The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-02
BRISTOL.
Valuable Horse Lost. .Msw Rail
road Station--Rs|iglous Ser.
vices. Death Of Two Citizens

A valuable horse owned at the Soldiers
home died quite suddenly yesterday and
was taken away by the Rhode Island
Rendering company.
The new station OF the Consolidated
railroad has been accepted and the keys
turned over to Agent Miller Seats are
being installed and the station will open
TO the public tomorrow.
The marriage Intentions of Joao Ira
vassol Mideiras and Miss Maria Izabe
TAXA were filed in the town clerks OF
fce yesterday.
held In Trinity parish hall next Wednes-
day evening.
Civil engineers from Providence were
engaged yesterday. in making surveys OF
land on the Church farm, near the Brts-
tol Highlands station, recently purchased
by the Builders Iron foundry Of Provi-
Evangelist Frank d Govan and wife
OF Pennsylvania will begin revival meet
ings at the Bristol Pentecostal church
tomorrow with services a 1880 a. m. and
evening through the week at 7:s0 O'Clock
There will also he an open air meeting
on the common tomorrow evening.
The Reliance Social club is arranging
hall Thursday evening. May a. Straight
Bros orchestra will furnish the music.
The sunday school choir OF st. Mich
aers church will give a choral service in
the chapel next Tuesday evening at 7:3U
o'clock, TO he followed by the first an
nual choir reunion. The choir has been
for some months under the instructions
OF Frank j. Anthony choirmaster OF st.
Mary's church. East Providence, and will
be assisted on this occasion by BENJAMIN
~. wilson ana George W, warren. The
public Is cordially invited 10 attend the
service.
Bristol Train or Artillery has voted to
tender an event TO Babbitt post u. A. r..
Samuel W. Tillinghast, o veteran OF
the Civil war. died at the Soldiers Home
yesterday morning about O'clock lie
was admitted to the home from Coventry,
sept. Is. 1892 He was at one time pro-
prietor OF restaurant on Market square,
Providence, and later a saloon keeper on
North Main street In that city. During
the war ne served nine months as quar-
tern1a ster sergeant in Company G, llth
Regiment, Rhode Island Infantry. He
was Y years old and received a pension
OF IS per month. He was a member Of
an Odd Fellows lodge Of Providence.
William Toye. we'll known In this town.
died In the Rhode Island hospital Provi-
dence. Wednesday. He cas taken III
while on North Main street in the civ
Monday and removed 10 the hospital Mr.
roys was born In Bristol and was the
son OF the late William and Annie stcr-
ling Toye. His body was brought here
yesterday and taken TO the residence of
his sister. Mrs. William F.. Munro. co.cer
OF Union and Hope streets, whore the
funeral will be held
Intelligence was received here yesterday
or the death at Melrose. Mass, Wednes-
day afternoon OF Rev. Stafford d. Moxley,
a former pastor Of the First Baptis.
church OF this town.
A very happy occasion was the obser-
vance OF the ssth anniversary OF The birth
,f John Howland Pltman, which took
place yesterday at his home on Franklin
.treet During the day number of
friends called TO extend congratulations
lie also received quite a number OF gifts,
among them a large and beautiful boouet
,f flowers from st. Adams lodge, A F. !
IND A. NJ, OF which he has been a men, |
oer for half century. M. Pitman was |
assisted in receiving by his daughters.
The police OF this town received word
today from police headquarters In Wor-
'ester, Mass. that a woman named Mary (
Rourke had left her husband AMI Ave I
children I'm that city and was supposed
% be In this vicinity doing housework /