The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-16
BRISTOL.
Miss GIaddlng's Funora|-Y.
N. c. l. Tennis School
Committee Meeting.

Miss Annie r. Gladding daughter OF
the late John Henry and Francis Glad
ding. died Sunday night at her residence
on Constitution street after a long illness
from pulmonary trouble. Miss Gladding
was OF quiet disposition and had a large
circle OF friends.
She was a member OF the First Bap-
tist church. She leaves one sister, Mrs.
w. Frank West OF Newport, and one
brother. Councilman John l.. Gladding.
Her funeral was held yesterday after
noon, the services being conducted by
Rev. William r.. Trotter, rector OF Trim
ity church.
There were a number OF floral offer
ings and the burial was at the North
cemetery.
The September session OF the common
pleas division OF the supreme court for
Bristol County will convene here next
Monday morning. The following have
been notified TO appear at the court to
serve as Jurors: Grand, Cornelius Bro
gan. Charles A. West, William ]. Duffy,
Herbert II. Burnham, Robert j. Ander-
son. William j. OBrien. ]. II. Man
chester Frank II. Burlington.
Petit Elmer e. Reynolds, William A
Darling. Edward Birmingham, j. Everett
Coggeshall Malcolm l.. Pitts. Thomas H.
Mowry. Alvin NJ Bullock, Robert Joseph
Mckay James Peters, Samuel w
Church william II. Cooke Alexander c.
Fales, Charles PAUL. Orr1n X. Thurston.
Herbert Lord. John NJ. Coggeshau,
Thomas II. Warner. Edward G. PAUL.
Pardon T. Kenney, Benjamin Church.
The docket is quite large as there are
several criminal cases.
No Arap -itao for ha ha
ment for local members of the Y. NJ. c.
A. Tennis club. will take place this eve
ming at S o'clock, at the association
rooms, and entries will be received by
Secretary Bradshaw UP to that hour.
The play will begin next Monday. The
prizes are a handsome silver cup present
ed by Colonel Daniel Stevens and fine
presented by William NJ Con-
merry. Already large number OF entries
have been made.
Mrs. r. r. Jackson of Marblehead,
Mass. who has been the guest of Mrs.
Ellen Coward on Union street for sew
eral days past, returned TO Marblehead,
]. F. Farrally. Charles F. Diamond of
this town. and c. NJ BrowneIl OF Mel
rose. Mass, have been enjoying a two
weeks fishing trip In Maine. with head
quarters at Bryant's pond. have returned
home. During their trip DR. A. NJ. Mer-
riman from here spent a week with them.
The estate known as the Robert Tier
nan property. owned by Mary ]. Berry
man and located upon Mount Hope ave-
nue. has been sold at auction by Clark
H. Straight 10 James Young for 81 900
The property consists Of one acre OF land
and n dwelling house containing seven
rooms
Mr.. Herbert F. Bennett town clerk. r.
taking a few days vacation.
The school committee held its regular
monthly meeting Monday evening with
IA out OF Is members present, an unusual
occurrance.
The new assistant fr the high school
j. F. Ganey OF Salem, Mass. began his
duties. Yesterday. taking the place va
cateo by Miss Mabel c. Price OF wor-
cester, Mass.
The supply committee reported they
had two bids 10 supply bituminous coal
for the schools as needed 1t was voted
that the bid or the Seth PAUL company
TO supply the coal at $50 per 1000 pounds
be accepted. request from Miss II.
Augusta Coggeshali. asking for leave
of absence for a short time was granted.
Mr. A. O. Wright will take charge dur
ing her absence DR.. A NJ. Merriman
was appointed a committee with the high
school principal 10 procure apparatus for
use I'm the laboratory OF the high school.
Rev Richard r. Schuh. a former pastor
here OF the state Street NJ r. church.
Will preach there on Sunday next
Mrs r. ". Wyman and her two daugh-
ters, have arrived home from New York.
They have been cruising with her hus
band. Capt. Wyman. the past week.
Col Daniel Stevens Is enjoying trip
TO Europe
Contractor Spencer Rounds and his
men have started the building 10 be made
over into Hebrew Synagogue on It's
way 10 Richmond street
Miss Maud Durant who has been spend
ing her vacation with her aunt, Mrs.
Thomas h. Huestis. has returned 10 re-
sumo her duties in the hospital at Ha-
thorne Mass.
Howard n. Manchester son Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles II Manchester. left here
yesterday 10 attend ct Johns school at
Manlius. n. Y.
The barge Sharon. is discharging
cargo OF S2l tons OF coal for Staples Coal
company.
The result OF yesterdays fracas on
Rock street proved serious for both par
ties James Liscomb lies walling in a
cell at the Jail, while James Carr, is nurs-
ing a deep wound under HE eye. caused,
he says, by being hit with a tomato can
by Liscomb
II seems both had been indulgins free
~ III the UoWlng bOWl, Wncn llSComb
commenced 10 demolish the furniture
and looking glasses Capt Morrissey
with officer Magee, soon arrived and
had quite a tussel with Liscomb whom
they loaded Ito a wagon and took 20
Jail His trial will he held this morning
Manager Calvin has arranged one more
gam, Of baseball this season upon the
common.
The Fort Adams baseball team will
nat
noon next
The evening schools will be opened on
Monday evening, Oct. ). with Col. John
IL. Bailey, Jr. as principal. and Miss
Ethel Munro. assistant
Frank r.. Clark. who for several years
has been employed by LII. Anderstrom
has leased the Photographic studio on
state street. recently occupied by Pho
tographer shorey, and ls fitting II up In
fine style.
The shutting down OF the gum shoe
A m RI ,nept at the factory OF the Nation