The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-19
Edward E. Oammers
I6o Westminster st.
BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Gramont and Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. Flint attended a dinner
Monday evening in Darlington given By
Mrs. Ella r. Remiinger, in honor OF hel
guests. Mrs. James Mix OF New York
and Mrs. William r. Sheldon OF Brook.
lyn. Covers were laid for 10 and a very
pleasant time enjoyed
Miss Mary G.. Hammill who has been
visiting friends in Washington. ID. c., and
New York city, ahe past six weeks has
returned home.
nouncing the marriage of Louise Anseie
May, daughter OF James s. Merriman.
and Charles Griswold Bourne. which took
place In the chantry OF ST Thomas
church, New York. The groom Is the son
OF George T. Bourne OF New York. Mr..
Bourne Is n native OF BRISTOL and lived
here with his parents on Church street
until he was near 20 years OF age when
he went to New York to reside He often
spends the summer here with hi, family.
lie has accumulated great wealth. and is
connected with one OF the leading jewel
ry establishments in Paris, France
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Solomon and family
or East Greenwich were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. +. r. Suzman Sunday, the oc-
casion being the birthday anniversary or
the lai5ter's son, Robbie
meeting OF the Ladies' auxiliary 10
st. Marys T. A. society was held last
evening. Rev. p. McCabe. pastor of st.
Mary's church, was present at the meet
ing and extended his thanks 70 the mem
bers OF the auxiliary for the successful
bazar, recently held for the poor of the
parish. The following were elected dele
gates TO the G.. T. A. ". convention which
Is TO be held In Providence Thanksgiving
day: Miss Kate Calvin, Mary Cleaver
Rose Fay Mary Callan and Alice Courn.
lin.
Miss Bertha White OF Boston and MISS
Fanny Isabel Gramont OF Providence
have been guests OF Mrs Albert H. Fl,nt
the past week
Mrs Ramon Guiteras and her daughter.
Miss Gertrude, who have been spending
the summer and autumn here. left yester-
day for New York, where they will reside
this winter at T5 West 55th street
An alarm of fire was sent In yesterday
afternoon at 2:l5 from district 3. for
blaze In chimney at DR. Russell
Church's residence on Constitution street.
No damage was done and the firemen
with chemicals soon extlnguished the fire.
cover up tracks. How them"
John Shepards two sons made the larg-
they left here Observation-Disclosures
est maui or cod fish far this season
They left here Saturday afternoon in
their steam launch and returned Sunday
evening, catching nearly one thousand
pounds of cod fish.
Last evening the Epworth -leaRye-ef-
the State Street NJ f. church held an
apple social. games, vocal and instru-
mental music furnished the enioymrnf
for fhe evening Miss Sadie PAUL was
the accompanist. There was a large ar
tendance. Miss Minnie Hood, and Miss
Matte PAUL.. arranged the programme.
The semi-monthly session of the court
of probate was held yesterday forenoon.
The proving OF the will OF Maria p. Cod
man and the approval OF William 8. D-x-
ter OF Boston. as executor was confinu-
cd to Dec lst The will Of James Clark
was approved and Eneator Clark w.s
approved executor with bond of 5000
surety Lafayette Gorham. The petition
for the appointment Of John De Wolf to
he guardian OF the estate OF George Ry-
ron Diman OF fun age, was granted with
bond OF 800. Surety, Rev. j b. Dimsp OF
Newport Appraisers, Harry II. Cabot
III. +. Bennett and Harry Manning 1,ne
account of stephen w. Church. admins
traitor OF the estate Of John Connery N,s
10 Tuesday. Nov. 25. The m |
ventory OF estate OF Alice G. Lawless OF |
full age. was presented and allowed
Councilman George A. Peckham who |
has been very IN for several days mast I
with neuralgia. II much improved TODAY /
The ladies' auxiliary To the Y NJ G. A |
VIII hold sale Of home made ples cake
jonies and candles I'm the Y M q l
building Tuesday and "Wednesday after i
noon and evenings. Nov - and 2e from
1880 TO : o'clock