The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-20
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Delhna Marchell OF this town, q
native of the Western Islands. Portugal
who died of heart failure while riding
widow OF Joseph Marcheli, who passed
away here two years ago. Her funera
was held here today and burial was ir
ST. Mary's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kinder, Jr., who
have been enjoying trip to London and
Lancashire. England. will sail from
Liverpool for New York today on the
steamer Majestic. They expect to re-
turn Aug. 2s. and VIII spend a week here
before going to their home In PhiladeI-
phia.
Captain Robert N. Turner of this tewn
became a member OF the Union Veteran
Volunteer association on his Civil war
navy and army record at the recent
annual reunion at Fields Point.
Postmaster william NJ. Gorham at
tended the field day Of the New England
Postmasters' association at Boyden
Heights yesterday. He Is a member of
the reception committee.
Arnold Gardner. who prepares the Horn
bine, Swansea, church and the Agawam
club bakes. will have charge of the odd
Fellows bake Thursday at Fales park.
The annual picnic Of the Sunday school
OF the Congregational church was held
today. when the members will go 10
Hunts Mills. A special electric will leave
High street, opposite the church. at I:20
clock
The large and handsome steam yacht
Helenita. owned by Frank Gould, har-
bored here last night and coalsd at the
PAUL coal yard.
Captain John M. Connerey, paymaster
at the factory OF the National India Rub
ber Works. Is to enjoy a vacation Of a
few weeks. part OF which will be spent
with friends In Norwood Mass
Edwin A. Hill of Manchester, N. H.,
Is here with his family on a visit to his
mother, Mrs Joseph Hill who resides on
Munro avenue. Mr. Hiil recently rendered
his resignation as general secretary Of
the Y. M. c. A. OF Manchester, and is
contemplating removing TO Vermont. to
take clarke OF the Y. NJ. c. A Ia that
state.
Mrs. Eva Leora Stevens, wife OF Albert
III. Stevens a nlotorman on the Consoli-
dated road, died last evening at her hus-
bands residence on oliver street. Her
funeral will be held Thursday and burial
will be In Providence
A. III. Jennings OF New York. with his
wife and child. are tho guests OF his
sister, Mrs. J. II. Farrarlly.
The old wooden baggage room OF the
Consolidated Railroad here was torn
down yesterday morning 20 make room
for the new spur track connecting with
the Thames street extension. Nothing
has been done rs yet towards strinRing
the trolley wires.
The steam yacht Helenita, Gould owner.
sailed away this morning for Newport
i. Brides. first baseman OF the Bristol
nine. split his kneecap Sunday while at
tending the annual clambake OF Com
pany G, Bristol Light Infantry. at Mount
Hope park.
The Bristols will have as opponents on
Saturday next the strong l. g. l. team
OF Providence. Callahan Will In all prob
ability be in the box for the visitors
Burnside lodge. knights OF Pythias,
paid a social Wait 10 Palestine lodge OF
Providence last evening.
Mrs. J ]. Christie. who has been visit
ing relatives at Salisbury Beach, re-
turned home yesterday.
A 40-foot sloop belonging 20 the New
Bedford Yacht club met with an accident
90 her steering gear while OF Brcnton
Reef and put I'm here yesterday 20 be re-
paired at the Hsrreshoff's.
Repairs are being made on the clock
In the spire OF 81. Michasrs Episcopal
church.
william II. Peters OF Boston. who has
been spending a two-veeks' vacation here
with his parents on Usher street, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Peterson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Thomas Con- on High street.
TO her home In Salem. Mass,
yesterday.