The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-05
BRISTOL.
Osthan8 waman Refuses Food
In JalI-SIight FIrs-Trlp
10 New York by Trolley.

nan, wire or DOrinR r. COggeSnall, was
held yesterday AFTERNOON. from her late
residence at Bristol Narrows. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Herman w.
Watien. pastor of the Baptist church OF
Warren
There was a number OF floral offerings
family. Burial was in the North ceme-
terry.
Reuben +. Randall. lessee OF the De
Wolf inn. was given a hearing before
Judge Johnson in the appellate division
OF the supreme court at Providence. on
his petition for a preliminary injunction
TO restrain John Shepard and Bernard
Hart from mooring boats inside the
harbor line. near the hotel premises. The
respondents boats. II was claimed by
the complainant interferred with his
rights and that the mooring OF the craft
In the location as complained of, was
detrimental 10 his interests
After hearing Judge Johnson denied
the prayer for a preliminary Injunction
on the ground that II was not shown
that the business OF the complainant
would be materially affected while the
bill in equity is pending
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
morning at o'clock at St Mary's
church. ar which the contracting parties
were Peter j. Lannon and Miss Mary
Elizabeth O'Brien. we'll known and
much respected couple The ceremony
was performed by Rev. p McCabe. pas
tor OF the church ana nuptial mass
was celebrated afterwards The brides
maid was Miss Nellie Kearney an aunt
Of the bride and the groomsman was
John NJ Lannon. a brother OF the groom
After the cermony in the church. a we'd
ding breakfast was served at their home
on Pearse avenue. after which they left
for a short tour.
Al the regular monthly meeting OF the
town council. Mr.. Cummings reported TO
the board that he had seen the state
road commission I'm regard 10 the mat
ter OF changing the grade OF the new
macadsm road TO be built on Hope street.
between State and Bradford streets, and
That the road commission had decided 10
lower the grade. AT least five inches in
that section. In regard to the bill OF
the agent Of the town hall for the use
Of the hall for an entertainment for the
benefit Of the Children's home 1t was
voted the amount 10 be divided equally
between the town and the manager OF
the entertainment.
Councilmen Cummings and waldron
were appointed a committee to examine
the bills of the highway and sidewalk
accounts, during the sickness OF the Sur
NeyOr A. u, FaIes.
A petition from Company c.. Second
regiment, asking permission to establish
rife range on the Town farm on Bristol
Neck, was laid over until the next meet
ing.
IL was voted that the sinking fund
comm ssfoners. be authorized to procure
necessary blanks and papers for their de-
partment. The semi annual report of
the sinking fund commission was pre-
ThA fnto
amount Of the sinking fund, now on de-
posit Including accrued interest IL
SIS, 1905.
The town clerk was instructed to draw
his order on the town treasurer in favor
OF Jose Marfnel for Sc, for damage to
fowls by dogs Councilman Cummings
was appointed a committee 10 ascertain
whether or not the water fountain, AT the
corner OF Wood and Franklin streets
needs repairs. and II II does he has power
TO act in the matter.
Edwin a. Hill. general secretary Of the
family. is on a, visit to his mother here.
Members OF Smith Women's Relief
corps Of Woonsocket will visit the Sol
diers' home. Thursday. Sept. 10.
The annual donation day OF the Home
for Aged Women will be Wednesday.
Sept. ..
The marriage intentions of Philip John
Morris and Miss Margaret Josephine
Hickey were fled at the town clerks
office yesterday
Miss Julia Babbitt and Mrs s Dana
Babbitt homestead on Hope street. left
today for Schnectady. y. Y
The open regatta OF the Bristol Yacht
club. which will be the last of the sea-
son, will be held this afternoon
The Babbitt homestead on Hope street
has been leased for year by F. X. Gale
OF New York. who will occupy II with
his wife and two children.
A small ratbOat containing three men
capszed yesterday afternoon in the mid
die OF the harbor. nearly opposite the
went TO the mems aid. and towed the
craft into McNaughs boat shop pier.
where she was righted and bailed out.
Mary Hadheld. daughter OF Mr.. and
rear OF Thames street. sustained lacer-
alton OF the under side OF her left arm
by falling on machine at the Cranston
Worsted mills yesterday. DR. r. s.
Church dressed the wounds
Nessrs john r. Montross and Frank !.
Rameres OF this town arrived home last
evening from New York. where they have
entire trip from New York by trolley.
with the exception Of six miles In Con
necticut
Work on tho granolthio sidewalk in
front OF the Linden place. the residence
completed
] Winthrop De Wolf and family left
here yesterday for sharon. Mass. where
they will spend several weeks
Mr. John Ashton and family have re-
moved 10 Warren. where Mr. Ashton is
employed AZ the Parker mills
Mr. Joseph Williams and daughter
Constance Of Nutley. n j.. are the guests
of Miss Irene Y. Usher on Hope street
Labor day will he quite generally OBJ
served here and all manufacturing es-
tablishments and banking institutions
will be closed and many or a greater
part Of the stores will he closed part
OF the day.
In the forenoon the newly formed Portu-
suese society will have a parade and
will attend service at St Mary's church
in the morning 10 celebrate the uniting Of
the two Portuguese organizations. Coun-
ell Don Lulz Felipe. and the Isvino
Espritu Santo society.
In the afternoon there Will he n game of
baseball on the Common between the
Bristols and the Oaklands. OF Burrill
Vile
The annual visitation of the srand re
gent and board ~ the Royal Arcanum
occurred Thursday evening In Mount
Hope council. No. iis7. The officers pres