The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-26

BRISTOL.

On Monday event z a large party OF
ladies' and gentlemen gathered at the resi-
dence OF Edwin Phillips upon Bradford
street to give greetings TO Mrs. Phillips
upon her return from Montreal with her
father, relatives and friends. She returns
a picture of health, feeling much recuper-
ated. Previous arrangements had been
made with Miss Phillips, her hus-
bands sister, who has had
charIe of domestic. affairs during her
consisting Of Murphy's full orchestra
AT Q O'Clock the music from the main
hall announced the hour, and leaning
upon the arm of her husband Mrs Phil
lips came. followed by Mr., and Mrs.
Stephen Warren, a sister OF Mrs. Phillips,
Charles Allard, Mr., aud Mrs. X. Leperest,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonis Bergeron, Peter
Crapo and MISS Maggie Brady, DIR. Os-
wald Sigel and Miss Lille Sigel, Mr..
Otto and Miss Nellie Munro. Napoleon
Bronillette and Miss Jennie Carter.
Miss Della Lannon, Miss Cora Reil,
John Brady and Miss Hattie Warren,
Miss Jennie Hoar, Theodore Vaillent and
Miss Mamie Ottman, Frederick Macau-
ley and Miss Oracle Simmons, Frank
Dunbar, Samuel Brelsford, Miss Katie
Head of PROVIDENCE. Miss Jennie Brown
of Warren. Misses Alice aud Mamie
Loper, Miss Jennie Names, Gushing New
Frank Gravel, Thomas Connery. Charles
Tn lver and Miss Maggie Clifford. At III
o'clock n fine spread was indulged in, af-
ter which various plays and dancing
were the order of exercises.
James Rennick aud family leave for
New York this A. M.
In town. Miss Agnes DeWolf Of Provi-
dence, quest Of Hon. Henry w. Hayes.
A nn eiing of the Republican Town
Committee will be held at the Court
House this evening at 3 o'clock.
Quite number of our citizens visit
Bottom to-day to attend the reunion of the
Green family.
The Pullman car which contains Adj
miral "A. Ludlow Case, family and SER
want also contains Lieut.. and Mrs. Hucth-
ins who will accompany them to Wash
ton. The car WAS attached to the 6.4I
morning train to-day.
Arrived-Misses Jennie and Elaanor
Watson OF Braintree, Mass. this morning
tue guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Mar in.
On Monday Capt. George s. Slocum of
the lightship in the ferryway, aud Capt.
Henry A. Slocum of the schooner yacht
Betty were OH the way To the hghtship.
When opposite Walkers Island squall
struck the boat, capsizing her. Parties
from the shors discovered them and put
of In n dory and rescue them both.
Amos X. Bullock's horse became fright
ened while passing the depot on Monday.
caused by the whistling OF the locomo-
tive, running with the cart he ran directly
home, smashing down the gate and fence
upon entering the yard; otherwise no
damage done.
The funeral OF Master Charles + idy.
son OF john Eddy, took place this after
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. William X.
Trotter Of Trinity Church conducted the
services
The commission appoin ted by the legis-
lature last fall To riIe over the various
roads In the State and report at the Jan
uary session of 1898, the best method ~
building roads, arrived on the 10:35 A. NJ,
train. Hacks were In waiting to convey
them over the roads. The tOilo wing are
the committee who came; Messrs. Besne,
Woods, Covill. Parks. Read and Chase.
Messr. Wilson IL East Providence aud
Clark of Newport being unable 70 attend.
Miss Mary w. SOnthworth OF Spring
fell ~ spending few wceNs here, the
1uV~t OF Miss Wilhelmina Brunsen.
Miss Anna B. Mancaes er has been en-
gagged as chaperon b. Miss VIII elmIua
Brunsen.
Harry Shepp ard arrived in town this
morning from New York to look az er his
business ut the rubber works.