The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-22
BRISTOL.
Death Of Mrs. EmeIlns c. 0rgeI.
man Occurred Yesterday Morn.
Ing After a Brief Illness.

Mrs. Emeria c. Orgeman, wife OF Mr..
! Augustus w. Orgelman, died yesterday
morning az the family residence 1863 High
street. She had an attack Of cerebral
| apoplexy several days ago which caused
her death. Mrs Orgelman was born in
Providence and was the daughter OF
Frank and Henrietta Evans Newberger.
She has resided i'm Brsto' but few
years. but in that time has made num-
ber of friends by her many excellent
| qualities Her age was IS years and 6
months Besides her husband she leaves
three SONS and two daughters. The fu-
neral services will be held Thursday
morning and the body will be taken to
Forrest Hills, near Boston. for interment
Mrs. Elizabeth Y Gladding died in New
port on Sunday al the residence OF W.
Frank West, corner OF Charming and
Dartmouth streets, i'm her s7th year. She
was the widow OF the late Captain John
Gladdng, and a sister Of the late Captain
James Lawless OF this town. Mrs. Glad
ding leaves two nieces. Mrs. Richard IA.
Dunbar and Miss Louise Il. Lawless Of
this town. The funeral services were held
in Newport. yesterday morning and the
body was brought here yesterday after
noon for burial In the North Cemetery.
The services IN Newport and at the grave
were conducted by Rev. G.. L. Locke,
ID. D., rector OF st. Michael's church.
OF probate was held yesterday forenoon.
The presentation OF the account OF Will
Ham Williams, administrators of the es-
tate OF Henry Con-. for allowance was
further continued to May 5, Attorney J..
s. Hoffman was counsel for the admins
traitor and Attorney w. r. Barry for
William McCaughey. a creditor. There
was much argument in the case, which
prolonged the length OF the session OF the
court The deposition OF Isabella Com was
presented but not opened. The request or
Hiram r. Perry of harrington to be ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Patrick Scan
lon, was granted. Bond $500. An inventory
OF the estate OF William III. Mccain, an
adult was allowed. The account OF l.. s.
Hoffman, administrator of the estate OF
John l.. Shepard was received and order
ed noticed.
Quite number from here attended the
funeral at Warren yesterday of General
Nathan Goff. Jr., among whom were
Commander George II. Peck OF Babbitt
Post. No. Is. c. A. r.. Quartermaster
Stephen w Church. Surgeon Lyman Il.
Bosworth. Colonel Thomas +. Usher,
Chaplain Nathaniel Gladding and Captain
James Dufry, all members OF Babbitt
Post. and were all In Company q. Second
Rhode Island Regiment OF which General
Goff was colonel at the breaking out
of the Rebellion, they paid the last trib-
ute TO q departed veteran.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage OF Charles Albert
Rounds, son OF Mr. and Mrs Eugene A..
Rounds OF this town and Miss Ethel Jane
Jordan. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jordan OF Somerville. Mass. The marriage
took place at Somervile Saturday. April
II. Mr. and Mrs Rounds will be at home
on Thursdays after May at 322 Highland
avenue, Somerville.
A meeting OF the board OF engineers OF
the fire department was held last evening
/ at headquarters. The needs OF the several
I departments were discussed at length and
the members of the board will go before
the council at the regular monthly meet
/ Ing TO be held Tuesday, May 3. First AS
sistant Engineer j. T.. Magee was APP
! pointed committee on lighting and sup
pies and Second Assistant Il. s. Cooney. a
! committee on repairs. 1,
The marriage intentions OF Emile Per-
| rault OF this town and Eva Pequin of
! office.
! The Bristol Train OF Artillery left here
/ this afternoon on a special car for Prov
/ idence, where the officers and men par
\ ticipated in the observance OF the ami
/ versary or the United Train OF Artillery
\ OF Providence.
DR. O. r. Siegel reported AZ the town
/ clerks office that Susie Chase, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Chase, was i'll
with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w Mott of Wor-
cester spent Sunday In town the guests
4 Of Mrs Motifs parents Mr.. and Mrs. a.
1 Russell Newman.
/ Miss Mabel l.. Gardner. who has been
away several months. visiting I'm New
York and other places, has returned
. home