The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-20
BRISTOL.
Body Of Henry Hull Who Was
Drowned at Nanows, Re-
Cover0d-0thGr Items.

The body of Henry Hull who was
drowned in the Narrows. was found this
morning by his son. Harry Hall, Jr. The
body was found on the beach, and as
soon as IL was discovered Mr.. Hull noti-
fed Medical Examiner Williams. VINO
made a visit TO the spot Later the body
was turned over TO Undertaken Wilbour
TO prepare for burial.
Col Arthur w Barrett OF the Bristol
Train Of Artillery has accepted an invita-
ton from the Warren Artillery to act as
Judge In a competitive drill contest among
the privates Of the company next Monday
evening to select a man for the position
OF corporal.
The large steam yacnt Truant. owned
by Mrs. Newberry of Detroit. Mich. left
here yesterday for New London. where
sion for the season. The Truant has
and has recently been overhauled.
OF the State Street II. f. church yester-
day afternoon and last evening by the
pastor. Rev. Lenior Hood and Miss Hood
both receiving. Refreshments were served
and there were musical selections.
Registration promises now 10 exceed
last year, as already 600 have enrolled.
The Wesley bicentennial will be OBJ
Street M z. church. The pastor. Rev.
w Lenoir Hood, has made arrangements
for a special service In the evenins
Methodist and Baptist churches. " ~
There was an official visitation last
evening in Mount Hope council. Royal
Arcsn4m. from District Deputy Regent
The town clerk will have his office
open after Monday, June %, every day
from o'clock a. m. to o'clock p. m.
until June 30, giving an opportunity for
Workmen from the Herreshoff Manu-
featuring companys works went TO New
York last night to make repairs on the
steamer Satellite. tender for the Consti-
tuition.
Rev. j. F. o'Bnne of the Providence
Apostolate. who was formerly assistant
town Wednesday for a visit.
Harold Vanderbilt. who has tust begun
his vacation from college arrived here
today to get his cruising sloop Trivia
ready for chuise to Bar Harbor and
other points to the eastward The Trivia
Is cruising sloop with a 36-foot water
line and was built at Herreshoffs a wear
ago. Capt. Isaiah Crowley of this place
is the skipper and was on her last season.
On Tuesday, June 25. Captain William
Howe Church will observe his 93d birth
day at his home, No. 10e Bradford street.
from 2:30 TO p. m, and he will be
pleased'to have his friends call at that
time.
Mrs. r. s. Andrews and Mrs Elizabeth
Adams, who have been visiting at Di-
mond HILL r. l., for few weeks ar
rived here Tuesday and are stopping at
the DeWolf inn for the present until
their residence Is ready for occupancy.
A handsome new gasoline yacht named
Coronet H.. built at Morris Heights. n.
Y, for Joseph E Fletcher Of this town.
arrived here Wednesday and Is at anchor
Off Mr.. Fletcher's residence.
Captain Job Terry OF Fall River ar
rived here yesterday with his derrick
steamer for the launching Of the new
schooner yacht Ingomar. owned by NJ. T.
Plante of New York.
+. c. Barrows and family Of Provi-
dence are occupying the Mauran cottage
at the North point. Pappoosesquaw
The first regatta of the season under
the auspices OF the Bristol Yacht club
will be held in the harobr today.
The deed for the transfer of a lot of
land on Woodlawn avenue from Frank
H. Mowry TO Albert and May King was
received at the town clerks office yester-
day to be recorded.
At a meeting OF the Fourth OF July
committee II was voted to allow the sum
Of $4,000 for prizes for a hose reel race
to be held by teams from various com
panies throughout the state. The ar
rangements for the reel race will be made
by the King Philip Steamer company.
which made the application for the
amount TO be devoted 10 prizes for the
event There are ten or twelve hose
teams In the state and the race will be
run under the rule OF the Rhode Island
State Firemen's league. The prizes will
be $500. $1,000 and $500
Cards were issued yesterday by Mr. and
Mrs. Michael J. Doyle for the observance
of the 25th anniversary Of their marriage,
which will he held at their residence.
No. 1s9 State street, next Thursday even
ing. June 25. from to IL o'clock.
Rev. John Wales will preach in Pen
tecostal church tomorrow at 1890 a.
m and 730 D. m
Professor Warren r. Laird OF Over
brook. Pa. and his family arrived here
yesterday and will occupy the Gibson cot
tage at Bristol Highlands.
Miss l.. NJ. Cooke arrived here this
morning from New York TO spend the
summer at her residence on State street.
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
society for Christian Endeavor Of the
Congregational church will be held Mon
day evening. at which officers will be
elected