The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-03
The EASTERN COAST.
BRISTOL.

The members of the musical club visit
ed Warren on Tuesday evening to attend
lawn party. in bon ton. The party
consisted of the following named persons:
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Wilson, Mr.. John
r. Potter. Miss Eva Potter, Misses Mary
and Ida West, Misses Martha and EN-
ma Siefert, James Gray of Fall River,
Lizzie Turner, Capt. Will Gladding and
Frank Leroy Of PRoIDvNcEE.
Miss Maggie Cassidy of Richmond,
Indiana, who has been spending her
vacation here with her uncle's family,
Henry +. Simmons, returned home ON
Tuesday
Owing to the sad afflction which has
visited X. S. Gladdings family, the bake
which was to have taken place on Wed
nesday at Gladding Grove by the Whist
Club will be postponed to some future
date.
The verbal orders given to the various
grocerymen and provision dealers by the
officers on Tuesday seems to be uncalled
for, if but one section of the town ord-
nance is enforced there will be no cause
for notification.
Capt Samuel o. Gladding is confined
to his home with complication OF dis
eases. DIR. Hasbrouck is in attendance.
Quite n pretty wedding took place on
Tuesday afternoon, the contracting par
ties being Philip Harrington aud Miss
Isabel Coggeshall, only daughter of the
ceremony was conducted by the pastor of
the State Street NJ. +. Church, the Rev
VIM. Smith, at the residence of the brides
mother at o'clock. They were driven to
Warren to intercept the train for Fall
River, where they take the boat for New
York. Their honeymoon will be spent in
Boston and the White Mountains.
The rubber mandatory of John A. G..
Hammill which is situated upon the
suburbs Of the town and was recently
burned will be completed and manufac-
turing of goods commenced by the 18th
OF the present month.
Parties visited the henery of George
Munro on Metacom avenue on Tuesday
and took away a number Of his best fowls.
Warren II. Chase started on a two
weeks outing on Tuesday He will visit
Cottage City where he has engaged IA
suite OF rooms at the Pawnee House. He
Is expected to take an active part in the
tennis tournament which takes place
there on Friday, the 5th.
Mrs. William B. Spooner and son are
spending a week at Riverside with her
brother, Mr.. Smith.
The steam yacht Social has just steamed
into the bay from the Pier. She has on
board her owner, Henry Webb, and a
number Of his friends, among who are
Robert Ward of Boston, William Gallup
or Roxbury And Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Webb, Jr., of Quincy, Mass.
MT. anu MIS-. Dtnlel lllRranaln are VlS-
lting fri0nds upon the Hudson.
James McGloughlin, clerk at the Bos-
ton Store, started this morning on two
weeks vocation. He will visit Philade-
phia and Washington before he returns.
Bristol County steam and Electric Roads.
j. U. Starkweather of Barring gton, act
ing as chairman of the recent meeting of
the citizens of Bristol county has appoint
ed the following committee OF the several
towns to wit: Charles +. Cbace, o. l..
Bosworth, w. L. e.. Ward we'll OF Bristol;
Gen. Nathan Goff, Charles Il. Handy, G.
Is. Mason Of Warren; %. ;. Anthony,
Frank .. Field, Robert Fessenden of Bar
ringtoL~
Mr. Starkweather is also member ex-
officio OF this committee, which met
yesterday. and organized by electing Mr..
Anthony chairman and Mr.. Chase secre-
tary.
This canmittse are to consult with the
managers Of the Old Colony railroad aud
investigate the subject OF an electric road
with view TO promptly improving their
present inadequate, facilities, aud to re-
port fully to public meeting soon to be
held at Bristol or Warren.
Don't forget Odd Fellows day at Rocky Point.
saturday, Aug. u. Continental limo boats every
hour. See advt I'm another column.