The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-13
DR.. Frederick A. Cook.
BRISTOL.
Work Begun at HOpeworth SANTA
rium-Mr. Surpa's Funera'.

The work of excavating at the Hope
worth Sanitarium has been commenced
for the erection of building 200 feet In
length and 40 feot wide.
Contractor Davis of East Providence is
at work with a gang ul men removing
large boulders with steam drills ana mas
contracted To move the Nosemans rock
from its present location IN the uahk
fronting Mount Hope bay To suitable
location near the Sauitarium. It's welgh'
l. al out ten tens. g will be slo.t ssd WIN
an iron fence and walks wiiI be lalu out
around il by the landscape gardener Mr.
John Do Wolf, Of New York. large
sum will be spent on these grounds. Inc
Sanitarium is ut the present tine iiled
with patients from all parts of the coun-
try and applications are received every
day for treatment.
The remains of Henry SuTpa, the young
man VINO was drowned on Sunday,
September 9TH were Inferred yesterday.
The funeral was attended by mem bers OF
the Don Louiz Felipe Association, the
deceased being member of the assocla-
tion. Ihe burial took place at Saint
Mnry's cemetery where the services was
held.
Yesterday Mr. Ralph Kinder, .Jr.. or
ganist at Trinity church, played the organ
for the last time for year. lie vii! on
Joy vacation, which he Will spend IN
Europe where he will study music Before
leaving Thursday for New York To take
the steamer a parish reception Will De
rendered him by the rector and mem bers
of the congregation.
A large number of sailing yachts mar
bored here over Sunday among them tho
Gloriana, Wasp Mineola. Uvira ana kestral,
all first prize winners in their classes.
Tho annual visitation of the depart-
ment commander and staff TO Bnbbitt
dny evening. Thirty-three members of
tho post were present, besides Babhitt
Womau's Relief Corps, Ihe visiting
officers were Department Commander
Livingston Scott of Providence, Junior
Vice President Commander Charles ..
Ballou of Woonsocktt, Past Department
Commander William h. stone, Past De-
partment Commander Benjamin l.. Hall
and Henry &. Luther, memoer OF the
State Board of Soldiers Relief After the
routine business had been disposed or oil
the visiting officers and Past Commander
Washington |. Finon made speeches. An
informal reception was held after the
speeches and a collation. was served. The
mem bers of the department commanders
staff returned To Providence OH the lO:l4
D. IN. train Saturday. Departmont COM
mander Scott made VISIT TO the
Soldiers Home and was received by
Capt. Benjamin L. Hall, and spent the
greater part of the day there ana re-
turned on the $3.50 y. III. train highly
pleased with his visit
A fine exhibition of hall playing was
given on tho Common Saturday after
noon between the Bristols and Atlantics
of Fall River, resulting in victory for
the homo team by score OF 10 /.
Bristol Irotting Park Association will
hold meeting tonight to transact all
business and hear all reports of the COM
mittees preparatory to commencing work
on Thursday next. It is hoped that the
grounds will be enclosed the latter part
of the present month.
Tan Boots and Shoes at absolute cost.
Bargains in children's school shoes A.
&. Neronc, next to Bristol Hotel.