The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-05
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The fair of tine Reliance Social Club
closed Saturday evening. At o o'clock
the company witnessed the drawing OF
the prizes which were awarded as follows:
Miss Sarah " ilber received. the ladies
gold watch. her vote NUMBERING 1881 To
Miss Andrews. 026, and Mrs. Stephenfon,
472; Il. Smith, a conductor on the Paw.
tucket line, had BIZ votes for the over
coat to f. Is. Whitaker's. 1879; the vete-
rams l. o. q. i. jewel was awarded TO
James q. Peck, who had s2s votes to
James Andrews, 3l4 Tommy Lincoln re-
ceived the bicycle. having 4537 votes; the
smoking set was awarded TO IA. e. Pat
terson; the waste basket to g. II. g.;
the mirror TO John q. Straight; the wood
album TO George Shaw; the clock to
Richard Lynn; toilet set TO A. w. Gun
Cunningham; pair vases and cushion ITO
George Ii. Hunter: album TO r. X. Per
kins. bed quilt to Nettie Hayhurst. The
prizes OH the combination tickets were
taken as follows Plano ticket. No. 1888,
sideboard, No 2, 100; Gas stove. No. 5l61:
round trip TO the Worlds fair and So,
$40; gebtleman's custom shirt, IS 932; box
cigars. 1883; Dickens Works, IL, ,s24: book
case, 2S 204; season ticket TO Gaiety Opera
House. 7,450; lady's silk dress pattern. "a
1856; piano lamp, 5,7l9; laay's sealskin
gloves, 200; fur rug, 22,9i5; lady's mack
intosh, 1853; gentleman's gloves, %, 15s;
gold S., q, 500; parlor table 10, 45l; canary
bird aud cage, 9, ,e51; 50 ia pennies. 2s,606.
A singular and quite a serious accident
occurred Saturday about 7:30 T. NJ. In
front of Mr.. Jameson's store on Taunton
avenue as Miss Della Gardner aud Miss
Maud Hudson, two young ladies who are
very fast friends met aud exchangen
greetings, Miss Gardner stepped back
and in doing SO stepped on her cloak
throwing ner down. her head shrinking in
the gutter. rendering her unconscious.
She WAS taken into Jameaon's store and
H. l.Lr H..
Hunt were called. who ordered her
kept in the dark, and IL was not Lill
about 10 o'clock that she had sufficiently
recovered TO be assisted To her home.
When she fell she pulled Miss Hudson
down, who struck against an iron hitch
ing post. breaking out two OF her front
teeth.
At Bucklin Post, G. A. r.. tomorrow
night will occur their annual election of
officers and it is hoped that there will be
full attendance.
BRISTOL.
The funeral services of Mrs. Julia
Clifford took place this morning from st.
Mary's Catholic Church. The Rev.
Father McCabe conducted the services
The funeral services of Mrs. Almira
Church were solemnized from her late
residence OH Hope street at 2o'clock p. NJ.
The services were conducted bv the Rev
II.
pocal Church.
The National India Rubber Company
will receive 100 Wheeler a. Wilson Sewing
machines. They will be used in the
clothing department aud on lawn tennis
work. Every department is increasing
its work and the outlook this season sur
passes any previous one.
Arrived on Saturday Schooners Win
ner, Frye master, with whiteing from
New Town Creek for National India
Rubber Company; sailed this morning
for Providence TO finish discharging.
Arrived: Schooner Evergreen. Eaton
master. with cement for Bristol Ferry;
schooner Gilman, Seamans Smith master,
with 450 tons of coal from Philadelphia
for National India Rubber Company.
Sailed: Schooner Aida, Howes, for Fnila-
delphia, to charteD~sor Havana, Cuba.
Coming up the bay: Schooner AdeJia
Corsen, with 800 tons Of coal for the Ma
tional India Rubber Company
The remains Of Mrs. Fanny Jones was
brought here to-day from Warren. for
interment.
Registration is progressing very slowly
and up TO Saturday night only about 100
had registered out of about $50.
At the Probate Court held this morn:
ing at 10 O'Clock, Judge Spoo presid
ing, the will of Isaac Williams was
proved and DIR. William Fred Williams
and Isaac 4. Williams, Jr, were appoint.
ed the executors without bonds.
A delegation Of the Catholic Knights
of America will visit Bristol on Sunday
next TO organize the order. The follow
ing officers will be present. TIE Hon.
Edward McGiness and Joseph Kairns
The annual meeting of the Bristol In
stitution for Savings was held to-day.
The following are the officers: President,
Nemiah Cole; vice-president., James A
Miller, James L. Freedom; treasurer, ii
-s..t... ~
Manchester; clerk. Z. i. Sherman; trus-
tees, sNemiah Cole, James a. Miller,
James L Freeborn, J Howard Manches-
ter, +. A. Easter brooks, G.. w. Simmons,
George III. Peck, Samuel w. Church,
Eber Hill, William II. Thompson, George
W. Easterbrooks, ii. w. Church, z. Nc
CAGE, c. III. Manchester, l.. B. b. Colt
and L. Il. Allen.
A very pleasant party was held at the
residence of Alfred NJ. Pierce upon Wood
street, on Saturday evening. The follow
ing were present: Albert A. Walker, the
popular basso of St. MichaePs choir;
Charles w. Young, tenor of Trinity
ner. another tenor of Trinity choir; Mrs
Mamie McCarty, contran,o; Miss Lille
Siegel, soprano; Col. Ellery w Greene
and wife. Otto SIegel and lady, DR.. AS
wald Siegel and cousin Miss Probat.
The exercises consisted of vocal and in
strumental music. At 1920 fine spread
was served.
WARREN.
The Rev. Alva f. Carpenter was called
at Middlebury, VT, Sunday. to attend
the funeral OF "a sister of the Rev. James
Mulcahey who died suddenly.
Miss Josephine Carr gave very inter
esting talk last evening at the Baptist
Church upon Japan aud other countries
visited in her travels A good audience
was in attendance
The Ladies Sewing Society connected
with the Baptist Church will give tur-
key supper Wednesday evening in tie
vestry.
Mrs. Simmons, widow OF the late Jona-
than simmons, died Sunday at her home
on Child street.
sunday great changes were made in the
vicinity. Of the o. G. X. II. depot. One
hundred and forty men were at work
moving the main track several feet east
ward. The platform in front OF the
station extending north and south has
been videned sufficiently 10 meet the
tracks on its new foundation. There has
been change made in the Fall River
tracts which brings the switch nearer the
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