The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-29
BRISTOL.
Work Of Moving Buildings Near the
DeWOlf Inn Begun.
Neptune Boat Club Meeting His Fifty
~ Fifth Birthday Celebrated.

Mr. Robert CASTOR and wife of Boston
paid Bristol visit. yesterday and were
driven to various parts OF the town. The
former Is brother of Ex-Governor CASTOR
Of Massachusetts,.
The l.. A. Tillinghnst Company will
commence work today removing the old
buildings i'm front of the DeWolf Inn on
Thames street They are 10 be removed
TO the rear and the Harborview Club
house Is TO be cut into two sections and
moved to the vacant lot opposite the
DeWolf Inn.
The young child Of Mr. Charles Allard,
who fell yesterday afternoon, and was
taken up unconscious, Is somewhat Inn
proved. DIR. Neylan was called and rem
dered medical assistance.
Mrs Archibald Bell on Congrega-
tional street Is seriously Ill and grave
fears are entertained OF her recovery.
DIR Budrou, who has been stopping at
Hopeworth SanitariGm for several months
past, made brief visit to New York and
returned again last evening.
Mr.. Eugene L.eclair and wife visited
Fall River yesterday and attended the
wedding Of their eldest son.
Contractor Israel Dube commenced
work yesterday at the Hopeworth Sani-
tarium with gang OF men.
Colonel IL III. L. Goddard visited town
yesterday and paid "A brief visit 10 the
Saunders and West Company's shop,
where he Is having boat built
Mr.. Henry Bliss who was driving to
his home in Swansea, Mass, last evening
when near Walnut street, collided with a
team standing ON the side of the road.
lie was thrown out and severely bruised.
Rev. Henry A. Stevens. formerly pastor
of the Congregational church who came
here TO oiliciate at the funeral.of Mrs.
Abby w. Fish, returned .home again last
evening To Brighton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elnathan Il. Brownell,
.Jr, who have been visiting relatives III
New York returned yesterday.
"A meeting Lof the Neptune Boat Club
was held last evening at the new club
house and two new members were elected.
John Dunmason and Henry +. Llppitt,
both of Providence. committee was
appointed to arrange for a boat race To
take place Decoration day. The commit
tee is made up as follows: Walter A. Pot
ter Harry + sMinsher, George Saunders,
II. X. Davis, Wallis T.. Howe, Mark A.
DeWolf Howe and L. NJ. ,,Minsher.
The marriage intentions OF Eugene
Leclair Jr. 10 Miss trace L. Westgate ot
Fall River, daughter Of Clarence Westgate
OF that place were filed in the town clerk $
Office yesterday morning. The wedding
took place yesterday afternoon at the
brides parents residence at o'clock
The couple will spend their honeymoon in
New Brunswick. On their return they
will take up. their abode here I'm newly
furnished house upon Bradford street.
The marriage intentions Of Joseph +.
O'Connell and Miss Alice Il. Burns were
filed in the town clerks Office yesterday.
The young men OF the Ivy Club of 20.
Michaels church gave an entertainment
at the opera house last evening. The
talent included several local musicians.
Mr. Orrin Wilson, who resides on
Lincoln avenue observed the fifty fifth
anniversary OF his birth Wednesday even
ing large number of his friends gathered
at his home and they were pleasantly en-
tertaned by the host and hostess.
Att meeting of the United Brothers
Lodge, |. O. O. T., an odd Fellows
chart was presented by Past Grand Master
George L. Arnold. The treasurer Of the
lodge received from his friends "a compina-
tion collar, p. q. NJ, George L. Arnold,
making the prcsentation.
The wedding OF Thomas II. Crowley and
Miss Rebecca A. Perry daughter of the
Yesterday morning at st. Marys Catholic
church. The ceremony, was performed by
the pastor, Rev. u. McCabe. only the
immmediate friends of the couple being
present. After the marriage they Were
driven to the residence of Mrs. Jeremiah
Kirby on Metacom ayerue where we'd
ding breakfast was served. The couple
We're the recipients of many costly and
useful gifts The best man was Bernard
Hart and the bridesmaid was Miss H. Fay,
both of Bristol.
A party of young ladies and gents visited
Swansea village for IA pleasure ride last
evening and was entertained at the viii
lage by Mr. and Mrs Henry Mason.