The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-15
BRISTOL.

Mrs Mary G.. Hoar. widow OF James
Hoar, will reach the ripe old age OF 81
years today. The event will be observed
by a quiet -aii...y gathering at the hSfis
OF the aged lady on Byheld street. Mrs.
Hoar is a remarkably we'll preserved lady
and daily attends TO many OF her domes-
tic affairs She has at the present time
three children living: Mrs. Ann Elise
bath Clifford OF Providence, Miss Sarah
f. Hoar. who resides with her mother.
ana Chief OF Police James Hoar. Jr.
Mrs. Hoar is the mother OF eight chill
dren. OF which two saw service in the
rebellion. one of them having died in SER
vice.
The funeral OF George Coggeshal will
be held Thursday forenoon from his late
residence on Touisset Neck. Mr.. Cog
geshall was the son OF the late Captain
Josiah and Mary Pease Coggeshall. lie
was born at Little Narrows, Bristol, and
spent his boyhood days there. He leaves
one brother, Mr.. Loring Coggeshall. VINO
still resides at the Narrows.
Cards were issued yesterday by Mr. and
Mrs Albert Russell Newman for the wed
ding reception OF their daughter. Miss
Ida Evelyn Newman, and Henry Will
marth Mott, Of Providence, to take place
at the residence of the brides parents, on
from $3.50 until $50 o'clock.
Papers were served yesterday by Sheriff
Philo " Cady In a suit brought by Mrs.
Barbara A. Anderson. wife OF James An
derson. against William Williams. execu-
tor OF the will OF Matthew Younger. The
suit IL for 5000 2 ne plaintiff alleges that
certain promises made by the late Mat
thew Younger have not been fulfilled by
the executor. Ballou and Tower OF
Providence are attorneys for Mrs Ander-
SON.
Lefferts Sydam Hoffman OF this town
and Miss Cornella Walton Martin of New
York. a former resident OF Bristol, were
united in marriage yesterday in Grace
church chantry, New York city.
John McElvogue received a telegram
yesterday informing IN of the death OF
his uncle In Philadelphia, and left for
that city in the afternoon.
The Bristol High school Rugby team
W n go to Warren Thursday afternoon 10
play the High school team OF that town.
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder and Hose
company with attend the flretnefts fair at
Riverpolnt next Saturday evening.
Bristol chapter, ID. A. r.. held its an
nual meeting In Burnside Memorial hall,
yesterday afternoon. The reports of the
secretary, treasurer and historian show
ed the chapter to be IN n flourishing con-
dition. The officers elected were as fol-
lows Regent, Mrs. Annie +. McDougall;
SO cretary. Miss A. y. Manchester; treas
urcr Mrs. Harriet c. Eastcrbrooks: reg
istrar. Mrs. NJ A. Johnson. historian.
Miss Alice Gardner: executive board,
Mrs. NJ. u. w. Gibson, Mrs. Harriet Al
Dixon. Mrs. Charles Handy, Miss Louise
L. Lawless. Miss Evelyn Munro. Miss
Evelyn c. Bache, Miss Florence T. Nell
SON. Mrs w. McC. Ramson. auditor or
a accounts Mrs. Herbert +. Bennett.
The 2sth annual harvest home festival
OF Trinity church will be held this even
Ing at the church.
At meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.. heIn
last evening the following of GERS were
elected: Wallis r. Howe president: Ber-
bert +. Bennett. vice president: G. T.
Sherman treasurer; W. r. Davis. record
ng secretary.
A meeting OF the sewer commissioners
was held last night In the council cham
Der and applications for privileges 20
connect with the new sewer were he'd
Tor further consideration. a commiste.
n three was appointed 20 look into the !
natter OF making arrangements for the |
The final payment OF s9S75 !
VAS made 10 Contractor r T. Shaw. u
vas decided 90 hold the sum of s2iO' m /
.eserve for six months 20 be paid wnrn 4
he town accepts the sewers Ezra Dixon /
Vas appointed a committee 10 arrange /
With Eugene Leclair for the purchase OF /
he Bristol street private sewer