The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22
BRISTOL.
The Don0van-Yaiser Nuptials at ST.
MaryS Church.
Town Council Holds a Special Meeting.
The Funeral Of Veteran.

A pretty wedding took place here at st.
Marys Catholic church yesterday, the par
ties being Jeremiah Mark Donovan Of
harrington and Miss Lillian Marie Yaiser,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Rudolf Yaiser
Of Bristol The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father p. McCabe pastor of the
church. After the marriage ceremony the
bridal party was driven 20 the residence
of the brides parents where wedding
breakfast was served and n reception held.
Mr.. and Mrs Donovan We're the recipients
OF many gifts and at the close OF the re-
ception they were driven to the train for
New York where they Will spend their
honeymoon.
Dir Henry Budro OF New York who has
been under treatment at the Hopeworth
sanitarium for the past six months for
nervous prostration has so far recovered
that he returned homo on Tuesday
Rev A. w. Kingsley arrived home yes
rerday from the Methodist conference at
south Manchester, Conn. He has been
appointed for another year at the state
street NJ. Il. church.
Samuel TAYLOR received a surprise visit
from "A number OF his friends at his home
on Court street Tuesday evening in honor
OF his 7ith birthday.
At special meeting OF the Town Coun-
drews was elected special constable for
the ensuing year The chief of police was
instructed To place extra police on duty
on SUNDAYS TO patrol the Fox Hill district
as the boys and young men 90 there and
trespass upon the property. Ihe petition
of Eugene Leclair % purchase hose that
| had been discarded by the fire department.
was referred to Councilman Thompson.
The funeral of COmrade William W.
Armington of the Soldiers Home was
held there yesterday. The services were
| conducted by Rev. William H. Trotter
rector of Trinity church. The remains
We're taken TO the North cemetery where
| the body was inferred in the Grand Army
| lot. A detail Of veterans from the home
| accompanied the remains To the cemetery.
| The marriage intentions OF James Tim
mems and Miss Agnes Hart were filed
! yesterday mt the town clerk Office.
The Town Council is 10 meet April
as board of canvassers to canvass the
voting list for the special town meeting
| 90 be held May 3 to consider the matter
! OF making an appropriation TO build an
| armory on Wood street for the Bristol
Light Infantry, Company &, Second
| Regiment X. i. NJ.
| Officer John r. Montross, sealer OF
weights and measures, did some good work
Yesterday A hawker from Fall River
| came into town and the officer seized his
| measures which were much smaller than
| they should be. The fellow made an
earnest plea to be let off and on promising
not TO come here again he was allowed
| his freedom.
At competitive shoot of two team.
last evening at the armory Of the Bristo
Train of Artillery the following Is the
score: Bristol Train of Artillery-Cap
| tain W. T. Thayer, 40; Charles SchlUsscr
| Al; Thomas ID. Henderson, 81; JohI
Fair, 80; William Hodgkinson, 45; total
| 206.
Company G, 2d Regiment - Captain
John Lehman, 35; Privates Joseph Mad
dern, 80; William Hammond, B; JaIne
Goff. 81; Francis King, 3S; total, Ia
The Bristol Train won by ~ points.