The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-27
BRISTOL.
improvements at Rubber Works
Rapidly Progressing Play
Presented by Local Talent:

The work on improvements at the new
rubber factory Is progressing repidly'
esterday afternoon a large invoice OF ma
chinery arrived and II is being carted to
the mill The heaters are now connect
ed and the foundations for all the grind
ing machines and grinders Will be set In
A few DAYS The tables, 40 in all, are
made and stained and II Will be but a
few days before the whistle will be call
ing I'm the help.
MIR. George B. Warren. general agent
for Earle and Prews Express company
here. returned home yesterday. after at
tending the yacht races.
The play David Garrick.' which was
put upon the stage at the Bristol Opera
house last evening by local talent, was
well presenteb Mr.. Edward Fales cow
ard OF New York city. who IL mere on
a visit 10 his mother. assumed the tue
role and proved himself 10 be an actor
OF much ability Miss A. r. Wyatt, who
portrayed the difficult part of Ada In
who represented Mr. Jones, seems TO
have natural talent for acting and
caused much laughter from the audience.
The other characters were finely render
ed and, Notwithstanding the increment
weather. a large audience was present
The object OF this play was for the pdr-
pose OF alhfng the childrens home
Miss Eveline c. Bache. left here yes
terday on visit 10 Marblehead. Mass.
II Is understood parties were here yes
terdsy from bridgeport Mass and left
the train of the Consolidated road AZ the
Bristol Highlands station. They TOOK
general survey and visited the water
front II was learned after they had
gone. that they were In search OF an
ota a
works
Mr. George Greene who resides near
the shore OF Mount Hope bay. was badly
jniured by being Kicked by horse. TO-
day. The injury seems to have oeen
much worse than was apprehended AT tne
time and ne Is suffering severely
Rev DR. O. L. Locke. restor of 81
Michaers Episcopal church, who was
takirg his vacation In the Adironcacks
mours aims, came home TO offciate at
Allen M. Newmsn's funeral After the
service he returned to the mountains.
John c. Connery,, at the present time
steward at the Bristol Yacht Clup puliu-
ing has accepted position on board the
large steam yacht Varuna. owned oy
Eugene Higgins OF the New York Yacht
ch,h The varuna is TO cruise In Eur-
opean and Asiatic waters during the WIN
ter IL,
Rishop Mcvickar, paid Bristol orief
visit on Monday.
The schooner yacht Sulph. owned py M
| Henry watrous OF ST. Paul. MIMI aho
who is on an eastern Grouse put IN mere
| Monday evening. for a narpor' anu se'eu
again the next morning
The new schooner ingomar, recehtis
launched from the Herreshof shops ahe
| built for NJ. T. Plant OF the New forf
Yacht club. is at the pier or the com
pany. having some work done that was
! not finished after launching. The owner
was anxious 10 Join the annual cruise %
| the New York Yacht club on their easteri
| trim She showed beautiful record an'
was very satisfactory 10 her owner
The funeral OF william II. Pitman wa
hold Yesterday at 4 o'clock from his lat
| home on Byheld street Rev. w Lemon
| Hood pastor Of the State street M r.
| church conducted the service buria
was I'm the North cemetery.
The concreting Of the entire frontag
| Of Linden place Is being done by Euseh
Leclair.
,,ii,, nj the present time In the harbor
THE Trinity church Sunday school mad
| ,heIr annual excursion today to ROCK
Point. going on the steamer Richard Bor
den. . ..u
nav their annual visit TO the Soldiers
| home on Tuesday next
| DR. II. r. Conklin Is treating hors
for Mr.. Morse The equine Is sunerin
f,oro lockiaw and is slowly recovering.
Mrs Henry Van Dorm and daughter
u,No have been visiting here the pas
sonr weeks. returned home TO Watertowr
Mass. yesterday.
Arrived Yesterday: Schooner Mis-
from New Haven, Conn, with ioao
oyster sets.