The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-10
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committee held Monday evening eleven
members were present. The election OF
teachers were taken UP and communi-
cation was received from Miss Harriet H.
Luther. teacher OF one OF the seventh
grades OF the Byheld school building de-
clining a reelection.
The supply committee reported that
bids for bituminous coal had been asked
from the dealers, but that none had been
received. The repair committee reported
that estimates had been received for re-
pairs on. the roofs OF the VALLEY and
Byfield buildings and other business of a
routine nature was transacted. The
teachers for next year were elected and
the amount OF their salaries for the next
year fixed.
Rev Henry a. Stevens, for many years
pastor Of the Congregational church here,
and who Is the pastor OF a church at Wor-
ester. Mass, was in town yesterday visit
ing friends. During his stay here he was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Church at Pappoosesquaw.
Cards have been issued by Moses Wood
announcing the marriage OF his daughter.
Miss Katherine Louise Wood. and Peter
Julius Gyllenvard. which will take place
at Seattle, Wash.
Miss Bertha Wyatt. who has been Wis
iting I'm Hartford. Conn. for several
months, returned home on Friday.
An anniversary requiem mass will be
celebrated at ST. Mary's church this morn =
ing at 10 o'clock for the repose of the
soul OF Mrs. Mary r. Byrnes.
memorial service for deceased men,
bers was held by United Brothers lodge,
l. o. O. F.. last evening.
Mr.. Frank p Howe and family OF
Philadelphia have arrived for the season
and will occupy their cottage on Union
street
Mrs f. p. Brownel is spending a
months vacation with her sisters In
Springfield and Worcester. Mass.
w. De F. Brown Of this town. who is
widely known as one OF the best amateur
photographers in the state was awarded
the prize of IS by the proprietors OF Les
lies Illustrated Weekly In competition
with amateur photographers from all
parts OF the country for the best photo
graph submitted last month. Mr.. Brown S
photograph showed a stern view OF the
Reliance under sail and reproduction
of the photograph
Next Saturday afternoon, June 13, the
strong Independents of Milford, Mass.
will play the Bristol baseball team at
the trotting park. The Independents
have been playing fast ball this season
and a rattling good game is looked for.
Gov. l.. r. c. Garvin and members OF
the board of Soldiers Relief, visited the
Soldiers Home today where the board
held its monthly meeting.
The Athletics of Attleboro will play the
Bristols at the Trotting park. Saturday,
June 20. The Wakefelds will play the
Bristols at the Trottlng park. Saturday,
June o. The game which will be played
upon the common on the afternoon OF
Fourth Of July will be with the General
Fire Extinguisher team of Providence,
which is one of the best teams In the
state.
A number Of relatives and trends OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Slocum. attend
ed a clambake. Sunday, at the Narrows.
| in honor OF the 10th anniversary of their
| marriage.
George Sherman Of Cambrdgeport
Mass. formerly a resident here, who has
been visiting relatives and friends here
returned home yesterday.
Mrs A. Russell Newman. leaves here
| today for visit at Worcester Mass, to
her daughters, Mrs. Henry w. Mott
At a special meeting of the council
! held Monday evening with a full board
| considerable discussion was INDUCED IN
relative to opening up Bradford street to
| the water Ex-Lieut. Gov Wardwell and
Eber Hill. spoke In favor of granting the
petition OF opening the street, wnlcn mao
been signed by II property owners on the
street. Capt. Robert n. Turner took the
ground that the council had no right to
| open part of the street. and abandon
part OF II, claiming that such aotior
was against the terms of the deed of gift
TO the town. At the conclusion of the
hearing the council grapted the petition
After, a vote had been taken a long dis
cussion ensued upon various matters con
nected with the town.
on Sunday evening next the severa
fire companies will attend divine service
| at the State Street NJ. Z. church. where
an address will be delivered by the pas
4 tor OF the church. Rev. w. Lenoir Hood
The registration Will pc concluded a.
the town clerks office will close In less
than three weeks and II Is estimated tha