The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-21
BRISTOL.
Stockholders In New Rubber
Works See Test of Machinery.
Mrs. Gardner Injured by a Faithfully
Church Election General NOles.


was solemnized yesterday afternoon from
his late residence on Metacom avenue.
The funeral of Mr.. William smith took
place this afternoon at 2 p. IN.
The ship Crawford, Easterbrook Lind
sey, which was painted by samuel &. Eas-
terbrooks for the late Captain Seth Lin
coin is now on exhibition at his paint
shop and it is u iino specimen of his
handiwOrk.
A humber of stockholders from New
York, Boston and Providence were present
yesterday and witnessed the working of
the machinery at the Catherine street
rubber works. They Were much pleased
with it's running The meeting Of the
stockholders To organize will take place
the latter part OF the present week on the
first of next.
Hon Joshua Wilbur and wife who have
been spending few days in Washington,
ID. C., have returned.
The funeral of Joseph Machado, who
died Sunday afternoon was held yester.
day afternoon from his late residence on
Wilson street and was attended by the
Portuguese Beneficial Association OF
which he was member. The remains
were taken To st. Marys Church and after
ward TO st. Marys cemetery on Bristol
Neck.
The annual meeting Of the Trinity
Church corporation was held last evening
The officers elected for the year were as
follows: Clerk, j. H. Young; senior
warden, John p. Reynolds, H. Frank
Muuroc; vestrymen, Lebanon B. Brad
ford, G. W. Young. Elisha q. smith, Viii
liam NJ. Gorham, samuel Kinder, Benja-
min McDougali, Harry V. Mayo, John
i. Bickford, Frank 4. lngraham, j. ii.
Young, CIV. Tirrell; delegates To diocese
John II. Reynolds, Lebanon Ii. Bradford,
IL. Frank Alunroe, and Harry " Mayo
alternates Benjamin McDougall, Elisha
G. Smith, Samuel Kinder and j. III.
Young; delegates 10 the convocation of
Providence district, John +. Bickford and
Ralph Kinder.
The address OF Representative-elect
Samuel Norris, .Jr., last evening before
the Teachers Club in the Byfield Building
was an able and Interesting one. The sub
ject was 1.-The Advance of Russia
Toward India.
The annual vestry meeting OF St
Michael Episcopal Church that was To be
held on Monday afternoon was postponed
until next Monday afternoon, there not
being "a quorum present
A serious accident occurred yesterday
afternoon To Mrs. Henry Gardner. She
was leaving her daughters residence TO
return 10 her home when she made IA
misstep on the front stoop, and fell several
feet, injuring her hip.
John j. Doran has been awarded the
contract to build new residence on
Franklin street for John Gilroy. The
house will be Of the Queen Anne style
and will be two stories and half high.
Captain Callan of Company {, second
Regiment. has filed his petition at the
town clerks Office, having secured the
requ ircd number of names, 10 have a
special town meeting called TO take action
for proposed new arnory for Company
G, Second Regiment. The meeting will
be held on Monday evening. May 3, at
the Opera House, 1t being used rs town
| hall.
AT the annual election Of officers of
the Bristol Cornet Band the following
We're elected: President, Angie w. Pierce
vice president, James Meiggs treasurer,
Edward Meiggs: secretary, Fred Pickles
leader. John Pickles; entertainment com
mittee. Fred Pickles, James Meiggs
Raymond Mott, Edwin Iilley, Edward
Meiggs; music committee, John Pickles
and Casper Walters.
Arrived sloop Bristol from Assonet,
with a load of wood for Wardwell Lumber
Company.
High grade Bicycles at the lowest prices
ever named i'm this state for guaranteed
wheels. We have wheels at s3S. s., $50, $50
and SIS. The above are net prices. The list
prices are $50. SO and 800. We are pioneers
in low prices for high grade wheels
A. F. NERONE Agent.