The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
BRISTOL.
Thirty-Folt RS Being Bauled Out-Petlt
Jurors Dawn.

The racing season Of the 3O-footers is now at
an end and these small craft will az once be
laid up The Esperanza. owned by MIR. A. =
Van wickle, and the Vcda, owned by Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Jr. are here, and the rest
will soon be here TO be hauled out for the
winter.
Captain Thomas Smith McKeon. who has
peen visiting his sister at Olneyville DIR.
Catherine :. McKeon, has returned home and
resumed his duties at the rubber works.
Rev. James Dewolf Perry, ID. D.. rector of
Calvary episcopal church Of Germantown, Pa,
and family. who have been occupying the
homestead Of his mother at Silver Lake, have
returned home for the winter.
News has been received OF the death in
England Of a brother Of Mrs a. Mcknight,
who has left large fortune, n part Of which
Mrs. Mcknight will probably inherit.
A reception will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Wilbour on Friday afternoon at the
DeYolf Inn, from to o o'clock. TO introduce
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Lee to Bristol society.
A number Of invitations have been sent out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee have leased the wilbour
mansion and it is expected that he will pur-
chase the same.
The following named citizens have been
Pleas Division OF the Supreme Court: Charles
A. Luther, Pardon Il. Kenny William Pol lock
Allen NJ. Munro, Charles Hemming, George q.
Luscomb. Thomas Tobin. Seth PAUL. John s.
Ingraham, Jr., Charles +. Chase, Ezra Dixson
and Thomas Doyle.
Judge Hezekiah W. Church and wife and
James G. Church and wife left yesterday for n
trip TO Niagara Falls Albany, Hudson river
and New York.
The remains Of Mrs Minnie Liscomb, wife
Of William G. Liscomb, who died at Prov-
dence on Monday, were brought here yester.
day afternoon in the steamer Richard Borden
and taken to the residence of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. james i. Stoughton, upon high
street, where tine funeral will be held today
The bazar OF the Neptune Yacht Club, which
was held last night at tho club house, was
we'll attended and grand success. The
house was elaborately decorated with bunting
and flags and was beautifully illuminated
with Chinese lanterns Of various kinds. A
| grand display of fireworks took place during
| the evening.
| qhi wedding Of p. W. O'Neil Of Warren and
Miss Maggie NJ. Connery took place this morn
| ing Mt st. Marys church. Rev. Father +.
| McCabe officiated.
DIR. .. X. Sigel has reported case OF
| typhoid fever. 1hs sufferer is Gladys Jones,
who resides on the corner of High and Burton
streets.
The resignation OF Captain LuSe II. Callan
OF Company c., Second Regiment Of Infant try,
| which was rendered to Colonel Moran, has
| been returned as unaccepted by the COM
| mander Of the regiment.
An accident occurred yesterday at the rub
| her works. A young man by the name Of
| Frank Dunbar had his clothing caught in the
shafting and was fast being drawn into the
| gearing when the belt thrown off. He
escaped being killed, but was badly bruised
! about the neck and arms
Mr.. X. :. Pierrepont who has been spending
| the summer months with William q. Lowe
| and family at Ferry Hill, returned home yes.
| terday TO Southboro, Mass.
| A foot race upon the main road will take
| place during tho coming week between two
we'll known sprinters. The match made
Wednesday the purse being so n side.
Mr.. John Clarke and Miss Lena Burt met
with quito a serious accident yesterday upon
the Pappoosesquaw road. the wheel giving
and preclpitating both to the ground Mr..
Clarke was badly bruised, while Miss Burt
escaped with n slight shock.