The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-21
NEWS TN AND ABOUT .
THESE PLANTATIONS
BRISTOL.

some time ago MIR. John b. Here
shon. president of the Herresnon
Manufacturing Company, waited on
the managers OF the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad and gave
them to understand IL an electric road
was run into Bristol II would be purely
the Consolidated Companys fault,
brought about by their neglect 10 give
patrons upon its road respsctapie
TRANSFORMATION from Bristol TO HTovi-
dence Since the road had become
branch of the big system the patrons
were subject to many inconveniences,
particularly at Warren, where the
changes were made. After listening 10
the remarks of Mr.. Herreshoff the rail-,
road officials gave him 10 understands
that they were doing everything In
their power to equip the road so as TO
afford better facilities for public travel,
and expected very shortly TO De run
ming their trains by electricity. snort
ly after this interview petition was
circulated by ladies OF Mr.. HerresnoH
family opposing the trolley cars run
ming through the public streets. III was
signed by number OF ladies and Few
male taxpayers, and a hearing was had
al the council chamber. Yesterday Mr..
c. NJ. Ingersol, assistant TO the presi-
dent of the Consolidated road, came
here and was the guest OF Mr. HERE
shoff, and also was in consultation with
President Church of the town council.
This shows the cause OF the defeat or
| the much wanted electric road.
Mr.. Roswell Colt of New York city,
| who has been the guest of Col. and
| Mrs. Colt at the Linden place Tor q
| week past, returned yesterday!
| About so members of United Brothers
| Lodge, /, o. O. f., enjoyed pleasant
| time yesterday at Fales' Grove. Bristol
4 Neck. where an old-fashioned Rhode
| Island clambake was served by Caterer
| Read. Games of various KINDS were
| INDUCED In.
An elopement case has been reported
| TO the police, the principals being Mary
| Morena. a 16-year-old daughter of An
| tonic Morena, who keeps small shoI
on Wood street, and a man whose name
is Annibale Pisisti, who Is proprietor o.
| barber shop in Boston. The latter
was in Bristol few days ago, an'
during his stay the young lady became
very much enamored of him. and upor
his departure she went also. Capt
Morrissey telephoned TO the CHIEF o
police at Boston TO look up the couple
at the request of the father. Tn
father, who has been In Boston lookin,
after the runaways, returned last even
ing without obtaining any clue 10 the'
whereabouts.
Manuel Jose, who is In the employ o
Mr.. Munro on Metacom avenue, me
with a serious accident yesterday b.
stepping on a scythe. Several stitche
| were taken before the flow of blood wa
stopped by DIR. Neylan.
st. Mary's Church was yesterday tn
scene of a quiet but pretty wedding
lthe contracting parties being Mr.. Hug
II. Kelly and Miss Mary Breen. MI
Kelly has recently been appointed deI
| uty United States marshal on tn
steamers plying between Fail River an
, Mt. Hope Park. A large number {
, | their friends were present at the churc
, to witness the ceremony, which wa
, performed by Rev. p. McCabe, paste
, of st. Mary's Church. A mass foifowe
the ceremony after which they wei
driven to the residence OF the bride
parents on Bourne street, where a RI
, ception was held. The bridesmaid wa
| Miss Cassie Breen sister of the brid
, | while the groom was attended by job
? j. McGovern.
+ Mr.. Charles White. better known {
! | the Careless Boy a pugilist of son
note, who left his parents here 16 yea
, ago. paid his friends visit Yesterda
Since his departure his parents ha'
Z both died and also sister, allythat r
mained Of the family.