The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-10
BRISTOL.
Local Couple Wed at Maiden.
NJ. KimbaII 90 Years Old
TomOrew-0ther Notes.

Thomas NJ. Morris Of the Arm OF Morris
Bros. and Miss Hannah Ryan of Maiden
Mass, daughter OF the late Daniel Ryan
OF this town. were united in marriage in
Maiden. Mass. Wednesday afternoon. by
Rev. Father Lyons. The groom was at
tended by his brother. Bernard " Nor
ris. and the bridesmaid was Miss May z.
Downey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris left for a wedding
trip after the ceremony. They took the
Fall River line for New York. and when
passing through the ferry way large
number OF their friends gathered upon
Ferry Hill, where they burned red and
green fire. which was responded to by Mr.
Norris, who waved lantern. while the
boat saluted the party by blowing OF
whistles and sending up OF rockets. The
happy couple will visit New York, Wash
ington. D. c.. and Baltimore. Md. When
they return they will take up their abode
In a fine residence on state street, owned
by the groom.
Lafayette Gorhsm and Philip Manches-
ter left here last evening for New York.
They will visit the Old Guard fair and
before returning will go TO Glen Cove,
l. l.
Stephen w. Church left here yesterday
afternoon for New York, and will visit
the old Guards fair.
The new sample road on Hope street
was opened up TO the public yesterday.
About rs people went from here on
Thursday evening TO attend the wedding
OF James Everett Pearse and Miss susie
Frederick l.. Morse. The groom. who Is
employed by Davis & Dexter. bankers OF
Providence, was formerly q resident or
Bristol. and was for five years leading
chorister OF Trinity church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
]. Lee Mitchell. assisted by Rev. James
L. Tryon. Refreshments were served in
the dining room during the reception:
the guest OF Mrs. S. p. Colt at the An
chorage.
p. /. Potter. who spent the summer at
his Ferry Hill residence, returned home
to Providence this week.
Charles L. Gladding OF Baltimore, who
spent the summer months here with Mr..
nue., returned home yesterday.
Mr.. William r. Kimball, one of Bris-
tolls highly respected citizens. who is
seen daily upon the streets attending TO
his business affairs. will on Sunday reach
the ripe old age OF SO years.
Mrs Robert F. Goldman arrived here on
wednesday and will stop at the Belve-
dere, during the winter.
The Ladies' Portuguese Society I'm
macuate Conception. will hold a social in
Columbia hall on Wood street. Saturday
evening. October IT,
Mrs. James NJ Milburn Is 10 spend the
winter with her son Thomas j. Milburn
on Lincoln avenue.
Elmer Manley OF Rensselaer, Falls.
n. Y. is the guest OF his uncles, John II.
and Charles w. Wall.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee will be on Monday eve
ming next.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Du Willard left here
yesterday for Providence where they Will
reside during the winter.
Rev. F. A Noble Of Townsend. VT,
will preach at the First Baptist church.
Sunday.
Prof. A. La Lande. who has been
spending the summer here has returned
to New York,
Mrs. r. F. Oliver OF Brockton, Mass.
has been spending a few days in town.
She is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. A S.
Rounds
Contractor L. II. Callan. has com
menced building the new half mile road
from the Two Mile-hin to the Warren
line.
Miss Maud Clark. who has been an as
sistant clerk in the store OF W. j. Fish
e. Co, is to be an assistant in the studio
OF her brother on State street.
Ex-Lieut Gov. William T. c. Ward
well. has picked within a few weeks from
trees set out by himself on his property
on Metacom avenue, ooo bushels OF apples
Lieut.. r. p. Gladding, commanding the
Naval Reserves. has received orders
from battalion headquarters to report
with his command at Providence, Sat
urday. October IL. to take part In the
ceremonies attending the transfer of the
state battle flags 10 the new capitol
building.
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