The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-10
BRISTOL.
The Talbee Spalding Nuptials at
Olneyville Thursday.
Annual Session OF the Order OF the Golden
Cross-Notes About Town.

The marriage of Mr.. FRANKIE. Talbee, the
young evangelist and pastor of the Pentecos-
tai Church, and Miss Hattie M. Spalding of
Morrisville, VT, took place at the residence
of the brides uncle, s. K. Rice, at OlneyviIle,
on Thursday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas Crocker. The
wedding was quiet one, and wedding
breakfast was served 10 the friends in attend
ance. The young couple are at present stop
ping with the parents OF the bridegroom at
the corner of High and Byfield streets.
Captain Lr;,o II. Callan OF Company c, Sec
ond Regiment. is TO circulate a petition
among tho taxpayers for signatures TO call IA
town meeting to take action on the matter
of providing new armory for the company.
Arrangements are about completed for the
annual meeting of the grand commandery of
the Order OF the Golden Cross of Rhode Island
in Bristol. Tuesday, April q. There will be
two sesswns, one i'm the forenoon and one In
the afternoon. The sessions will be held in
Pythian Hall, and repast will be served at
Grand Army Hall at noon by Caterer Read
Grand Commander Andrew ). Rounds of this
town will be presiding officer at the meeting.
prize medal contest is being arranged by
the local branch OF the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, 10 be held in Grand Army
Hall Thursday evening, April l5 The medal
is 10 be given for excellence in defamation A
musical program is 20 be given Also
Babbitt Post, q. A. r., has authorized the
entertainment committee to arrange for
visit to the Soldiers Home ON some evening
next month. to be selected, of the members of
Babbltt Post, Sons of Veterans and Babbitt
Relief Corps. The members of Tobin Post and
Tobin Relief Corps of Warren are also TO be
invited.
The Memorial day committee Of Babbitt
Post, @. A. r.. met last evening TO arrange
the order OF exercises for the day.
The D. G. d. Baseball Club has been organ
ized for the season. Ralph Kinder will act as
and Albert hatcher as captain and
treasurer. The team will be i'm practice until
May !, when it hopes to meet the South Ends
on Kinder's park. Arrangements are also
being made with other teams for games
through the summer. Catchers, Gladding
and Dube; pitchers. hatcher and Kinder; first
base, Evans: second base, Paine and Burt;
short stop, Wood and Dunbar; third base,
Dube and Gladding: left field. Burt ana
Paine: center field, Darling; right field,
Kinder and Batcher: substitutes, A. Sher-
nan and @. Gladding.
Captain Callan of Company c, Second Regi
Dent has selected the following as members |
" the rife team who are 10 compete with the |
cam Of the Bristol Artillery Mt the indoor |
anges OF both companies: Corporal John NJ |
.annon. Privates Francis King. James Con, |
Joseph Madden and Frank Malloy, with Pri
'ate Joseph Francis substitute
Company G, Second Regiment of Infantry,
as rendered its services as escort 10 Rabbit
Post, q. A. r., for Memorial day.
The report recently published that Mr. An.
ustus 5. Van Wiclle, with his family, would
isit Europe the latter part of the season was
without authority.
At meeting recently held by the Bristol
rain Of Artillery Veteran Association at the
rmory Of the active company on State
;reet, the matter OF tho members OF the vet.
ran association becoming part OF the active
ompany by being enrolled was discussed.
nd 10 was voteG TO have the members of the
ssociaiion place their names upon the roll
4 the active company. A committee was APP
ointed 10 interview the members 81 the as.
ociation regarding the matter consisting of
olonel Thomas r. Usher, Lieutenant George
!. pcckham, Lieutenant Colonel B. II. Munro
nd Colonel Joseph B Burgess. Another
ieeting will be held 60 hear the report OF the
ommittec.