The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-19
BRISTOL.


OF the dwelling houses belonging to
the REYNOLDS Manufacturing Company,
which were sold at auction on Saturday
by Auctioneer j. Ii. Pearse; three were
purchased by X. ID. Bullock and two by
II. II. Tilley.
st. Mary's Church fair at the Infantry
Hall on Saturday evening was well pat
ronized. there being more present than on
any previous evening. The fair Will close
on Thursday evening next.
The Herreshoff Manufacturing Com
pany resumed work again this morning
after a two weeks vacation.
Louis b. Waldron, who was q passenger
on the new cat-yawl Flirt bound to
Brunswick, n. j., left her at Bridgeport,
Conn, aud arrived here Sunday on the
steam yacht Viviene.
Arrived on Sunday steam yacht Viviene
Torrey, to lay up for the winter; also
steam yachts Lucille, Maranthen and
and Magic.
Mrs. Edwin K. Row OF Sandusky, o.,
who has been visiting at the Red Crest as
guest OF Mrs. S. A Taylor, returned home
this morning
AZ suGsSf u. in sss BAY S.aSs Ssp
bilt and Mrs. Vanderbilt, with a large
retinue of guests on board. They are
coming ashore to visit the Herreshoffs'
works.
Mrs. Robert Sedgwick, family and
sxrvants returned home on Saturday TO
New York for the winter.
James Renwick aud family arrived
from New York Sunday morning to
spend few weeks at the Renwick villa
on the Ferry road.
Miss Eliza Cruger arrived this forenoon
and was driven to the Red Crest Mansion.
The Rev. Calbreth Perry delivered a
very able sermon at Trinity on Sunday
IOcen0On-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Siedfelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Borroughs. Miss Lena
Waters, Misses Katie and Gussie LOWELL
have all returned home for the winner.
Miss Maggie Nerene, who has been
spending her vacation with friends at
Pawtucket and other suburban towns.
has returned home and resumed her du-
ties as operator in the Central Office.
WARREN.
Sunday evening the Rev. 4. A. Jones
preached upon Business Men OF War
rem" There were praise services preced-
ing the sermon including solo by Sam
uel S. Peck, and quartet consisting Of
Misses Barton and brown and Messrs.
Bowen and Peck. Fresh Bread" was
the subject for afternoon service.
Schooner Minquas from Southport ar
rived yesterday.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Sew
ing Society connected with the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Henry Sim
mons.
Saturday the steam shovel at work at
Burr's Hill unearthed quite a collection
OF relics, among which were lock, hinges
and parts of chest, around which were
| "a saw, a. scraper, anger. knife, scissors,
gun barrels, parts Of buffalo hide, parts
of brass kettles, skull, bones. beads, etc. :,
found buried about seven feet deep.
Theodore Warren is visiting in New
port.
Yacht Noarun, Col. Ketchum, has left
for New York.
Commander Charles Bowen of Richard
Toben G. A. X. Post with Comrade AL
fred Duther, and Barpaby, Joshua Drown
aud James Bachelor Of Slocum Post aud
Ambrose Maso, left Sunday might for
Washington, ID. c., to attend the q. A.
X. Encampment.
Company A, Second Regiment Infran-
try, held "A special meeting Saturday
night. Col. Moran was present.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary X. Davis,
widow OF Sturgass Davis. was solemnized
Saturday at Hampden Meadow, and the
remains were brought here for interment
in the South cemetery.
The Rev. DIR. Il. X. Chandler preached
at the Baptist Church Sunday morning,
and In the evening he took for his sub
jcct the Lords Supper
Saturday the main water pipe burst on
North Main street, making quite an ex-
cavation.