The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-23
BRISTOL.
Ten Members OF the Naval Reserve
Will Attend Dedication.
Wedding at ST. Marys Church-Congre-
gatiOnal Club Social Notes.

Ten members of the Naval Reserve
Torpedo Company have decided TO attend
the dedication of Grants monument at
New York city, April q. They have
arranged TO make the trip with Company
G, First Regiment, from Providence.
The reserves will remain in New York
two days.
Mr. Russell Church, student of Yale,
who has been home on visit returned
TO his studies yesterday.
Mr.. Frederick Minott and brother OF
New York city, are here for few days
the guests OF Miss Minnie Perry
An organ recital under the direction OF
the organist Ralph Kinder, .Ir., Will be
given in Trinity church saturday after
noon at O'Clock. Mr.. Kinder will be
assisted by Miss Lillian Wilson, soprano /;
Mr.. c. w. Young, tenor and Mr.. Samuel
Kinder violinist.
The Milburn Original Minstrels gave
two entertainments Wednesday and
! Thursday evenings at tho Opera House.
the proceeds 10 go To BaDbitt Post,
| G.. A. X. Each evening entertainment
| was well attended.
Mr.. James Timmins and Miss Agnes
Hart, both OF Bristol were united in mar
riage yesterday forenoon at st. Marys
| Patrick McCabe. The marriage cere-
mony was followed by mass, of which
| Rev. Father McCabe was celebrant. A
| wedding breakfast followed the cere-
monies at the church, and was served AT
the residence OF the brides brother, Mr..
Hart, on Bradford street. Ihe
| bridesmaid was Miss Maggie Hart Of Fall
River, and the groomsman was Mr..
| Michael Mcheon .Ir., Of Bristol. After
/ the wedding breakfast the couple left
Bristol for Woonsocket upon their wed
ding tour.
The contract for extending the sea wall
on the DR. Dame estate at the foot of
I Smith street has been awarded 10 Eugene
| Leclair.
The Congregational Club held its last
! social meeting for the season in the
memorial chapel, Wednesday evening.
There was IA large attendance at this meet
ing The club was favored with piano
solos by Miss Isabel Bosworth and read
ings by Miss Mabel c. Bragg of this town
who is an instructor at the state normal
| school
Lieutenant c. w. Abbott, inspector OF
X. /. NJ. inspected the Bristol train OF
artillery under Colonel Stevens last even
ing at their armory on State street.
| Forty-seyen members out ssf 81 members
upon the roll were present and the in
spection by the lieutenant was very
satisfactory
Members of the Congregational church
will hold "A meeting at the chapel this
evening TO take action in regard TO the
engagement of IA new pastor.
AS soon as the pipes are laid in the mair
road connecting with the gas main from
Warren, work will be commenced at Gofl
| Hotel on the pipes running north anc
connecting with the gas works there.
| This plant here will be disposed of rs al
Of the gas for the two towns will bC
made in Warren and the electrical works
in Warren will be disposed of and th'
work here enlarged. Ii is understood
that the help will be conveyed TO and frC
from here TO Warren III barges during tn,
laying Of pipes there.
Miss Lottie Jones of Boston paid fly
ing visit here yesterday on briet yisi
TO her friends and returned again thi
morning
The season is very backward as regard
hook and line fishing. There are some
fiat fish but no other bottom fish taken "a
yet