The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-30
BRISTOL.

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tolls aged and respected citizens, died at
his late residence on Constitution street
yesterday afternoon. He was born Oct
5. ls0s. He was a member OF st. Michaers
| church. His funeral was held this af-
| ternoon at 2:So oclock from his late resi-
dence.
| A quiet, but pretty wedding took place
last evening at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George III. King on Hope street The
contracting parties were George Philip
| King we'll known employe of the n. Y.
N. III. & II. railroad. and Miss Minnie
Maude Patriquin. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. Lenoir
Hood. pastor OF the State Street M. +.
church. The bridesmaid was Miss Alice
NJ. Patriquin. OF Providence. sister OF
the bride. and the groom was attended by
George l.. Cornell. After the ceremony
reception was held until 10 o'clock.
william Richmond Cole. OF Warren. and
Miss Elizabeth Graham. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Graham.of this town.
were united In marriage last evening at
the residence of the brides parents on
| Bay View avenue, at o'clock by Rev.
William r. Trotter. rector OF Trinity
church. The groomsman was Mr.. Archi-
| bald Graham. Jr., and the bridesmaid
was Miss Ruth Graham After the mar
riage ceremony reception was held and
| at 10 O'Clock they took the train for New
| York where their honeymoon will be
| spent.
| The postoffice will be open Monday.
Sept /. Labor day during the following
hours. to IL a. m. 2:3O 10 $3.50 and TO Z
y. m. One delivery and one collection
will he made by the carriers. Mail VIII
be delivered from carriers rack during
office hours, after first delivery. No
money orders will be Issued or paid dur
| ing the day.
Manager Calvin has arranged for a
game OF baseball with the thletics Of
Fall River, to be played on the Common
Monday afternoon. Labor day.
The De Wolf Inn will close for the sea-
son on Wednesday. Sept g.
DR.. A. NJ. Merriman reported a case OF
typhoid fever yesterday. The patient Is
Miss Jennie Bowler, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Bowler. of High street
The deed for the transfer Of a lot OF
land at the Narrows. from Elisha Dyer
to John III. Platt, has been recorded at
the town clerks Office.
II is reported that Cornelius Wander
bilt, owner OF the 7O-footer, Rainbow,
has placed an order with the Herreshoffs
schooner yacht TO be built during the
coming winter In the spring II Is the
intention OF Mr.. Vanderbilt. 10 send his
new racer across the ocean for the Kiel
regatta.
The annual donation day at the Home
| for Aged Women accurs Wednesday,
Sept. 3.
The annual outing OF the members OF
the parish and Sunday school OF Trinity
church will be held Wednesday. Sept. 3.
at Hunts Mills. The trip Will be made
on special electric cars.
New rails TO be used by the Consol-
idated company In crossing the track Of
the Suburban company at the entrance
| to the yard OF the Phenix Sugar Refinery
on Thames street arrived here yesterday.
George Monro, an old Bristolion. now OF
Ogdenburg. N. Y. is here visiting his
| daughter. Miss Annie r. Munro. This
is Mr.. Munros first visit to Bristol in II
years. He left here about 5 oyears ago
and finds many changes In the old town.
st. Mary's Fife and Drum band has
been engaged by the Mechanics Fire COM
| pany. No 2. OF Warren for the parade at
| the third annual field day and muster OF
| the Rhode Island State Fireman's league.
| to be held at East Providence. Labor
| day.
| Yesterday. express cars were run over
| the new spur ~. OF the Suburban line
| for the first time Earnest G. Spoffard
mas peen sppointeu hsent TOT the Supur-
| ban company and will attend to Warren,
| Bristol and Harrington.
| The public schools will open their fall
| term, Monday. Sept. 8.
| Rev. Harry Howe Bogort. rector OF
| Emmanuel church. Corey. Pa, IL the
| guest OF Harry Fales Minsher, on Church
| street.
Mrs. Thomas Feeney, OF woburn.
| Mass. who has been visiting Mr. and
| Mrs. A. p. Nerone. on Hope street, re-
| turned home yesterday.