The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-09
BRISTOL.
Mr.. Francisco O0WoIf and
Family Arrive at Miramar Co..
tage for the Season.

daughter. Baroness Levay De kistelck'
and son arrived last evening and VIII oc-
cupy Miramar for the season
Probably no entertainment has been
more pleasantly enjoyed and appreciated
by a large audience than was the drama,
In the Trenches OF the Cuban war
which was presented at the Opera house
by local talent. composed mostly OF mem
bers of the Naval Reserves. who were
assisted by Miss Mary p. Rounds. Miss
Barbara A. Anderson and Miss Sarah
Gorham. Between the acts George Nc
Gam gave a monologue and MISS mary
G Rounds sang with excellent voice the
seection shs In tae Mitch sSe Re
sponded to In "A very becoming manner
The accompanist on the piano was isaac
W Gerham, quite a number OF Staa peaa-
The cast Of characters was as follows:
Capt Edwards, a hero of Santiago. Ed-
ward p. Gladding; John Davis, New
Patrick Green, known as Pea Green, OF
the firm OF Bullheimer & Green. navy
contractors and general speculators.
George McGann; Moses Builheimer. his
partner. Frank Spencer Paul Davis.
afraid OF everything but danger. IL. IA.
Congdoni Jose Estrada, Spanish prls-
oner. George =. Gladding; Seaman Muir
ply. an American citizen John Magee:
Rastus Cricket. another American citizen
colored James V. Garbett; Madame Val
doza wealthy Cuban lady. Miss Bar
bara A. Anderson; Nadina, her daughter
and heiress. Miss Mary p, Rounds; Re-
becca Bullheimer. in pursuit OF hus-
band, this time her own Miss Sarah Cor
ham.
Mr.. James Daley. one OF Fall Rivers
leading business men. and his wife have
taken suite Of rooms at the Bristol no.
tel. or late Mr.. Daley's health has been
somewhat impaired, and he has come
here 10 recupe-ste.
Capt. Charles d. Eddy. a well-known
citizen and for many years a successful
ship master and at the present time col
lector OF customs here. Is seriously Ill at
his home at the corner OF Church and
, High streets.
The members of the Fourth OF July
committee met last evening in the coun-
ell chamber and organized. he fetfew-
ing officers were elected: Chairman. Ed,
ward Anthony: secretary. L. Maitland
Minsher: treasurer Frank Childs.
The deed for the transfer OF a lot of
land on George street, Bay View Heights,
from Nathan A. Cole to Joseph A. Bir-
mingham, was recorded at the town
clerks office yesterday
The engagement is announced OF Will
liam Wallace Perry and Miss Susan f.
| Turner, daughter of Captain and Mrs.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Morrissey.
who have been on their wedding tour in
! New York and vicinity. returned home
/ Thursday evening. They will spend a
| few days with the brides parents and on
Monday will commence housekeeping at
their home at the corner OF Franklin
! and High streets.
! The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee will be held on Monday
/ evening.
The regular monthly meeting OF Bristol
/ Chapter. d. A. r., will be held Monday
afternoon in Memorial hall.
/ Herman Garfield. Jr.. now engaged in
/ business in Ware. Mass. Is visiting his
I father, who Is owner and principal at
Hopeworth Sanitarium
The Constitution, which has been nu-
! dergoIng a general overhaulng here. left
/ this morning with her tender Satellite for
! New York.
John L. Chapman, Jr., principal OF the
! high school. left here yesterday for Ches-
ter. where he Is to take up the duties as
superintendent Of schools. The new
principal. John c. Davis. is expected TO
assume charge of the high school Mon
/ day morning.
the high school Monday morning.
Miss Ida Newbold, residing on Franklin
street Is III with diphtheria in a severe
form and is being attended profession
ally by Or. VIM. Fred Williams.
James Gregson is confined to his home
with the measles. DR.. o. X. Siegel Is
attending him.
I IL IL announced that Mrs. Helen ". c.
Garfield is engaged to Albert l.. Calder
| of Providence.
The board OF Are engineers has adopted
a recall signal 10 the firemen when fires
are-put- out The-spstem Is two short
blasts. three times. repeated.
The Bristol Yacht club building at the
foot OF Constitution street IL 10 be opened
for the season next Monday. John G.
Connery has been elected janitor OF the
building FOR the fifth year Mr. Connery
has been confined TO his home for several
! weeks past with severe attack OF rheu-
| matism but IL slowly recovering.