The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-29
BRISTOL.
Successful Operation on Young
Woman for Appendicitis.
Counter Warrants Served.

Miss Catherine Pardee. aged II years.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pardee
of Hazelton, Pa. underwent a surgical
family at Ferry Hill. recently The young
woman had an attack ~ appendici. =. AMI
the operation was performed by Or. John
p. Deaver. Of Philauelpha. who is one II
the noted physicians of the country and
he was assisted b. DR.. A. IL. Miller Of
Providence. DR.. WillL n Fred Williams.
is looking after the case at present ard
the patient is getting along rs well as
could be expeetod.
Chief OF Police Hoard served warrants
on Mrs. George II. Bro )ks and Mlcnacl
Lapgello. Wednesday. The chars against
Mrs Brooks was brought by Michael Ian
CELLO and that against Michael Iahgtl-
10. was brought by Mrs. Brooks husband.
Mr. Iangelo was arriigned before jas
tice OF the Peace Bs1netr and pleaded
not guilty. Owing 10 tho illness Of MIS-
Brooks. she was not urraigncd.
Grand Regent Burton and his b"ard of
grand officers will make nm OIL ,lal II lsit
to Mount Hope Council. r. yai Arcanum.
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occasion promises 10 be a red letter night
mittee has been appointed to provide for
an entertainment and collation.
Spencer Rounds has been awarded the
contract TO move the building recently
purchased by the Hebrew society from
John street Ia lot on Richmond street,
and has begun the work OF putting the
blocking under the house.
A bill In equity has been filed in the
appellate division OF the supreme court
see OF the De Wolf Inn. against John
Shepard and Bernard Hart. The com
plainant claims that the respondents
moored sailboats and launches inside the
harbor line. near the De Wolf Inn prop
erty. and that the practice intsrferes with
the lesse's use Of the land The matter
will come up today for a hearing on a
preliminary injunction TO restrain the re-
spondents from moorng craft at the To-
cation described In the bill.
Mrs. W. De +. Brown and daughter
Miss Viola. and Mrs. George w. Diman
and daughter. Miss Clara. have returned
home from two weeks trip TO the White
Mountains.
The members Of the newly formed
Italian band are making arrangements
for social TO be held in Columbia hall,
on Wood street. Saturday evening, Sept.
49,
A meeting of the two Portuguese socl-
eties Council Don Luiz Felipe and Coun-
ell Divino Espirita Santo will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in Colum-
bia hall. Wood street for the purpose Of
merging into one organization. The mat
ter OF the two societies coming TO gether
has been under consideration among the
members for over a year and recently IT
was voted to form one society.
Messrs. j. C. Long and George SILVIA
of the international Correspondence
Schools Of Scranton, Pa. were in town
during the week making arrangements
for an elaborate display OF the school
work and methods This exhibit VIII be
displayed early in September and prom
ises to be very entertaining and instruct ,
i've Announcements OF the date anu
place will be made later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fales coward
who have been visiting Mrs. Ellen ,ow
ard on Union street. have returned noile.
Joseph Haytree. a former resident put
now Of Maiden Mass, was in town yes
terday TO attend the funeral or BENJAMIN
Smith. ..,,a hoya
been spending their protracted vacatoh
with his mother, Mrs. A. j. Gray, at tue
Gray farm on Metacom avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha HILBERT returned
horne Yesterday from Mansfield, Mass,
where they have been visiting relatives.
w De +. Brown returned last evening
from a three weeks trip TO New nofh.
where he has been acting as auultor ior
the limited states Rubber company
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall who nave
been enjoying trip OF several weeks 70
New York and Canada. have returned
home. -, ~
Mrs. l.. " Jennings. who has been the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. j. h. Far
rally. returned to her home In New MIL
Miss T. IA Farraiiy and her nephew.
Rogers s. Farrally. left yesterday Tor
visit with friends in New Milford, Conn.
and Great harrington, Mass.
Mrs Annie Fay and her daughter, Rose
N Fay, who have been visiting relatives
in Upton, Mass. for several days, VIII
return home today.
James w. Mowry and family OF New
York arrived here yesterday. and are the
guests OF MIR. and Mrs Frank b. Wilson
on Franklin street.
Rev. II. Il. schuh. a former pastor OF
the state Street NJ r. church. spent a
few days in town during the week, Wis
| iting some OF his old parishioners.
Tomorrow will be the last Sunday be-
| fore the pastor OF the State Street M. r..
church. Rev. w l. Hood. takes his va.
| cation as he has chosen the month OF
September. The members OF the church
| gave him the preference as 10 when ne
/ should take his vacation.
/ Mrs. Emile Browning Peterson and her
| daughter. Miss Antoinette K. Peterson. OF
| Washington. II. c., where Miss Peterson
| is employed in the capacity OF assistant
| chief OF the returning division OF the dead
| letter office. who have been stopping on
| Church street for few weeks, leave for
| Washington. II. c.. today.
Mrs. &. r. Mann OF Springfield. Mass
| who has been visiting Miss j. T.. Cog
| geshall. has returned home
| Miss Bessie Carey is enjoying a visit
with Miss Josephine Dawley at Colches
| ter. Conn.
! John Kemph. formerly foreman OF ths
| grinding room az the factory OF the Ma
| tional India Rubber company. and nov
| assistant superintendent OF rubber
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