The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-04
The EASTERN COAST.
BRISTOL

BRISTOL.
On Wednesday evening the steamer
Daphne, Capt. Read, came here from Fall
to attend nd Ger German. The following are
the names of the party: Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Warren, Misses Katie, Mamie
Sna Maggie M ks,s pans Mss snss Mss cse sasr
Dunbar, William Munro, II. 4. VIII
William Sherman, William Hammiil,
Josiah w. Potter. Jr., George. Cornell
and Ensign Wilson OF the Torpedo Com
fandaus had been provided to drive them
around the city and down Bellevue ave-
nue., after which they were driven out
upon the island to the iglen, where they
spent pleasant evening with their
friends Music was furnished by Mead
Brothers full orchestra and at the inter
mission a fine spread was served, after
which they returned home. Before leav-
ing the steamer il was voted that repe-
tition Of the trip should be INDUCED in.
The cat yawl Alice, owned by. Charles
+. Herreshoff, Jr., will leave here this
Christie. to attend the races at Newport
tomorrow, also the Dinkum, Eugene
Leclare owner, will take party down.
The steam launch Catrinna has been
chartered and will take Prof. Lyman
Dean, owner OF the catboat Ermine, Cap
tain Albert Bennett, Matte Minsher,
Charles Wheaton, Lebaron b. Colt and
Mr.. Mauran.
Joseph Bosworth. conductor on the Old
Colony Road from Bristol, started We'd
nesday with his family on a two weeks
vacation. He will spend week at
2uinamprntogSe and and old it iSalsn Nsw onS1n ro%n
During his absence Walter Talbot will
fill the position.
Miss Mabel Bragg left here this morn
ing Oh a visit to her father and relatives
In Braggville.
DIR. Ely visited town on Wednesday by
request OF DIR. George A. Pike TO visit
patient.
The case of diphtheria upon the Ferry
road which at one time was considered
critical is now slowly recovering. DIR.
Daniel j. Neylan is In attendance.
Col. and Mrs. Spear Of Glenwood Springs
arrived I'm town this morning and were
driven to the Hopeworth.
Mrs. John Connery and her daughter
Bertha are at Bar Harbor visiting
friends.
Joseph Robbins has been engaged by
the Old Colony road to look after the
opening and closing Of the depot.
The rector of Trinity Church, the Rev.
William X. Trotter, is taking n weeks
outing in his yacht Eleanor. On board
are Robert Turner, Jr., James Pearse,
Charles McLain aud Benjamin McDou-
gall They will visit Newport and vari-
Gus watering places upon the Nagragan-
sett bay.
This morning about $50 James Tobin
who lives about half way on the main
road to Warren was aroused by a neigh
bor who came to get assistance in getting
out a horse which had broken the cover
the Water Works. The horse was with
difficulty removed with fearful rupture
upon his side. 1t was seriously lacerated.
Miss Martha Hazard who has been
spending her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson has returned home this
Miss May Parkinson of Pawtucket is
spending the day at Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anderson.
The sloop Alice is at Anchor in the har-
Dor with q party of excursionists on
board bound to Newport to attend the
races.
Albert Cheesbro, nephew of the Messrs.
Herreshoffs and drauRhtsman at their
works, has just started in the flying ma
chine Dilemma, in company with the cat
yawl Alice. for the races, Upon their
arrival be will sail the course over, pre-
paratory to the races tomorrow.
Saturday. Aug. o. Continental line boats every
hour. See advt. In another column.
PORTSMOUTH,.
The rain this week has interfered both
numerically aud financially with the sue
cess of the Camp Meeting, Monday after
noon. DR.. G. ID. Watson preached (; in
the evening, the Rev. Charles w. Ryder
of PROVIDENCE, on Tuesday morning. the
preacher was the Rev. q. III. Butler of the
NJ. +. Church, Portsmouth; the after
noon service was conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Ryder aud the evening service by
DIR. Watson, followed by Mrs. M. L. Will
liams of Boston, who was one of the
slaves made free by Emancipation, anu
who is a very forcible speaker. An Altar
service followed by testimonies concluded
the services OF the day.
The Episcopal clam bake will be held
Aug 10 at Bristol Ferry. The Queen City
will run directly from PROVIDENCE to the
grounds
The venerable friend minister, Obadiah
Chase Of Swansea. Samuel Buffinton and
Charles Door and family Of Fall River,
Miss Mamie Briggs and Rachel Anthony
of jamestown, Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
Kimber, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deblois and
Mrs. Langley Of Newport have been in
town this week.
Mrs. Fannie j. Almy is recovering from
her very serious illness with which she
was seized on her return from Douglass
camp meeting.
Mrs. Solomon Gardner Is under the care
of DIR. Benjamin Greene.