The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-06
BRISTOL.
Y. M. c. A. Elects Officers More Work at
Rubber Factory.

The annual election of officers of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held Monday
evening and resulted rs follows: President,
Ezra Dxson: vice-presidents, John 5.
weeden, Herbert f. Bennett, william IL. Bell,
II. II. Tilley and Frederick U. Tallman; re-
cording secretary. William II. Maxfield;
corresponding secretary, L. L. Anderstrom;
treasurer, William Fred Fish; Librarian.
George u. Arnold; finance committee. George
II. Peck, Frank Il. Rameres, John Lake,
Parmenus skinner and Daniel Cruickshank;
missionary committee, l.. l.. Anderstrom, Ii.
II. Tilley, Charles A. Rounds, A. A. Slade
and John S. Weeden; lecture committee,
Frederick u. Tallman. William II. Maxfele,
l.. L. Anderstrom and II. II. Tilley; room
committee, Frank II. Rameires, LuciuS Nc
Nay and william III. Bulloch; standing COM
mittee, passed literature committee, William
H. Maxfeld John $. Weeden and Alfred A.
Slade: entertainment committee, William Ii.
Maxfeld membership committee, to be
elected at the next meeting; member OF the
board OF managers for FIVE years, George L.
Arnold: board OF managers, Ezra Dixson,
William II. Bell. Henry ii. Tlley, Frederick
u. Tallman, Lyndon T.. Anderstrom, George
II. Arnold Parmenus Skinner, John Lake,
John :. weeden, Herbert +. Bennett William
II. Maxfield. william Fred Fish, George Ii.
Peck, Daniel Cruickshank and Frank l.
Rameires. There was discussion in regard
to amendments to the by laws, but no action
was taken and the matter was laid over TO
the third Monday of october.
Roswell Colt, ESQ, and Miss Windsor both
of New York, are the guests of Mrs Theodore
DeWolf Colt, mother of Judge l.. b. and
Colonel Samuel T. Colt, at the palatial resi-
dence OF Colonel Colt on Hope street.
Miss Helen I.iscomb left last evening on
the $3.50 O'Clock train for Portland, Me-, on
three months visit TO relatives and friends.
At n recent meeting of the Neptune Yacnt
Cub. Mr.. George A. Lee and Richard A.
Leigh were elected 20 membership. MIR. Lee
has recently moved here from New York
and occupies the Wilbour mansion upon Hope
street. IL il expected he will soon purchase
the residence as, lac is much pleased with
the quaint old town.
Rumors are current that as soon rs Colonel
Colt can arrange matters connected with his
business affairs, having been away in Europe
several months, he will fix matters at the
National India rubber works SO as 20 increase
the work in the various departments II is
Mr.. Christopher Brown, who died suddenly
in Providence on Monday. was IA native and
resident here until short time ago, when
he went TO the city 20 work in eX.Govcrnor
Tournc's rubber works. He was the scn,t
tho lntc John Brown and leaves a mother ant
two brothers, who reside here.
assured his arrival will be the means of start
ing the work at the Hopweworth Sanitarium,
and also tho locating Of plant for the Bris-
tol County Gas x Electric Lighting Company.
Mr.. Arthur Leigh. who has been stopping
hero several DAYS with his brother upon
Hone street. left this morning for Boston
and sails on Saturday for France upon bust
ness.
morning with her daughter for Dedhan,
Mass. whore she Will remain during the
winter. The daughter resides there.
Mrs Mary Ann Pockham died at her resi-.
dencc on Hope street this morning at the adj
vanced age ot ~ years Her son, William Il.
PeclSham died at the san.e residence ON Mon.
day Arrangements are being made by the
family ard Undertaken Simmons 20 hold
double funeral IN Friday.
The sloop yawl owned by Mr.. Landowne ~
philadelphia has been hauled out upon the
Harrc-h1ns railway and Will 10 coppcred
preparatory 20 the owner spending the win.
ter in the Caribbean scas
MIR. and Mrs Augustus Levy, who have
benge stopping AZ Feriy hiil with friends for
several weeks past, returned home this
morning 20 Worcester, Mass
Mr.. william q. Low, brother % the nomi-
nee Of the Citizens Union candidate of Great.
or New York, Mr.. Seth Low rn,ed homo
this morning from New Nork. hsyins q
summer rs~Iss~- haxa