The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-09
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Secret Society News. Personal
Mention Of Interest. .Aut0m0.
bile Boats TO Be Built

DHe bo0lS 70 30 buIll.
Ex-IAeut. Gov w. r. c. wardwef and
his two daughters left hero yesterday for
trip to Porto Rico to whit his son.
who In in business there
Edward Morris, son OF Patrick Morria.
who has charge of Mills place at Ferry
hill. sustained a broken collar bone while
ooasting Friday afternoon. Or. william
Fred Williams reduced the fracture.
DR.. A. NJ. Merriman reported two canes
of scarlet fever yesterday forenoon.
Clinton Hoard. who resides on High
street and Leroy Beals. whose homo 10
on Bristol Neck are the patients.
A delegation Of members Of United
Brothers Lodge. I. o. o. r., VIII 90 to
Warren this evening TO visit Amity
lodge. the occasion being the annual
visitation OF the grand master and his
board OF officers.
Miss Cora Mott Is III with pneumonia
at her residence on Charles street.
Prof. Richard Jewett. a former resi-
dent OF this town paid his friends q brief
visit here yesterday.
The barge Braddock arrived here yes
terday with a cargo OF 11so tons OF coal
for the Staples Coal company.
Mrs. Robert ]. Mckay. who has been
N with pneumonia at her home on. Will
liams street Is slowly convalescing
Mr.. John Bucklin brought home a nne
string OF quail yesterday afternoon,
numbering six brace.
The schooner z. A. King which dis
charged cargo OF lumber for the Ward
well Lumber company sailed yesterday
for an eastern port where she will lay
UP for the winter.
good sized delegation OF the members
OF Reba Rebekah Lodge. !. o. O.. F.,
went TO Fall River Monday evening to
attend a meeting of Minnehaha Lodge.
A lodge team from New Bedford worked
the degrees on candidates.
Rev. M. b. Wilson OF Fair Haven,
Mass, will preach at the State Street M
r.. church. Sunday, in exchange with the
pastor Prof. Hunt OF Providence, who
gave several solos at the service last
Sunday will aiso be present.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the State
Street NJ. Z. church will meet with Mrs.
Nathaniel Gladding on Hope street to-
morrow evening
Mrs s. NJ Kinnicutt and Miss Bertha
f. Lawton OF East Providence are visit
ing Frank T. Kinnicutt and family on
Hope street Bristol Neck
II has been announced that the Herre-
shoff Manufacturing company will build
n few automobile boats this winter and
next spring The announcement has Gre
ated considerable interest among automo-
bilists and yachtsman. Auto boating is
all the rage across the Atlantic. The
Herreshoff boats will be equipped with
Mercedes engines, the most expensive
built
James NJ. Scott OF Providence will give
a stereopticon lecture In the Y NJ. G. "A.
rooms next Monday evening on the sub
ject of "The Streets OF London" Mr.. An
derstrom will operate the stereopticon.
The social committee extends cordial
invitation to all.
Herbert T. Collins, son OF Horace and
Mary f. Collins. died yesterday morning
after A short illness. He was 10 years old.
The funeral was held this afternoon, Rev.
George l.. Locke, rector OF st. Michael's
church officiating ..
Henry Robert Wildwood and Maude Eu-
genia Wood were united in marriage by
Rev. w. Lenior Hood. pastor of the NJ. f.
yesterday forenoon.
The newly formed Bristol Independent
club, organized by Italians. has leesed
the upper part Of the building on State
street.
very largely attended meeting of
Lewis Lodge, A. o. u w. was held last
evening in the hall OF the Hasbrouck
block, a number of visitors from other
lodges being present. The recent an
nouncement Of an increase I'm the rates
OF insurance has aroused much interest
among the members, and addresses in
relation to that matter were made by
Past Grand Master Workman DIR. Ira
D. Hasbrouck, Benoini Lewis the or
ganizer OF the lodge. Grand Recorder ].
Irving Davis and District Deputy e. c.
Spoffard. After the meeting caterer c.
+. Bickford served chowder.
Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ. Gibson left here
today TO spend the winter in the noun
tains OF North Carolina. The trip is for
the benefit OF Mrs Gibson's health
Mr. and Mrs r. A Easterbrdoks left
here yesterday for trip TO New Hamp-
shire.
Mr. and Mrs ] p Mills OF New York,
have closed their summer residence
In the common pleas division OF the
supreme court yesterday. the suit OF
Phineas L. Davidson VS.. the New York.
New Haven Hartford railroad for the
loss OF trunk with contents valued at
$3.50 was tried The trunk was shipped
from Centreville to Warren but wns
never received. The contents of the
trunk were not listed. There is a clause
In the company's regulations for ship
ping goods to the effect that the COM
pany Is not responsible for goods OF an
extraordinary value. unless they are
listed. The case was decided In favor
OF the defendant.