The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-28
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
BRISTOL.
Unknown Man Breaks Young
BuIIuck's JaW..SsvsraI We'd.
dlngs.. Other Local Items.


Jasper Bullock. aged about 1S years
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bullock
who reside on Third street, was the VIC
tim OF a serious assault yesterday after
noon by which he sustained two com.
! pound fractures OF the jaw on the left
side OF his face. The bone protruded tc
the inside OF his face. The assault was
committed. It is alleged. by a Portu-
guese. whose name was not learned. and
who disappeared soon after the affair
The young man with a number Of Others
were kicking football on the common
and the Portuguese. who. II was alleged
was drunk. came to the place where the
group OF young men were and proceeded
to get into the game by kicking young
| Bullock in the shin. Bullock asked him
what he was doing and for a reply he
swung his first against Bullock's jaw
with the result above stated. DR.. A. NJ
! Merriman was called to attend him
None In the crowd seemed to know the
assailant. but description has been given
| TO the police
Lesley Boone. student Of Brown uni
| versity. will preach at the First Bap-
The wedding OF Joseph Messna and
Miss Ida Louise Guion took place at St
| Mnry's church this morning.
quiet wedding was solemnized In
| st. Mary's church Wednesday morning
at which the contracting parties were
! Edward Henry Doherty of Warren and
Miss Minnie Raphael Glroy Of this town
rh ceremony was performed by Rev p.
McCabe, pastor OF the church. The
bridesmaid was Miss Katherine Kav-
anaugh OF Bristol, and the groom was at
tended by Timothy Doherty of Warren
| After the ceremony I'm the church a
wedding breakfast was served In the
future residence of the couple on Vernon
street, Warren.
Francisco Santo and Miss Catarina
Catapane were united in marriage yes
terday morning in ST. Mary's church by
p" John +. Downing. assistant pastor
Of the church. The bridesmaid and
Malafronte After he Ceremony @ in s the
church a reception was held in the future
residence Of the couple on Bradford
street.
In ST. Mary's church yesterday morn
ing Joseph Fitzgerald of st. John. n. b..
and Miss Annie Bowling of this town
were united In marriage by Rev. Patrick
McCabe. pastor of that church. The
groom was attended by Frederick Moore
and the bridesmaid was Mary Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Bacon, who
were married here on Saturday. Nov. z,
returned to spend n few days with Dr.
and Mrs. William G. Garfield at Hope
worth. Mrs Bacon being a sister OF Mrs
Garfield. They returned to Tarrytown,
N. y. yesterday where their home IS
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Giuteras and daugh-
ter, Miss Gertrude f. Giuteras, left here
Thursday morning for New York city,
where they will spend the winter. They
were accompanied to New York by Dr.
Giuteras OF that city, who came here to
return with his mother and sister.
Delegates from ST. Mary's T. A. society
and the Ladies' Auxiliary attended the
convention OF the c. T. A. L. of the dio-
cese of Providence. which was held in
Warren yesterday. Rev. j. Il. Downing,
president of St. Mary's T. A. society and
a vice president of the union, was one OF
the officers OF the mass attended by the
delegates in St Marys church
The deed for the transfer OF tract Of
land on the west side OF Sherry aven6e
from Susan E. Clifford and others, heirs of
the late Thomas Wilson, to Robert A.
Black. was recorded at the town clerk $
office this week.
Samuel Lindsey. who has been In Colo
RADIO for the past 16 years, arrived here
this week on a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Lindsey. on Church
street. Mr.. Linsey was in poor health
when he left here. but he found the cli-
matte conditions of the Gar west beneficial
and has made his home there.
Mrs. Evangeline Il. Bache was taken
very III with pneumonia on Monday at
her home on State street. and during the
past few days her condition has been such
as to cause much alarm to her. family and
large circle Of friends.
Rev. William Rogers and Miss Ellie
Tobin OF Hartford. Conn, are here on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James Tobin, at
Ferncliffe, Bristol Neck
Colonel Henry ID. Stanley of New York
w. Il. Dickerman, G.. p. Shelton OF Bos-
ton, and Il. !. Hirsburg OF Long Island
all visited the National India Rubber
works Wednesday.
The II. A. club has received a COM
munication from Mayor Gauln OF woon
socket. to the effect that he will be unable
to address the members next Saturday
evening. owing TO illness. His place will
be filled by the substitution OF Nathan
N. Cole. a member OF the sinking fund
committee. The society will hold n bear
supper at Its club rooms OIL that even
Ing.
Owing to the large number of orders
the McCarty Rubber company Is running
nights and extra hands are being en-
gagged. AS yet the company has not been
named. but II will
Miss Mabel sherman left here on Thurs
day for Hartford, Conn. TO visit her
friends
j. G. Read OF Fall River will speak
Sunday afternoon at the v. NJ C.. A.
meeting and Mrs Read will sing