The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-05
BRISTOL.

The meeting on Tuesday evening of the
board OF governors at the Commercial
Club resulted in changing the steward
ship, and the former chef, Paul Mango.
who has been in charge OF the Army and
Navy Club in Washington, ID. c., has
again been engaged and will take charge
in a few days.
The Trinity Church choir visited st.
Johns Church in harrington on Tues
day evening in bon-tons and sang at the
harvest festival They rendered fine
music under the directorship of their
rector, the Rev. William X. Trotter.
Quite a number from here attended the
festival in private conveyances.
Mr. Henry Menslage's family, who have
been spending the summer months here,
returned home to South Boston on Tues
day. Mrs. Edward Coward returned to
New York city for the winter. Mr.. John
Nanhuesen and wife returned home on
Tuesday to Hudson. Miss j. G. Lincoln
and Miss Katy Herreshotf are visiting
friends in Lexington, Mass Miss Ashton
returned home to Hartford, Conn, on
Tuesday, and Mrs. Robert Howard and
daughter TO Worcester for the winter.
The directors of the Bristol Elect ric
Lighting Company held a meeting on
Tuesday evening at the Office OF the treas
urer, upon State street, there being pres
ent the Hon. Joshua Wilbour, the Hon.
Isaac +. Williams, j. j. Christie, Henry
Opitz and Treasurer John b. Pearse. A
dividend OF per cent on six months was
declared.
Frank NJ. Dimond is visiting Boston
to-day on business
Byron DeWolfe of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
making brief visit here with his family.
Since the Council monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon and no recognition Of
Columbus Day was taken several OF our
well known citizens are making arrange
ments TO raise money enough by subscrip-
tion TO commemorate the day by firing
salute and having the bells Of various
churches rang
The Old Colony Company having about
completed their repairs at the depot,
have made many important improve
ments which were needed. 1t is now
rumored that they now will continue
their good work and hood the depot the
entire length on Thames street
Last evening. as the Bon-Tons with the
Trinity choir were passing Franklin
street upon Hope, n number of young
lads had gathered together "A lot of vege-
tables Of various kinds AID stationed
themselves upon both sides OF the street.
and as they passed threw them, hitting
the rector upon the shoulder, causing
him much pain.
Miss n. Ryley. operator of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, is confined at
Hcr HOule Win severe COlu.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
will hold drill meeting at their head
quarters on Friday evening.
Samuel Norris. Jr , has associated him
self with Lawyer Francis Colwell, and
will hereafter fill the position of Walter
Barney, who has retired from the firm.
A very pretty wedding took place at st.
Micheel's Episcopal Church tins morning
at 10 O'Clock. withstanding the In
clemency of the weather the church was
well filled. The contracting parties were
the Rev. Louis Sampson and Miss Anna
Pepper The marriage services were con
Quoted by the rector, the Rev. George j..
Locke.
After the marriage ceremonies Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanford were driven To the resi-
dence OF the bridegroom's parents, where
a large concourse Of friends Of the happy
couple had gathered 10 wish them sue
cess on their long trip TO the Pacific
coast whc.p, i'm Fresno, Cal, he will take
charge or parish. They leave behind
them large circle OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen arrived on
the 1913 tram and were driven Co the
ferry. They are from IT. Paul, MINI.