The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-02
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The remains OF William Dimond, who
died in Providence yesterday were
brought here today for burial. The de
ceased was the son OF the late Captain
Frank and Isabella Dimond of this town
He was for many years a rubber boo
maker here at the National India Rubber
company. After leaving here he asso-
ciated himself with his brother-in-law
Mr.. j. Allison. manager of the Rhode ISL
and Poultry and Egg company on Cana
street and remained with the concern
until stricken down with paralysis.
Mr. George MARI of the Arm of Marz
Brothers is spending New Years in New
York city.
Messrs. Seth PAUL. and sons had an in
voice Of several carloads of hard' coal
arrive last evening by the Consolidated
railroad
Colonel Arthur Barrett, accountant al
the office OF the y Y. n. ri. g. H. depot
here, met with a painful accident yester-
day TO his right hand while at work look
ing after the freight.
Arrived yesterday Schooner George b.
Nergerson with a cargo of coal for the
Namauit mill She has been chartered
by n. n. Cole to bring him cargo which
he has had purchased some time The
freights are the highest known for years.
His cargo of something over 200 tons will
amount to nearly $500
Mrs. Judith T.. Van Doom, who died in
Providence yesterday. was a native Bris-
tolan and her father fought in the Revo-
lutionary war. When she resided in
Bristol she lived on Hope street where
the residence of the late Martin Bennett
81 IAAx Nft he
late Henry Van Doom, a cabinet maker.
when they resided here.
Last evening there was a drill meeting
OF Company c, Second Regiment The
attendance was good. Lieutenant Nc
Clure conducting the drill. 1t was voted
10 attend a fair in Warren on Monday
evening.
There were services in St Mary's
church yesterday morning from TO s
o'clock in observance of the New Year
The intentions of marriage OF Allen
w Fattrie, and Miss Georgiana Il.
Fousignant, are fled at the town clerk s
office
John Murphy, residing on Wood street.
met with a painful accident on State
street last evening. While walking
along he slipped upon some ice and fell
spraining his ankle. He was assisted to
his home and medical aid summoned
team and the Bristol Casino team will be
held this evening at the Casino alleys in
the Hasbrouck block.
The first cargo of coal to arrive in Bris-
tol for any OF the local dealers since the
coal strike arrived last evening. The
schooner Fred Tyler Captain Smith. con-
tanning 219 tons of hard coal in furnace
and stove sizes. consigned TO n. n. Cole,
arrived from New York. The cargo is
being discharged at the public wharf.
With this cargo and a number of car
loads for various ones will ease the mar
ket few days.
Miss Alice Lawless still lies In n crlti-
cal condition with no hopes of her re-
covery.
All OF the ice dealers are now ready
for cold weather as all OF their ponds
have become full since the last snow
storm appeared. followed up by rain.
Sailed-Schooner Cornela Nettleton.
The many friends OF Mr.. A. +. Nerone
are pleased TO learn that he Is now con-
valesing.
Probably not for years has the scar
let and whooping cough been as prevalent
among the children here, as at the pres
ent time
There were 16 death recorded here dur
ing the month OF December and five
were brought here from out of town for
interment
William II. Church, at the head OF the
ford paid his father, sister and brother
a brief visit before leaving for Florida,
10 spend the winter.