The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-28
BRISTOL.
The Walsh-Sandway Nuptials General
Notes About Town.

Miss Hilda Sandway OF Fall River and
William Fred Walsh of Bristol son OF Captain
william l.. r. Walsh OF the English navy,
were married at noon yesterday in Fall
River, at the residence OF the brides mother.
| The bride was attired in white satin duchesse
, cut on train. trimmed with silk applique and
embroidered mousseline de- soie She wore a
silk tuIle veil with white satin ribbon ana
white aigrettes fastened with diamond pin.
She carried a bouquet eff white roses The
presents from the groom to the bride were n
pair of diamond earrings and diamond
brooch. After the marriage ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served. when reception
was held from until o'clock. Tho bride
has recently returned from Europe. where she
has been visiting an aunt who returned
home with her. Tho couple were the recipi
ents of many costly and useful gifts, among
which was full silver service from the
brides aunt. They left on the Fall River
line last evening for New York, where their
honeymoon will be spent. on their return
they will take up their abode in Bristol
Mr.. Edward Brunsen Newman's horse fell
in a fit yesterday. breaking the shaft Of the
wagon and the harness.
Mr.. Clayton Il. Brunsen, wife and child, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y. nre here, the guests of his
brother, Mr.. Edward w. Brunsen, upon Hope
street.
Colonel samue, p. Colt left yesterday for
New York city on business. He will be absent
during the week
Ex-Governor John W. Davis paid a flying
visit here yesterday and returned in the
afternoon.
Councilman Thompson, who was appointed
hxvt tI,. h.,.r nj
ing to ascertain the expense Of repairing the
boiler and engine and the stone crusher, began
his work yesterday. He was accompanied by
the highway surveyor. The boiler at the
stone crusher was tested by an inspector from
Providence, and IL is conceded that the entire
work will be completed this week.
The Bristol Train of Artillery has made
arrangements to hold socials every Monday
meucing November g.
A gang of men OF the construction depart
nent of the New York, New Haven q Hart
ford Railroad Company Is making repairs on
the turntable At tho round house.
MIR. Charles Bowler. who keeps the Pleasant
View House on the banks OF tho Kiclemuit
river, informs The News man that he intends
erecting large pigeon mousse on his grounds
for sportsmen.
Mr.. Clark WhitfCrd is confined TO his home
being seriously i'll with complication OF
diseases.
Mr.. Herbert ". Baker and Miss Mary Rey-
nods of Bristoliwere married by Rev. George
L. Locke last evening.
A meeting of the new Dewolf Inn Company
was held yesterday st.the Office Of the Indus.
trial Trust Company Mt Providence, for
organization.
Charles o. Flagg director 81 the Rhode
Island experimental station at Kingston, was
in town yesterday, the guest OF Chandler H..
Coggeshsll. chairman of the board Of man
ayers OF the Agricultural College.
The work on the main road camo IN n very
good time. ~ many are idle and from all iha,
can be learned quite u number will bc EN-.
ployed
Mr.. Van Hest Of Memphis, Tenn, has sp-
plIed 10 the Houeworth Sanitsrium Company
for n suite OF rooms for his wife, who Is suffer
ing from nervous prostration.
The public schools have b,en dismissed to.
day Ivy the superintendent, ~ as 10 enable the
teachers to attend the Teachers Institute Ia
Providence.