The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-21
BRISTOL.

Reeves orchestra will furnish the music
at the graduating exercises of the Bristol
High School. on the evening Of the 23d:
Arrived last evening: Mr.. William
Aspinwall and was driven to his residence
upon the mount.
In town yesterday: Mr.. Sawyer.
Capt. Buell. buckingham of Drownville
and friends, visited town yesterday, to at
tend the launching of the Witch, he being
An oyster dealer and patron OF Capt.
Bradley.
Notwithstanding the incleme ncy OF
the weather party of ladies and gentle
men in bon-ton drove to Swanzea and
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. John West, last
evening, and it was not much OF sur
prise either, as they were also surprised
with a collation. before leaving for home.
The sloop yacht Witch, which was once
the pride OF Commodore James Lawless
of the Rhode Island Yacht Club, was
launched on Friday afternoon. John
Bradley, who carries on the oyster busi-
ness at New Haven was the lucky buyer,
she having been bought at very low
price and will De hereafter commanded
by his two sons.
The exhibition of the ladies drill squad
at the Infantry Hall last evening before
the Naval Reserve Torpedo Company and
their friends, reflects great credit upon
their officers and their instructor, Captain
Morrissey.
Az duCuOT III tue ody, sCuooucts iicio
and Mary Brush, both waiting orders.
Arrived this morning, Mrs. Mary Wal
kins and daughter from Washington, for
treatment at Hopeworth, the mother suf-
fering from nervous prostration.
Arrived this morning. Mrs. Colonel
Ellery Greene. from Washington, ID. G;
The schooner Edward w. Young, Wy
man, master. who has discharged q cargo
of pine lumber in Boston, has made up a
charter party in Boston to load ice at
Hackett Cove. Maine, for Charlestown,
South Carolina. for 20 cents per ton. He
will load lumber at that port for north
ern port.
The NEWS man visited the Ferry Cliff
farm upon the Ferry road on Thursday.
1t is model farm and owned by DIR. Her
bert NJ. Howe of Philadelphia and man
aged by Mr.. Andrew Lynch. 1t is one Of
the most desirable spots of ground in
Rhode Island. 1t contains about one
hundred acres of land, and all in high
state of cultivation. The farm is stocked
throughout with the finest horses, cattle,
swine, sheep and poultry. The cattle are
all registered and imported stock. The
horses are thoroughbred and Percheon.
The sheep and swine are imported South
surpasses anything OF the kind in this
section of the country.
On the farm are large number or wild
geese which are being domestieated. The
greenhouses are teeming with the choicest
Of plants and his grapery is full.
The silos are in the barns and the ensil-
age which is fed is all prepared by steam.
The dairy is under the direct supervision
of Mrs. Lynch, and its appointments are
wonderfully perfect. Every department
speaks for itself. The stoneware which
is used was made to order across the
water The walls are all hung with pho
tographs of all stock, taken Dy Mr.. Lynch,
and presenting one of the finest collections
that can be seen in this section. The
farm adjoins the Burnside estate which
DIR. Howe owns, and his summer resi-
dence stands upon the summit OF the
Ferry road overlooking Mount Hope and
Narragansett bays and his entire tract Of
land.
Our stock of Fine Lace Dong Kangaroo
Patient and Russia Leather Shoes for
Gentlemen and Boys wear in all the latest
styles direct from the manufactures. The
largest line of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Fine Dong Patient and Russia
Leather Oxfords and Button Boots in all
tine latest novelties. Prices guaranteed
the lowest in Rhode Island.
A. p. NERoNE.
30 State street, next to Bristol Hotel.
Ignatius Donnelly is suing the puonsn-
ers of his Cryptogram for not selling
more copies of 1t. In an ideal social order
they would be subject to prosecution for
hsv cold anv-N " Eveninp Sun