The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-30
of $780, and Margaret Very was accepted

of slOO, and Margaret Very was "oo'p'oo
as surety.
was solemnized at his late residence on
Water street Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. There was large attendance
of relatives and neightors lhe services
were conducted by Rev. g.. II. Mclane,
rector Of St Marvs Il. j.. ohurch. Inc
bearers were Frank Morgan Eoen snort
John Wareham and Thomas MiIiett.
The remains were interrei az huht
cemetery East Providence Centre.
Yesterday morning Rev. William L.
Davis, pastor of the Olneyyille IaDer-
nacle, occupied the pulpit OF the ihVen
NJ. r. church. and the Second baptlst
society united with the Methoulst church
IN the morning service.
Yesterday afternoon about : O'CLOCK
rear end collision occurred on the Ores'
cent Park route, that demolished one
car and injured one oonductoN anu
mum ber of the passengers. Inc traVel on
this route was the heaviest OF any day
during the summer land the cars were be-
ing run in strings OF three ana four
every IL minutes All the cars were
heavily loaded The Regular one O'Clock
car from Market square was followed by
three extras The car behind the regular
WAS one OF the small blOomers belonging
90 tho Bristol railroad line and behind
tins was a heavy Riverside car. inc
Bristol car was being run by w. Winches-
ter as conductor and j. Reynolds, motor
man, while the Riverside cnr had as COZ
ductor Thomas Griffin and asspare motor
man. When the small car reached the
Squantum Clutlgrounds gate IL stopped TO
let OFF a passenger The other car was
under charter with the members OF the
Pawtucket and Cleveland baseball CLUBS
on board. The car became unmanageable
the brake falling TO work, and crashed
NJ q ha nd nf tho small with
great force throwing the passengers from
their seats. The platform of the Bristol
car was completely. demolished, the con-
troler burst and ruined. The use box OH
the Riverside car was broken and the
draw bar bent. Conductor Winchester
who with several others was standing on
the rear platform of the Bristol car.
was badly bruised as his legs were
Iinioned in the wreck. But one OF the
passengers was seriously injured Robert
Irons, janitor of the Doyle avenue gram
mar school who was standing in the
center of tho platform had his legs badly
bruised David Tyrell one of the directors
of the tPawtucket baseball team
attempted To escape by stepping on the
foot board and was thrown violently to
tho ground. Ho was so badly shaken up
that he took the next car for home.
Thomas B. Stouch, second baseman OF the
Pawtuckets was thrown against one OF
the register handles and he received
several bnd bruises on the head, but he
was able TO proceed TO the park. The in
jurod cars were taken 10 tho cGr house on
Bullock's Point avenue.
Mrs John = Davis. and Miss Annie ;.
Davis are visiting friends in Taunton,
Mass.
Mr.. Frank Tingley, u former resident Of
this town, but now residing in Franklin,
Mass, is passing few day with friends in
town.
Mrs. Harriet A. Cushing of Lexington.
Mass, who has been the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs John =. Davis, left Saturday
for Taunton, Mass.
Mr.. Gerald Bliss, son OF Judge George
y. Bliss who has been engaged in busi-
ness in Alabama, during rho past year.
returned to his home in this town Satur-
day.
Charles Fraser and family OF Vine street
are passing few weeks in Halifax. Nova
scotia.
Mr.. David A. Kemp Of New York, is the
guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Rufus B. Goff.
Henry Comstock, who occupies re-
sponsible position in the New York Gus.
tom House, Is visiting his mother. Mrs
Mary.Comstock. on North Broadway.
Mrs. Frank l.. Morse and two children
who have been visiting relatives in town
nave returned TO their home in Chicago
Miss Mary a. Lawson, teacher in the
second room of the A. j.. Hovt grammar
school is visiting friends in Drownvills.
Clifford Leonard left this morning for
Cataumet, Mass, for week s vacation.
Mrs. Lydia Dunwoll and daughter who
have Doen passing the summer Mt Block
Island. nave returned TO their home in
this town.
Timothy CoffreyfJr. left Saturday for
Webster. Mass. where he will remain
for numb Of weeks.
Thomas Chatfee. of this town, n student
in the Worcester academy Is passing his
vacation with his parents in this town.
Miss Mabel Iawrenaaof Medford. Mass.
l. the guest of Miss !LiIiian III. SPHINX.
Mrs. Alice Glennon and Miss Della
Glennon OF New York, and Miss Kittie
Butler Of Worcester, WI" have been the
guests of Mrs. Timothy Coffrey, .r., have
returned home.
The Grosvenordale handkerchief works
started up this morning after shut down
of ten days.