is 10 be submitted to the
master teamers and the employers OF this
city and vicinity was discussed. The time
Tor submitting this scale was decided on
The union Is giving all the assistance Il
can To the Providence strikers.
About 500 of the parishioners of the
Church OF Our Lady OF the Consola ton
made a pilgrimage yesterday 10 ST.
Anne's church at Fall River on the
steamer Pontiac.
The observance OF Memorial Sunday n
this city yesterday was somewhat out OF
the ordinary because of the presence OF
visiting veterans and the officers of the
Department OF Rhode Island In the
morning Prescott Post OF Providence ac-
companed by the department command
er and his STAFF and department officers.
attended services at the Park Place Con-
gregational church, and Tower Post, No
II, Tower relief corps. Capt. A. X Tiitons
Camp No. .. Sons OF Veterans, and E Pa
Tobie camp. Spanish-American War Vet
Grams. also attended services at this
church. There was sermon by Rev. Jo-
seph j. Woolley, chaplain OF Tower post
In the evening the Pawtucket organiza-
tons again attended services at the First
Free Baptist church. accompanied by
the department commander, his STAFF and
department officers Rev. A. w. jefferson.
the pastor, preached to a large congrega-
tion.
= George r. Gon died suddenly last even
ing at his home AT % West Cole street
from heart disease He was formerly an
overseer for the Greene e. Daniels Manu-
featuring CO.. and was at the time OF his
death employed by the Il. Jenckes Manu-
featuring Co. widow and five children
survive him.
DR.. Charles H. French. medical exam
ner. was called yesterday TO investigate
the death OF Mrs. Lucy S. Mowry, who
Aexpircd suddenly at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Il. Mowry at % Quincy avenue
from apoplexy. Mrs Mowry was n years
OF age and had lived many years at Bur-
rillville. but came TO Pawtucket. Satur-
day evening and was to go to visit with
her son at GrOFldenct touay.
This evening at the Pawtucket Congre-
gational church will be held the annual
meeting OF the Young Peoples society for
Christian Endeavor connected with the
church.
Rev Frank j. Goodwin. pastor of the
Pawtucket Congregational church. will
speak Wednesday afternoon at the an
nual conference OF the Congregational
churches of Rhode Island. which will be
begun tomorrow morning at the Kings
town Congregational church.
On Tuesday, June TO- at ST. Marys
church, at 1890. will take place the we'd
ding OF Miss Clara Regina Osfield. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Osfeld, Jr.,
of 2l3 Garden street, and Mayor John j.
Fitzgerald A reception will follow the
ceremony at the home of the parents or
the bride.
This evening at the City Hall meeting
OF the Joint special committee, which has
charge Of the arrangements that are max
ing for the municipal observance OF lnde-
pendence day will he held