The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-12
BRISTOL.

Miss Sadie Baker. who resides with Mr.:
and Mrs. Benjamin It. Munro on Noyes
avenue, is very III with typhoid fever
She is under the care of DR.. William +.
Williams.
Florist Congdon has set out young
linden trees near the outer edge OF the
sidewalk in front OF Linden place. Two
Of the trees were grown on the farm of
Viets q. Peck on Bristol Neck from slips
obtained from trees on Col Colts place
by Mr.. Peck's father. Another linden tree
is to be set out. and is larger than the
others. 1t was presented TO Col. Colt by
James c. Manchester.
A wedding took place at st. Mary's
church yesterday morning. at which the
mettc. of Faii River, and Miss Virginia
Lemaire OF this town. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father p. Nc
ter the ceremony the couple rode TO the
residence OF the brides parents on State
street, where a wedding breakfast was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Guimette will re-
Manager f. L. waldron of the Y. NJ.
G. A. basket ball team will give the pub
lie another lively game OF ball on Thurs
day evening The contestants will be the
Brockton. Mass, high school team, which
Will Keep the team at work all the time
the game ebss ssts tnf bet Is very Of war ,as
rem, who is home on leave OF absence
from the Philippines, where he was with
his regiment. the Twelfth United States
Infantry, was In town yesterday.
Repairs are being made on the Casetle
Island beacon by men on the govern
ment steamer Cactus.
G. A. r., will be held -pn Friday evening
next.
very handsome caribou head ar
rived here yesterday from Bangor Dy
express for f.. j.. Prest. of the firm or
The funeral Of Mrs. Abby f. hgraham
residence. The services will be conduct
ed by Rev Frank Il. Falbee, pastor of
the Pentecostal church
Frederick Dittmer, for nearly 30 years
a well-known resident of this town, died
at his residence on Milk street yesterday
forenoon. He had been in falling health
for some time.
At the school committee meeting last
evening Il was voted to get the supply
of water for the schools from Mt. Hope
for the balance OF the season; ns,no, o,,or
Daughters of the American Revolution.
held yesterday afternoon, II was voted
that the chapter do its part toward pro-
battleship Rhode Island. II was voted
TO offer a prize OF S for the best essay
BY Bristol high school Sg PSSg esne,sp sse sqoee sst
another real daughter, which makes the
second In the organization. Mrs. Clarissa
Smith OF Darlington. whose fatner, Jocl
Peck. fought In the Revolutionary war
in Rhode Island regiment is the new
member.
Tbe price OF coal was reduced -ester-
day FRANKLIN coal. which formerly sold
for se75 per ton, Is now &.I per ton.
Hard coal is selling at fI75 per ton.
A finely bound and richly illustrated
copy OF the boQk. Lawson's History OF
the Americas Cup" has been presented
to the Rogers Free library by Thomas
w. Lawson. =,
Mr.. John Fortune received bad fall
last evening on Wood street, cutting his
head badly. He. was taken to DIT. A. M.
Msrriman. who took several stitches 10
Rscherd Doyle OF Warren was arrested
this morning by officer McGeary and
brought here and locked up for nom
support OF his wife. His trial taxes
place tomorrow morning in tho Fifth dis
trict court. 81. -
OF Miss Clara Thurston on Woodlawn
avenue last evening. The hrst ladies'
prize was won by Miss Dora Bells. The
hrst gentleman's was won by george
Daviss), Tbe consolation prize for the
ladies' was won by Clare- Thurston ana
the sentieman's by Leon Kenney.
supt. A. c. Faies IL putting the east
end OF state street I'm fine condition by
redreeslng IL with a coat OF fine crushed
stone.