The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-27
BRISTOL.


According TO fits custom Bristol Chap
ter. d. A. r., VIII observe the anniver-
sary OF the battle OF Rhode Island next
Friday at the home OF Mrs William T.
c. wardweil on Bayvtew Height Mrs.
wardwell has invited the chapter TO OBJ
serve the day at her home. The COM
mfttee appointed By the chapter TO ar
range for the observance OF the day con-
sists OF Mrs. Annie f. McDougall, Miss
A. 3. Manchester and Miss Evelyn G.
Bache. II Is proposed TO have O pro-
gram Of music and readings. and Miss
Margaret NJ Levere to whom the Os-
transfer prize OF IS was awarded for the
best composition on ''The Battle OF Rhode
Island" will read the composition at the
exercises, which will commence at 4
o'clock. Party wagons VIII leave the cor
ner OF High. and Burton streets at SIS
and AIS o'clock, Friday afternoon.
Rev. George L. Locke. ID. D., rector Of
ST. Michaers church. who has been
spending nearly a year In European coun-
tries. viii SAIL from Liverpool for home
on the steamship Commonwealth Thurs
day. He expects to reach hero the fol-
lowing Thursday or Friday.
Mr.. Foote and Miss Foote Of Cincinnati
o.. who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Winthrop De Wolf. left for their homes
yesterday. $50
Miss Marguerite Elizabeth Mason, who
has been the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Lillian Gertrude Smith, left yesterday for
her homo In Montreal. Canada.
A clambake was held at Redcrest on
Pappoosesquaw yesterday. which was
served by Capt. Charles II. Beckford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Ramiers. are en-
joying q sojourn at Cottage City.
Ernest @. Spofford of Providence. we'll
known here among the members Of the
A. o. U. w. has been appointed freight
agent OF the Suburban Railroad company
his duties yesterday. He will have ms
Office In the west end OF the Phenix Su-
gar Refinery on Thames street.
Mrs. Margaret ]. Horton, widow OF Capt.
Leonard W. Horton. formerly OF this
town, died Monday evening at her home
in Pawtucket. where she resided nearly
25 years after leaving Bristol Her fu-
neral was held this morning at her home
in Pawtucket, and the body brought here
this afternoon for burial I'm the family
lot In Juniper Hill cemetery.
James H White. native Bristolian but
now resident OF Newport. died yester-
day at Newport at his home on Ann
street His funeral was held this fore
noon and the remains were brought here
cemetery. Mr.. White owned the resi-
dence on Franklin street, which he trans
ferred to the Home for Aged Women.
Comrade william II. Chase. OF the Sol
diers' Home. died I'm the hospital at that
place Sunday. He was a native OF Paw
tucket. His remains were taken yester-
day 70 Pawtucket for burial.
The Ivy Guild of ST. Michaers parish
will enjoy a trolley ride TO Hunts Mills
tomorrow afternoon. A special car VIII
leave Burton street at 1.49 p. m.
Mrs. Robert s. Andrews and daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams. are spending a few
weeks at Lake Sebago. Me.
There IL 20 be a baseball game upon the
common Labor Day between the Bristols
and the Independents OF Fall River
Mrs Wallis II. Howe arrived home yes
terday from East Hampton, Long Islano,
where with her child, she spent a month
as guests Of Mrs. David Greer.
Two fingers OF Paul Murphy's left hand
were operated upon yesterday by Dr.
Russell 8. Church. One OF the middle
fingers OF the left hand was taken of AT
tho second joint and the other-athe thru
finger OF the same hand-was amputated
below the first Joint. The injuries when
Mr.. Murphy received in stepping Off a
moving car Sunday night upon the man
road are serious.
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Clinton t.
sherman entertained NUMBER or her
former school friends at her home on
Lincoln avenue. There were selections
upon the plano and luncheon was served.
Ida Molasky. aged il years. daughter
OF Louis Molasky. who keeps a store on
Thames street. was found on that street
opposite the De Wolf Inn, shortly after
o'clock last evening with the blood
flowing from bad wound I'm her foot
She said she had fallen over a fence and
her foot struck q piece OF glass, which
severed an artery. A young man came
along at the time and after binding a
towel about the foot, carried the girl 10
the office OF DR.. w. r. williams on BY
field street. where the wound was dressed
The young man then carried the girl 70
her home. certainly very grateful and
graceful act.
King Philip Steam Fire Engine company
Is making great preparations for It's an
nual fair 20 be held I'm Armory hall on
State street. Lavy's orchestra has been
engaged TO furnish the music. The com
mittee consists OF Capt Andrew Keane,
Robert H. Peterson. John III. Newman,
william Hunt, Edward s. Cooney, Her
bert Evors, Joseph Francis, Edward
Bishop. John Il. Evers. Thomas Smith.
William j. Ashton and William j. Burke