The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-19
BRISTOL.
Woman Injured by Fall From
Suburban Car. Probate Court
Notes.. .0ther Local Notes.

Last evening as the IL O'Clock Suburban
car from Providence. was near Mr. Glib
sons residence on Bristol Neck, lady
whose name was unknown fell from the
car striking upon her face. The car was
well loaded. many coming from Warren.
who had been from here TO attend the
open air concert. and when she fell great
excitement prevailed among the ladies'.
The car was stopped Immediately, and
the injured lady taken up. apparently
dead.
Every possible means available was
used by DIR. John Lake. who fortunately
was on board for nearly half an hour.
and she still remained unconscious, but
showed some symptoms OF LIE.
Her case Is looked upon as very criti-
hurt internally.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Morgan, who
have been enjoying a wedding tour, ar
rival here Sunday for a visit TO the
brides family before going to Tougoloo,
Miss, TO reside.
Robert l.. Allen and Horace Miller are
enjoying weeks outing at Camp Lit
tie Rest" Mil Gut. Pappoosesquaw.
II is a lovely spot and aboun,s In fine
fishing and excellent cunning. for some
kinds OF game.
Michael IAngello. was arrested yester-
day by Chief Hoard. on a warrant
charging him with assaulting his wife,
Alice L. Langello The warrant was is
sued on complaint made by his wife
He pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before Justice OF the Peace Bennett, and
furnished bonds in the sum OF 500. with
his father. Marco Langelio, as surety.
for his appearance before the district
court, next Monday
Miss Juliet Coggeshall has recently re-
celved bad news from her sister, Mrs.
Horace B. Stevens, who resides m FL
Paso. Texas Two OF Mrs. Stevens lfttle
girls. one fve years old and the other
Is months. were taken suddenly i'll and
died within week OF each other. The
family had gone to the Pacific coast to
spend the summer and II was there that
the little ones died
Walter T Rameres and family who
have spent their vacation at Onset Bay,
have returned home.
Mrs w. De r. Brown and daughter,
Miss Viola Brown, left here yesterday for
an outing OF two weeks at Jackson, n. III.
Mrs. John Holmes son and daughter.
who with Miss Alice ouigiey OF Cranston.
who have been spending a week at Mar
ragansett Pier, returned home yesterday.
David Garrick" will be given on Tues
day evening. August Is. in the Bristol
Opera House. with Edward Fales Cow
ard OF New York in the leading role. The
cast will include DR.. William Fred Will
liams r.. II. Whitcomb. r. Hodekin,
A. L. Hayes. A. w. Archer, Jr., Mrs. II.
II. Cabot. Mrs. William F. Williams and
Miss A. b. Wyatt
At the Y. NJ c. A. bowling alleys last
evening, Pardon T. Kenney broke the
three games were "a, 101 and 1S2.
with total of 327. The scores OF the
threegames were 81 l01 and 1s2.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Mckee have
issued cards for a musicale TO be given
at Blithewold, Ferry Hill. this afternoon
al o'clock.
The sloop yacht weetamoe owned by
Harry Lippitt and in command of Cap
tain Harry Haff, arrived here yesterday
and "a at anchor off the Bristol Yacht
club house.
Mrs Malcom McNaught and children
are visiting relatives in Munson, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kerwin and
their daughter, Miss Marguerite Kerwin
of Brooklyn. N. Y. arrived here on Sun
day for weeks visit TO DIR. and Mrs.
w F. Duffy on Wood street.
wedding took place at St Mary's
church on Wood STREET yesterday morn
ing, at o'clock at which the contract
ing parties were Frederick Vermette and
Miss Julia Trepanier. both OF this town.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
p. McCabe pastor Of the church After
the ceremony at the church a wedding
breakfast. was served at 4lo Thams
street.
The regular semi monthly session OF
the Probate court was held yesterday
morning The account Of Mary r. La
zele Administrative of the estate OF
Ezekiel T. Turner, was allowed The in
ventory of the estate OF Mary Ellen
Holmes was allowed. The inventory OF
the estate of Margaret McCombs was
allowed. The petition OF William II. AL
len and wife for the adoption OF Lucy
Langstaff and change OF name was con-
tinued TO Tuesday, Sept. s.