The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-17
BRISTOL.
Matron Of ChIIdren's Home Re.
signed. High School Alum
nj Met --.0ther Items.

Miss Juliet y. Coggeshall has received
news of the death OF her uncle. Rev. d
r. Warren. d. d.. which occurred in
Avon. NJ Y. on Oct. H. He leaves a
widow and also a brother. the latter being
a resident OF Cleveland. o. II was DR..
Warrens custom until few years ago
to visit Bristol every summer. and he
preached in Trinity church a number OF
times. II was cousin OF John +. War
rem Elmira Burgess and George B. War
rem of this town.
The burial took place yesterday at
Elizabeth, NJ J.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Morris will OBJ
serve the 18th anniversary OF their mar.
riage at their home on Bristol Neck next
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris were united
in marriage by Rev. Il. r. Carrigan, then
pastor OF St Mary's church. Oct. IL, lSSs.
Miss Constance f. Durrah. who for
long term OF years has been the faithful
and greatly liked matron OF the Bristol
Home for Destitute Children. has resign
ed her position as such and left here
Tuesday for Washington. d. C., where
she is to reside with her brother.
Miss Fannie Cole Of Warren. who has
been in the West for some time, has been
appointed matron 10 hll the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Miss Darrah.
Company c. Second regiment. and the
Naval Reserves visited Providencs TO-DAY
honor OF the transfer OF the state battle
flags OF the civil war regiments from
the old state house TO the new capitol.
Bristol was also represented by delesa-
ton OF Civil war veterans rom the town
proper and from the Soldiers home. The
Civil war veterans left here on the s:l5
a. m. train.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Bristol High School Alumni asso-
citation was held last evening. and IL Is
probable that arrangements Wall be mace
for reunion to be held in the Belvedere
next month About 100 tickets have been
engaged. which IL Is believed will be
sufficient number TO warrant the com
mittee to make arrangements for the re-
Dr. O. r. siegel reported case OF ty-
phoid fever yesterday at the town clerks
Office. the patient being Frank fawsoh'
Robert Young. who has been on an ex.
tensive business trip, has for the pas.
week been at Paterson, n. IL whene
was detained by the storm that causeo
much destruction in that section. he
arrived home yesterday. -, n, a.
Captain Job Terry OF Fall River Is
making extensive repairs upon the pier OF
the Bristol County Gas and Electric com
pany with help OF the the steamer Archer
and a large force OF men.
Walter ID. Briggs ct al. Edward l.,
Rabbit ct al, and Jacob 8. Martin ct al,
heirs OF the estate Of Nicholas Peck. nave
sold 10 yiets G.. Peck all OF their right
title and interest in a tract OF Ave acres
OF land situated on the east side OF WOOD
street.
Charles Tobin. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tobin OF this town. who is a stu
dent at Holy Cross college. played left
guard on the football team OF Holy Cross
against Yale In New Haven, Conn. Wed
nesday.
Lebaron r. Bradford is having new
granolithic walks laid around his resi-
dence on Church street. which add great
beauty to the location.
Mrs w. A. Lord of New York. who has
been spending several months here with
Mr.. and Mrs William J. Tilley. has re-
turned to New York
The ladies' auxiliary TO ST. Mary's T.
A. society held a social last evening In
Grand Army hall which was well attend
ed.
Rev T. snowden Thomas Of Philadel-
phia who will preach at the State street
M. E. church on Sunday will be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Brigham
during his stay here.
large number Of the friends AZ Mi
chael Coughlln. Jr., and Miss Sophie
Rohrman. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rohrman. attended the wedding OF the
couple yesterday morning at st. Mary's
church. Rev. Father Downing. assistant
pastor OF St Mary's church, oficiated at
the ceremony. and was also the cele-
brant Of the nuptial mass which followed.
Mrs. Mary Gardiner Hoar. widow OF
the late James Hoar. reached the age
OF 81 years on Thursday, and the occa
sion was quietly observed at her home
on Byheld street by gathering Of her
children and grandchildren. who came 70
make the anniversary Of her birth pleas
ant one for the aged lady. Many friends
called also 10 extend congra tulations, and
Mrs. Hosr was the recipient OF number
OF birthday gifts
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