The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-09
BRISTOL.
Donation Day for Home for
Aged Woman-Lad's Bad
Fall From Wharf.

morning al the family residence No.
Usher street after a long illness. Mrs.
Peters was horn in Ireland, but had been
a resident OF tristol for a long time. She
was the daughter OF the late Francis
and Catherine Gaynor. Her age was s4
years, II months and % days. She
leaves two sons William F.. OF this town
and James NJ. of Providence. and two
daughters Sister NJ. Evangelist de Sales
OF st. Bernard's convent, Nashville.
Tenn, and Miss SUSIE Peters OF this
town.
The funeral will be Thursday morning
from her late residence and services will
be held in ST. Marys church at 10 o'clock.
Louis Maeno, infant son OF Louis and
Annie Maeno died yesterday at his
parents residence on the Goodings Park
plat and the funeral was held this fore
noon. Burial was at st. Mary's ceme-
terry
At st. Mary's church on Wood street
this morning at O'Clock, a quiet we'd
ding took place at which the contracting
parties Philip John Morris and
Miss Marguerite Josephine Hickey. both
OF this town, were united I'm marriage by
Rev p McCabe pastor OF the church.
The groom was attended by James
Connors, and the bridesmaid was Mss
Rosella Callan. After the ceremony,
nuptiai mass was celebrated. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Morris left for short
wedding trip.
There arrived here yesterday schooner
Clara T. Rogers with a cargo OF humber
from Maine for the Wardwell Lumber
! company
The monthly session OF the probate
court was held yesterday forenoon and
the following accounts recorded; The
will and codicsls of the Mary l.. De Wolf
estate we're presested. and the proving OF
them and also the approval OF John c.
Pegram as executor. was continued this
afternoon. The matter OF the Will Of
Joseph J. Sexton, late OF Fall rever,
which was received for registry and re-
cord. and also the approval OF Milton
Reed as executor. was continued TO
Septerdber q.
The petition for the appointment OF
James NJ Newman. second. was granted;
bond s40o. Surety A. Russen Newman;
appraisers Or. d. f. Keefe. Dr. Mtdgely
and Charles Tanner.
The petition for the appointment OF
Charles Henning to be administrators OF
the estate OF Charles ID. Eddy. was
granted bond 500 Appraisers Henry NJ
Thompson, Charles A. Barbour ana
George III. Peck.
The account of Stephen w. Church
administrator OF the estate OF John Con-
sery. was continued
vassers. met last evening and went
through the voting list
Miss Louise p. Chadwick is arranging
for an opening elocution recital. TO De
given by her former pupils In Granu
Army hall Wednesday evening, october
7th Vocal and Instrumental talent VIII
assist.
John 7 wilkinson. who has been TAX
ing a two weeks vacation visiting Ply
mouth Mass, Nantucket and Cottage
CITY. has returned and resumed his ousi-
ness.
Mrs Samuel r Colt and son, Roswell.
arrived here Sunday from Europe, where
they have been travelling me past tnree
months.
William r. GRAY and family Of East
poston. who have been visiting here the
mast two weeks returned home YESTERDAY
The annual donation day Of the Home
for Aged Women is being held today.
Miss Nav Foley OF Winchester Mass.
who has been spending her vacation with
her aunt Mrs. A. p. Nerone, returned
home on Sunday.
Thomas II Jackson OF Schaghticoke, ".
Y. and Chester Kenyon Of Falley Falls,
n Y, who has been visiting Mr.. William
NJ Nerone and family. returned home
yesterday
The golf tournament for the Howe cup
10 he played for by ladies will be held
|
Golf club.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kinder. who have
been spending several weeks with rela-
tives here returned home To Philadelphia.
The feet of boats OF the Rhode Island
Yacht club will arrive here next Satur-
day afternoon and anchor on the Bristol
| clubs house The feet will come to Bris-
| tol from WEXFORD
The De Wolf Inn. which has been man
aged during the past three months by
| Mr. and Mrs r. r Randall OF Providence
/ closed Yesterday for the season
General and Mrs. Charles r. Brayton.
who have been stopping al the Belvedere
hotel here have gone 10 Sharon. Mass..
where they are TO stop at the Massapoag
\ hotel. during the month OF September.
Quite number OF members of Burn
I side lodge. knights OF Pythias. will visit
/ Providence Lodge. Thursday evening OF
/ this week the occasion being the presen-
tation of the emblematic shield by Red
wood Lodge Of Newport.
Miss Suliette Fish has accepted a posi-
| tion S~ contralto soloist at the Central
! Congregational church. Fall River. Mase.
Miss Fish sang for the first time, In her
| new position on sunday
Miss Evslin G Bache who has been
visiting in Marblehead Mass. has return
81 home
Moses Y Connery. employed In the car
penNef rnop ~ lnf IaCtorN OF Ine NaIOn-
al India Rubber company. had the ends "
three hngers badly torn Yesterday, while
AZ work saving a board lie was taken 10
the office where Or william Fred WI
liams dressed the wound
The newly formed Portuguese society
celebrated the uniting of tho two soci-
cites Council Don 1.utE Felipe and Divi-
no Esririu Sancto society. yesterday by
attending mass az St Mary's church at
? o'clock In the morning. parade about
town and n social time In Columbia hall
on Wood street. The Harmony band OF
Warren. furnished the music for the pa
rade and at the hall
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fish and their
daughter, Miss laura left here yester-
day on a visit TO relatives and friends
in Hope. Me.
Mr.. John clifford ~ Boston paid a fy-
ing visit here yesterday calling on his
sisters. of which he has three residing
here His son accompanied him.
LLOYD Cloves. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cloves. fell from the Law
less pier 10 the shore distance of 10
feet. sustaining it is feared Internal in