The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-29
BRISTOL.

The outlook for a very busy season for
Bristol was never more promising than
at the present time The factory of tho
National India Rubber company Is COM
PEELED to work overtime In many OF it's
various departments. Work on tennis
goods commences soon and the orders for
that class of goods are larger than ever
before. The superintendent informed The
News man that steady work on the pres
ent orders will last until next September.
Ihe Herreshof Manufacturing company
Is working overtime with orders which
VIII keep the company busy for the com
ing year, while the Cranston Wooden
mills are working overtime and the Nam
qult cotton mill is running full
-, ne intentions OF marriage OF Antonio
Iiexeirada Silvia and Miss Maria Flo
mena Mouizda Cruz are filed at the town
clerks office
The funeral OF John Maher. whose re-
mains were brought here Friday, was
neid saturday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK
from his mothers residence on Catherine
street. The body was escorted to ST
Mary's church, where the funeral SER
wees were conducted by Rev. Father r.
McCabe. Many handsome floral ofYs cngs
ADORNED the casket among them being II
handsome reclining cross from st Eary's
1otal Abstinence society. OF which the de-
ceased was a member The remains were
placed in the vault at ST Mary's ceme-
tery. The bearers were Stephen Mack.
W ,lliam Cleaver. Roger Walsh, Edward
Kavanagh. James Conners and John Cal
Ian
Hon. ii. II. Shepard. manager of the
National india Rubber company. left
herr on Saturday evening for Chicago on
a business trip.
Frederick l.. Waldron. who has been
employed at the National India Rubber
works as an accountant for long period,
has severed his connections with The COM
pany and accepted a position OF prom'-
nenco in New York city.
Inc annual election of officers of the
Robert Emmett Literary society will be
held this afternoon.
Mrs, Ferguson. who resides at the cor
nue.. slipped and fell Saturday in her
yard. inturing herself to such an extent
that medical aid was summoned
The supply committee of the school
committee has procured "A sufficient
amount OF soft coal To keep the schools
warm for weeks on the commencement of
the schools.
Mrs Robert Anderson passed away
yesterday afternoon at the residence Of
her husbands parents upon Bristol Neck
after a long and lingering illness with
cof~lmption. She leaves "A husband and
daughter, besides large circle OF rela-
tives and friends TO mourn her demise,
A large yawl boat which was stolen
nesday and OF which the police here were
notified, was found Saturday moored at
the public wharf. Capt. Brown came TO
property IL was given up bv the police.
II was learned later that the man who
stole the boat was In custody at Fan
River
News has been received at Bristol that
Shamrock III may not be In commission
next season. as IL Is maintained that De-
aigner Fife had rather send tho Sham
rock across the water 10 act as a trial
horse for the new challenger than have
Shamrock II rigsed and placed In COM
mission for that purpose.
Yesterday the air was filled with music
ties from various places visited town
dent osccurred yesterday afternoon near
Gooding lane on the mainToad a party
or four. two ladies and two gentlemen.
horse boited turning the sleigh over and
throwing the parties out One OF the IA
dies was badly bruised. The horse was
stopped on the half wav hill. nearly n
mile and n half from where he holied
party OF three from Somersett with
hounds came into town yesterday after
noon. bringing with them large string
OF rabbits
Mr. Francis wingate Hayes returned
back last evening 10 New York city after
brief visit here with his father and
brother.
The new station for the Consolidated
road at the terminus OF Thames street ~
raised and all covered In. and n is UNDER
stood vii be completed by March l.
Several cargoes " hard coal are ex-
pected 90 arrive. and one dealer II taking