The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-03
BRISTOL.
New Company Proposed to
Erect anArtifiClaI Ice PIantand
Water BottIIng Establishment


tied Mt. Hope valley. where II is proposed
to locate permanently a water bottlins
plant and also a plant for the manufac-
ture OF artificial ice. 1t is understood
that company of Providence and Bristol
men IN being formed for the purpose OF
carrying on the business. The water VIII
he taken from artesian wells and IL Is
understood that the new company pro-
poses TO make a pond from which Ice
can be cut in the winter.
w. De r. Brown who has been in New
York the past week acting as auditor for
the United States Rubber company. ar
rived home yesterday morning. Mr..
Eastern stores of the United States Rub
Der company. and left again last evening
for New York.
school has engaged Clarkes Providence
orchestra to furnish music for the gradu-
alton exercises of the class and the re-
ception to be held in the evening. July l.
Frank l.. Swan and Samuel G. Swan
OF Providence. the latter of the United
states navy. who Is on a two weeks fur
Tough, We're the guests of their grandpa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel o. Swan, on
Sunday and Monday.
The annual meeting OF the Home for
Aged Women was held last evening at
the home on Franklin street.
The council held it's regular monthly
session last evening In the council cham
Der with full board present. Bills
ments were % % examined IN ne aIsweS snd qePare re-
ferred 10 the auditor. The transfer OF
the license. of Joseph Godfrey to William
McDonough was allowed.
Henry Menslage OF Boston. who owns a
summer residence here at the Ferry
cliffs and has spent his summers here
for number OF years. died in Boston
eases. His funeral was attended by
number Of Bristol people.
Miss Marjorie Van Wickle left here last
accompa MED by her cousin. Miss Dorothy
Pardee, will sail for Europe to be absent
about a year
family Of Boston arrived here on Friday
and opened their summer residence.
'Blithwolld, on Ferry Hill for the sea-
son.
The wedding of William II. Murphy OF
Warren and Miss Anna McKeon. daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Michael McKeon. will
take place at st. Mary's Catholic church.
The ceremony will be performed by Rev.
Father P. McCabe. pastor OF the church.
Mrs. Ellen Mcnamara Of this town
will leave here today for Boston. whence
she will sail tomorrow on the steamship
Commonwealth for trip TO Ireland
Miss Sarah Gorham. a clerk at the
Boston store. Is confined to her home by
illness. Her place Is being filled by Miss
Maggie Fish.
John Pickles will sail from Boston on
the steamship Ivernia on June Is. for
trip to England and will be absent several
months.
Rev. w. Lenoir Hood. pastor Of the
State street W. f. church. has invited the
board Of engineers and the three fire
companies to attend divine service at
that church on Sunday evening. June IL.
which Is fremens memorial Sunday.
The three fire companies will hold their
regular monthly meetings this evening in
their respective halls.
The body OF the last victim drowned
on Sunday at Mt. Hope park was recov-
cred yesterday afternoon and Medical
Director DR.. William Fred Williams gave
permit to have IL removed to Fall River
for burial.
The regular session OF the district court
was held yesterday morning The civil
cases OF Wardwel Lumber company VS..
Samuel c. Mckay, and Putnam Foundry
and Machine company VS.. Andrew s.
Rounds were continued nlsi. The case OF
the overseer OF the poor VS.. James Ber-
trand was continued to June s.
The regular monthly session OF the
probate court was held yesterday fore
noon. Charles III. Manchester was APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Mary Ellen Holmes. The appraisers are
George III. Peck. Charles III. Spooner and
Stephen w. Church. The account of
Stephen w. Church. administrator Of the
estate of John Connery, was continued
nisi The inventory OF the estate OF
George Byron Dimond was allowed The
report OF the commissioners on the estate
Of Henry Con was allowed.
Mr. ]. Halsey DeWolf end sister have
engaged the cottage on the corner OF
Hope and Union streets for the summer
from F.. A. Easterbrooks.
Jennie Phillips of Warren, aged about
seven years. fell from q bakers wagon,
owned by her father. on Wood street last
evening. and but for the presence Of mind
Of an older sister who was In the wagon
at the time the wheel of the wagon would
have run over her head. The girl was
standing at the front OF the wagon and
losing her balance fell to the ground.
Her sister drew up on the reins and
stopped the horse just as the forward
wheels touched her head. She was taken
into the residence OF Anjie W. Pierce and
cared for. Her nose was broken.
The ba aseball association Is making ar
rangements 10 utilize the trotting park
for ball playing this season and intends
putting the grounds in good condition and
making the grand stand comfortable
raatin0 pfara