The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-31
BRISTOL.

In the town of Bristol there are 135 per-
sous, corporations and estates taxed s1OO
and upward.
Colonel and Mrs G. A. Green will leave
here today for weeks visit TO Coventry.
While there they will be the guests OF Mr..
Albert Goff and his mother. During their
absence they will visit Plainfield and other
places.
The marriage of Raymond Card to Miss
Hattie Cook will take place today at the
residence of the bride S parents on Pleas
ant street.
Grand Regent Warren B. Wesley and his
grand officers, accompanied by the MEM
bers of Providence Councils, will make
an official visit Thursday night to Mount
Hope Council, Royal Arcanum.
The new schoolhouse building commit
tee held q meeting on Monday evening at
the residence of the chairman, Mr.. Ezra
Dixon, but owing TO his being quite i'll
the meeting was postponed until Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Mamie O'Brien died on Tuesday
afternoon after a lingering illness with
consumption.
Mrs. Charles Locke and daughter start
today on a visit to Prince Edwards Island,
Nova Scotia. They will be absent until
About this time every season persons
along the outlying districts begin to lose
their fowls. Mr. Daniel Coyle lost on
Monday evening eight fine Brahmas and
came near capturing the robbers.
A very pretty wedding occurred last
evening at o'clock upon Oliver street,
at the residence of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Emiline Wood. The happy couple were
Mr.. Herbert Ayers and Miss Emmie Glad
ding both of Bristol. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. A. w. Kingsley,
pastor of the State Street M. T.. Church.
After the marriage ceremony a reception
was held.
Some malicious person or persons visited
the premises of Mrs. Moon upon Oliver
street on Monday evening and destroyed
her rose bushes and then bored several
holes into casks which contained water
for washing purposes, putting her to
much unnecessary trouble.
Oliver street was the scene of much ex-
citement last evening about 10 o'clock.
The bridegroom of the wedding which
took place last evening is an active MEM
Der OF the Bristol Train of Artillery, and
the company formed at their armory upon
State street and, with band of music,
marched to the bridal couples residence
on oliver street, each member carrying a
beautiful present for the happy couple in
token OF respect for the faithful discharge
of the groom's duties during his member
ship. They were all ushered in and a
pleasant time enjoyed.
What came near being q serious acci-
dent occurred last evening about lO
o'clock. Two men, who were leaving
town, and had been indulging in too
much rum, ran into the pipes upon Hope
street. They ran over the lights, break
ing them, and part OF their wagon went
into the trench. The night patrol was
called and they were arrested. They
broke o pipe, causing the water to flow
in the streets. The patrolmen called as
sistance from the .,ater Works Company
and stopped the flow of water.
CAPTAIN Nathaniel Herreshoff left here
last evening on the 5:15 train for New
London to look after the accident which
occurred to the Defenders steering APP
A rehearsal OF "Pinafore" will take
place tonight at the Trinity Church
rooms
Master William Bovee fell from n tree
Yesterday and dislocated his elbow. DIR.
billion was called, who rendered medical
assistance.