The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-05
BRISTOL.
Beatrice Sop.r Meets With Serious Ac-
cident-School Dedication.

Beatrice Sopsr Meets With Serious Ac-
cident-School Dedication.
Major Raymond II. Perry shipped by
boat yesterday to the State Fair fine lot
OF Jorsies, consisting of four bulls, Mas
cot, three years old, Challenger, two
years old, Major Perry, one year old, and
one raised this year. There are also
twelve cows OF the same strain OF blood
that surpass anything ever before shown
from this county.
Mr.. FRANK Paine, wife and son Of Pas
coag are the guests OF iex-Councilman VIII
liam II. Thompson and family upon
Franklin street.
Miss Bertha Shaw OF Newark, N. j., Is
the guest Of Miss Laura Card upon Mount
Hope avenue.
Mar. James Hurley and Robert Ninslon
OF Trenton, N. j., visited town on Friday
in search of a tract OF land on high
elevation where they could erect num-
beT OF buildings suitable for fattening
poultry under new process, and also
caponizing. They are interested also In
breeding swine
Mr.. William DE Wolf Perry, civil en-
gineer. laid out the roadbed on Thames
street, a continuance OF the sample road
being Quilt by the State extending nortb.
Mrs. Robert Nelson and daughter, Miss
Florence Nelson, who have been travel
ing in Europe the past year, returned
home yesterday.
The marrisge intentions OF James
Brown and Miss Mabel Gardner Howard
were tiled in the town clerks Office YES
torcay.
A very serious accident occurred yes
terdsy on Metacom avenue by which
Beatrice Soper, q daughter Of Edward
Soper, fell and broke her leg near the
ankle. DR.. Garfield OF Hopewortb WAS
called who at once recommended that
the. child be taken to- the Rhode Island
Hosital. She was removed there in the
afternoon.
The remains OF Mr.. James Il. Stetson,
formerly n resident here, W u tie brought
to Town this afternoon for burial.
MIR. Frederick W. Sanford of this town,
graduate OF the Bristol High School and
of Brown University, he's sccepted po-
sition as principal OF the High School at
Cum berland.
Below is given the full program OF the
dedication of the new Waliy school build
ing, which takes place on Wednesday,
SEPTEMBER o. A platform will be erected
in the rear of the building for those who
take part in the exercises. Singing by
pupils from the schools prayer, Rev.
Henry A. Stevens; sketch OF the old
brick school, Miss Elsnor X. Luther; do
livery of the keys hy llszra Dixon, chsir-
man of the building COMMITTEES; accept
ance of schoolhouse by George u.
Arnold. chsirman Of the school commit
tee; naming schoolhouse, Edward :. Bah
bitt; dedication of by Right Reverend
NJ A. Dew. Howe, ID. D.; rrssenta-
iion of flag in behalf Of Babbitt Re eiief
Corps by Mrs. Henry A. Slocum; accept
ance ny Samuel Norris. Jr.; singing,
"Star SpangIed Bauner;" short address
ses; music, "America;" benedict ion,
Rev. George l.. Locke, u. u.
Rev. Louis &. Sapdford, son Of Henry
Sanford, will leave here Sept IS for Sell
ma and Fowler, California, where he will
resume his duties es rector Of the Episco-
pal Church.
Rev. Mr.. Leroy and family, who have
occupied the DR.. Doriugh mansion during
the summer months, returned home TO
Philadelphia Yesterday.
Mrs.C. /. III. Cheesbrough. Mrs. \. Il.
Colt and Miss Florence DeNof left nero
yesterday for two weeks visit New
York.
sea wall is o be built across the foot
OF Consil tuition street which will add
much TO the beauty of the street. 1he
work will be done by Contractor Lee lair.
grand display of gents furnishing
goods also large assortment OF Gets and
L,Cies' Footwear, also oil suits and all
TO be sold at the lowesr cash price at
Holmes Block, corner OF State and Thames
streets. A large lot of winter clothing.
Max Markowske, proprietor.