The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-23
BRISTOL.
Mr.. Hatch's Remains Inferred In
North Burial Ground.
Epworth League Wis IS The Soldiers
Home Notes About Town.

DR. Oswald X. Siegel. who has been in
Germany the past three months, sailed for
home on Monday last.
Miss o. i. Nichols of Providence VIII
give an address this evening before the
Baptist Young Peoples Society on III he
Problem OF the Vicious Glasses
1t is expected that Trinity church
will have its chimes ready TO ring out
few patriotic airs on July 4th. Seven new
bells arc expected TO arrive this week from
Meneely's famous bell foundry In West
Troy, n. Y. The bell ~ the tower OF the
church Is fiat and Will be used In the
chimes as the lowest note. The now BELLS
will range upward in tone to above the
staff.
Mrs. Phebe Sisson who went tn Fowler.
California, nearly year ago has arrived
home She Is over 80 years OF age ana
she accomplished the trip across the conu'
Dent alone since last Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bourne and
daughter arrived yesterday from Paris and
will spend few weeks at the DeWolf
Inn. Mr.. Bourne is a native OF Bristol ana
has resided in Paris for twenty five years
Miss Lillian X. PooSham. teacher In
Towanda Seminary, Iowanda, Pa, Is at
home spending her vacation.
Mr.. Henry Il. Russell and sister arrived
here on tandem wheel yesterday after-
noon from Lawrence. Mass, on visit to
their uncle, who resides on Metacom
avenue.
Tuesday and it is reported that their pnr'
pose was to examine Wilbour mansion
| with a view Of purchasing
The remains of David M. Hatch were
brought here from Providence and taken
TO the North Burial Ground for internent.
Funeral ceremonies were performed at
the grave. Mr.. Hatch was born on Bristol
"A dnnUntar
and a brother.
Mr.. James Tobin who recently purchased
the dwelling house on Court street, known
as the Clifford house. is having the base
ment converted into stores The second
| story will be used as tenements.
The Epworth League Of the State
street Nj. r.. church visited the state
Soldiers Home Monday evening and
was received by Superintendcnt Hall and
| Adj Knowles. A literary and musical
entertainment was given In Recreation
hall The following program was rem
dered; The Greatest Plague in Life,
Miss Grace PAUL, Miss Lillian Luther,
Miss Roxie Paul, Miss Cora Hill, Miss
| Sadie PAUL, Miss Lillian Peckham, Miss
! Olivia Street. Miss Gertrude Gladding; a
vocal duet, Miss Bessie Carey and Miss
Emily Mofiitt; violin solo, George Perry
remarks. by Rev. A. w. Kingsley were
made. Prof. Seth l.. White and Miss
| Sadie PAUL were the accompanists. The
+, sick mt the hospital were visited and
| bouquets Of flowers were distributed
| among them.
United States Boiler Inspector of Hulls
| Edward Wilcox, accompanied by the
| United States boiler inspector OF Provi-
dence arrived here yesterday to inspect
new steam yachts in this port.
lt Is now only two weeks of the Fourth
OF July and as yet no program OF the
exercises of the day has been announced.
Tonight will be gala one for the
yachtsman at the Neptune Yacht Club
| house. The club house is.very elabOrately
| decorated with bunting and plants and
| mauy visiting yachtsmen from abroad
are expected. The festival will hold until
| 1880 when tho hall will be arranged for
| dancing. An illumination will take place
| from the pier after the arrival of the
! boats thar are expected.
The funeral OF Van Ransalea Wadron
was soiemnized this afternoon at o clock
from his late residence on High street
| The services were conducted bv Rev.
George l. Locke, rector of st. Michaels
church.