The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-16
BRISTOL.
WEDDING BELLS.

ty wedding this afternoon at O'Clock.
when Mr.. Frank Bliss Wilson, and Miss
Emile Frances, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James t. Phelps, were married. The mar
rage ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. william X. Trotter, and Ralph
Kinder furnished the music, A reception
10 out OF town guests and relatives was
held from 4. 80 to 9 o'clock at the now
nome on Franklin street.
Miss Ella waldron is visiting her sister
at Newark, n. j.
Mrs. Elliot Brainard of South Glasten-
bury, Conn, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Watson.
NJ. C. A. COMMITTEES.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Bristol Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion was held on Monday evening. Presi-
dent Ezra Dixson presided, and the cleo
tion of committees was as follows: FL
nance committee, George II. Peck, Charles
Saulstein, Frank L. Remieres, Walter Scott
Dixson and Frederick u. Tallman; mis-
sionary committee, George u. Arnold,
Frank @. Thurston, Walter Scott Dixson,
Frank t. Remeires, Daniel Cruickshank;
lecture committee, George U. Arnold,
Daniel Cruickshsnk and William Fred
Fish; room committee, Frank I. Rene
Tres, Walter Scott Dixson and Lucius Nc
Nay; standing committee, John Lake,
Frederick A. Easterbrooks, Joseph L.
FsrrsIIy, Allen A. Slade, Henry T. Tilley;
literature committee, william H. Max
field, William II. Farrally and George L.
Pollock; membership committee, Freder-
lex u. TalIman, Frank q. Thurston and
| William II. Maxfield; entertainment COM
mittes; William H. Maxheld.
THE NEW scHooLHoUsE NAME.
The naming of the new schoolhousc
seems to be agitating tho minds OF the
school committee, so much so that at
their last meeting they were unable to
determine upon q name, and adjourned
over until another meeting before they
could fully determine upon an appropri-
ate name. There is q feeling about town
that every one should have . right OF
suggesting a name that may be interest
ed. The committee, II they have exclusive
right, which is a question, could reject or
accept the name most suitable for the
building.
NEWS ITEMS.
The Council held a special meeting on
Tuesday forenoon relative to sswers,
where the former owners propose to aban-
don their ownership, and allow the town
10 control The matter was discussed,
but not fully determined upon. Another
t.w
Schooner Gardner 3. Reynolds arrived
from Philadelphia with 700 tons of coal
for the National India Rubber Company.
Mr.. j. W. Kirk, who represents the
contractors in New York, Mead q Taft,
arrived in town on Tuesday, and will
have general charge of the construction
OF the elegant mansion to be erected by
Mr.. A. s. Van Wickle for his summed
home.
Mr.. Charles G. Wilson, foreman Of Hy
draulion Engine and Hose Company, &C
companied by a number OF members o
his company, among whom were Sergeant
Walter Ii. Coggeshall. Orderly Everett
l.. Church, Howard Manchester, Albert
Bernard and Frank @. Bourn, Jr. AL
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firemen's muster at Boston.
About 10 O'Clock last evening, two sus
pici ous characters were seen lettering
around and visiting several yards in th'
northern part OF the town. Before th'
guardian angels Of the night could be no
titled they disappeared
A sword used by Benjamin Wilcox, wh'
| roI a.,
the revolutionary war, has been lying IL
the town clerks Office for several days
It will be presented to the Daughters o
the American Revolution by Mr.. WILCOX
granddaughter, who is now q resident o
Hornellsville, N. Y.
The annual meeting OF Bristol Chapt er
Daughters of the American Revolution
was held on Monday in the Burnsid
Memorial building, and the following
names comprise the list of officers for tn
ensuing year: Regent, Mrs. Evelyn b
Bache; secretary, Miss G. Maria Shep
pard; treasurer, Mrs. George U. Arnold
, registrar, Mrs. Anna McDougall; execu
tive board, Mrs. c. b. Rockwell, Miss Ey
elyn Munro, Mrs. George F. Stanton, Mis-
| Miriam w. DkluucI anu hrs. NhuIio
, Handy OF Warren. a,
Arrived bere this morning the Hon
, John p. sanborn of Newport.
The town OF Bristol will be entitled I
% badges, three for sharpshooters and
r for marksman, in the target practice 9
the militia.
AT the target practice on Tuesday b
. the Bristol Train OF Artillery, the follow
!. ing qualified as marksmen Colonel Dar
!. icl Stevens and j. X. Ingram.
n Mr.. Robert Walsh and wife arrived !
p town this morning to attend the weddin
OF Mr.. James Perry and Miss Janette FL
at Saint Msry's Church.
Captain Lindsey OF the steamer Marie
rie, who has been on visit to Maine
" attend the funeral OF his brother, r.
turned home again on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Joseph ". Morris, the drpggii