The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-29
The EASTERN COAST.
BRISTOL.

ONIOt SGs
Franklin X. Pierce, proprietor Of tn Q
tonsorial rooms on the corner of State
and Hope streets, has returned home
after a weeks vacation upon the Rangely
Lakes.
Officer Hoard took by private convey
ance to-day. Mrs. John Fish, who has
been laboring under many serious diffi-
culties, to the State Insane Asylum.
Peter Rouke will leave here on Friday
afternoon via the Fall River line with
the stud of horses Of Daniel H. Case for
Washington, ID. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Howard returned
home Wednesday afternoon. They have
been the guests of Samuel w. Church's
and VIM. Fl. Bufhngton's families during
the past week.
The steamer Cata-ina Capt. Bickford.
which has been plying between Bristol
and Pappoosesq quash Point and touching
at Bristol Ferry, has hauled of for the
season.
Eugene Leclair, the contractor, has
commenced again opening Constitution
street for sewerage, running east to High
street. crossing Main street.
j. III. Young and Superintendent John
p. Reynolds visited Fall River Wednes-
day by team.
Frank Waldron, native of Bristol.
who is doing business in Grand Rapids,
arrived here with his daughter on Mon.
day, on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan ID. Waldron. On We'd
nesday the family in bon-tons visited
Pappoosesquash, Soldiers Home and the
ferry.
A large number of our citizens on We'd
nesday visited in bon-tons and private
conveyances Louis Church's residence
upon the neck. and partook of bake.
The schooner George Bailey which was
ashore on the shoal to the northered OF
MontTom Reef and Prudence Island
came off yesterday afternoon without
damage.
Owing to the increase of George Saund-
ers' bodybuilding business he Is enlarg-
ing his shop about forty feet to the east
ward.
Misses May and Louise Walling re-
turned home on Wednesday evening via
the Fall River line to Newark, N. j.
Prof. James A. Miller, Jr., will give a
free organ recital in the Congregational
church this afternoon at o'clock. assist
ed by Irving Irons Of PROVIDENCE.
Reba Lodge. Daughters of Rebe kah,
will hold harvest festival in Odd Fell
lows Hall next Thursday evening.
Attending Brown University from
Bristol in the woman's department are,
Misses Oracle c. PAUL. aud 4. X. Peck
ham in the Sophomore class and Misses
Emma Stanton and Edith Wllliston in
the Freshman class.
The steam yacht Nautilus, owned by
DIR. II. M. Howe. will not go out of COM
mission when the doctors family returns
home to Philadelphia for their winter
quarters. Mr.. Carroll. who has contract
ed with the Herreshoffs for a steel
schooner, has engaged her to run between
Newport and Bristol for his accommoda-
tion for about two weeks after which she
will 20 to New York
The tally-ho coach driven here on
Wednesday from Swansea village con-
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Westcott,
Daniel Perrin, Misses Maggie, Gertie aud
Dotty Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burton
and Washington Hall.
Mrs. James Reid, daughter of David A.
Pierce. purchased on September "A, 1886. a
male canary of Mrs. Louis Kunze, which
lived until the Gath OF the present month.
a remarkable age for a canary.
The ice houses OF John II. Reynolds are
to be removed 100 feet to the westward.
Spencer Rounds is the contractor and the
work will be resumed at once.