The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-11
The SHORE RESORTS.
RIVERSIDE.

Yesterday was u memorable day in the
history of the Catholics of this place. For
the past three years the residents who de-
sire to attend church were In the winter
compelled to 60 to Bay View Seminary,
while In the summer time services
were conducted in Winchester Hall. Un-
der the direction Of the Rev. Father John
Harty they started u building fund some
eighteen months ago, and SO generous was
the response from all over the diocese
that yesterday afternoon the people OF the
parish of ST. Brandan were able to dedi-
cate their place of worship. Ground
was broke in the latter part of March,
and on the 18th day of June the first SER
vice was held. The church building is
90 by 80 feet. The dedicatory services
held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock were
conducted by the Rt Rev. Mathew Hark-
ness, assisted by the Rev. Father Christie
pher Hughes of st. Mary's church, Fall
River and the Rev. Father II. II. Brennan
of PROVIDENCE aud the Rev Father John
Hart of the Church of the Sacred Heart
OF East Providence who will have the
pastoral care Of this parish and abou.
parts of this and other Dioceses. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Father
O'Connell of Attleboro. Mass, from the
text Gospel according to ST. Luke. the
10Th Chapter and first to tenth verses. The
music was furnished by the choir OF forty
voices from the O0urCu Oh tut OdCTcu
Heart of East Providence. J. j. McGuni-
gan assisted as organist. The offertory
which was taken showed generous re-
sponss and bespeaks for this parish u
most encouraging prospect.
BRISTOL.
Master John Wright WAS sentenced to
the Sockanossett Reform School for a
DIR. George A. Pike, assisted by Mr..
Frederick Sanford, dressed an ugly wound
upon Mr.. Robert Young, caused by a dog
bite.
Arrived in the 1890 train-Mr. aud Mrs.
Wanton Levick. of Boston, and was con-
veved to the Hopeworth.
Arrived-Barge Lookout, Simmons,
with coo tons coal for Rubber works.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
has been ordered to camp Friday to take
part in the review. 1t is expected that
the company will turn out fifty men.
Numbers OF our citizens left here in the
train and private conveyances to visit
Crescent Park yesterday.
The cat yawl Rama, built by George
Saunders, for Byron Whiteman of PRovI.
DENCE Is looked upon as the coming boat.
She far excels all expectations OF her owner
and builder. and is admired by yachts
men. At Potter's Cove on Saturday she
was the center of attraction, her move
ments were carefully watched from the
boat house. Parties are already nego-
tiating with Mr.. Saunders for u boat of a
similar character and the same dimen-
sions.
Charles PAUL. and Seth PAUL Jr., on
Saturday, cut with machines ten acres
aud half of standing grass from s
o'clock A. M. to IL o'clock A. M.
In town on Saturday: s. L. jackson
and daughter, agent Of the New York
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY.
pta,, Ia loax har
day for Hornellsville, n. Y. to visit an
aged uncle and aunt. He will be absent
until late in the fall.
James d. Ingraham former resident
of Bristol now OF Hornellsville, N. ".
with a son and daughter, is in town on q
visit to their relatives an friends.
Frank Stevens of Swansea Village with
four.in-hand, passed through town on
Sunday.
The Musical Club visited Swansea on
Saturday evening and was very prettily
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. James Mar
tin.
Timothy Davidson and Frank Barry
were arrested on Sunday for revelling and
fighting. This morning they were ar
raigned before Judge Bosworth. Both
pleaded guilty aud were fined S. and cost,
and failing to produce the requisite they
were again committed to Jail.
DIR. William +. Hutchinson and wife
and wife on Sunday.
A large number of strangers visited
Bristol on Sunday. The following are
the names: Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins of
Pawtucket, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Debois
of Newport, Colonel Bliss OF Sharon,
Misses Minnie and Susie Gladding Of Fall
River. Mr.. Harrey Richardson OF Taun-
ton Mr.. William Warton, OF Wood River
Junction, Mr.. Byron Whiteman of PRovI-
DENCE, Walter Chapel of Woodstock,
Conn. and Misses Jennie and Katie Wells,
of Woonsocket.
Alfred Cobb was arraigned this morning
before Judge Bosworth for stealing boat
he pleaded not guilty and his case was set
down for Wednesday morning for trial.