The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-21
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
RIVERSIDE.
A Quiet Church Wedding at St.
Mark's-MisS Nellie Brown
Manies Young Man From West

There was a quiet wedding at st.
Marks church this morning at 10 o'clock,
when Edgar William Palfey OF Macon
City. Mo- and Miss Nellie Belle Brown
were married by Rev. ii. A. Remick Mr..
Palfey is the son OF a well-known busi-
ness man of Macon City, and Miss
Brown is a native OF this town. where
she is well and favorably known. Mrs.
Augustus Phillips, the brides sister. was
matron OF honor and Mr.. Augustus Phil
lips was best man The bride was given
away by her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Brown.
Miss Brown met Mr.. Palfey while trav-
elling in the west and courtship ensued
which today eliminated in marriage. She
came east TO be married that the cere-
mony might be witnessed by her parents.
The bride wore white silk with AN over
flow OF lace and carried a big bunch or
white roses. Immediately after the we'd
ding they left for Boston. where they
will spend a brief honeymoon returning
here TO spend Sunday and Monday next
with the brides parents.
Sunday a reception and supper will be
given in honor OF the newly welded cou-
pie. Monday night they will leave for the
west, stopping in New York where they
mediate friends In that city Before set
tling down. the happy couple will spend
year or two In travelling through the
west. They were the recipients OF large
number Of costly gifts. both useful and
ornamental
INJURED HIS LEG.
While assisting in moving a large ice
chest at Bristol last evening Fred Schur-
man, a conductor on a Warren and Bris-
to car. was painfully injured by having
the heavy chest fall on his leg. breaking
a small bone In II. He was in charge OF a
car and had an eight-minute layoff and
during this time he was asked TO assist in
moving the chest. AS he was walking
along supporting one end OF the chest he
stepped upon some yielding substance in
the road, and this caused him TO slip, al
lowing the heavy chest to fall on his leg
with the above result He returned 10
Riverside on his car. and went TO the Of
fee OF DR.. d. B. Coke, where the bone
was set.
On the trip here both ends OF the car
were run by the motorman. who stopped
the car on switches to collect fares
When he arrived at the car barn his
place was taken by Conductor Charles p
Sherman
PERSONAL
Miss Susie Brown has returned from a.
visit TO Miss Nellie McGregor OF Prov1-
dence.
Miss Hattie Newhall. who formerly re-
sided here, has returned from a visit to
Mrs. William c. Clark.
Mrs. Mcdonald ana son, Arthur of
Acton. Mass, have returned home from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Robert Brown
of Dyer avenue.
Miss Maude Remick is visiting friends In
WoodsVille N II
Mrs. G. II. Shurtleff was the guest of
Mrs, William Clark recently.
William z. Bowen has purchased an
other cottage on Bluff street
Mrs. William Carr. formerly a resident
here, but now of Newport was In town
yesterday.
Miss Christina Forbes Of Weston. Mass.
is the guest OF Mrs James Cooper of
Smith street.
Frank f. Ray. who has been visiting
Lewis 3. White OF Arnold street has re-
turned TO his home in New York
Miss Bemis of Worcester is the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Osborne at Sabin's Point.
CLUB NET
A meeting OF the Remington Social club
was held last evening. There was a good
number OF members in attendance. Walter
Gardiner was elected to membership and
a large amout of routine business was
transacted. Saturday afternoon the base
ball team will go TO Elmwood to meet a
local team.
CALLED AWAY
DR.. John W. Cook Of Lincoln avenue ha $
been called TO Mount Auburn, Mass, to
take up an established practice there DR..
Cook graduated In Boston this year and
had intended to spend the season with his
parents here when the present opening
was offered. The practice is a permanent