The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-15
BRISTOL.
Or. Garfield Denies Story Of
Loss Of Diamonds In Fire.
Goff. .Coaroy Wedding.

the Bristol police force interviewed DR..
william Canneld OF the Hopeworth sani-
tarium yesterday morning relative TO the
statement said to have been made by
Mrs. Canneld TO the effect that she had
lost $4,000 worth OF diamonds IN Mon
days fire.
DIR. Garfield is said TO be very much in
censed at the report and stated 1t is alb
solutely false. He went on to say that at
the outside the loss in jewelry will not
exceed 1880
In regard to the fire being set 10 cover
up robbery. he states the supposition Is
absolutely absurd
Mrs. Herman Dryer, who with her son
left here about four weeks ago on a trip
TO St. Louis. Mo, returned home yester-
day her son having gone farther west
and will remain until spring before he
returns.
Mr. James Gillingham of Newport was
In town yesterday on business
Colonel Arthur w. Barrett Of the Bris-
tol Train OF Artillery. who with his COM
pany have just returned from an excur-
sion TO New York city where they attend
ed the Old Guard fair. speaks I'm the most
commendable manner OF the department
OF the company during Its trip.
Elisha Dyer has sold lot OF land at
the Narrows plat to Clara J. Dyer The
deed has been recorded at the town
clerks office
Mr.. John Evans and wife OF Atlantic
City. New Jersey, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Manchester upon
Bourn street
James william Com and Miss Helena
Valentine Conroy were united in mar
VAafn do, In- q
church. The services were conducted by
Rev. r. =. McCabe many relatives and
friends being present after the marriage
ceremony the bridal couple were driven to
the residence OF the brides brother-in-
law, Mr. Michael Tobin on Franklin
street. where a reception was held The
couple were the recipients OF many very
costly gifts and they left here on the 12:l5
train on their wedding tour II In expect
ed that their honeymoon will be spent In
New York and Washington, y. O.
Mr.. Frederick n. Fales who reside. on
Bristol Neck lost a valuable COW yester-
day.
AS IL has been announced that Saturday
is public holiday many citizens and vet
Grams from the Soldiers Home will visit
the city and take part in the exercises
Mrs Eli Pond OF Foxhoro. Mass. is in
town the guest OF Mrs Mary Greene
AT meeting of the executive commit.
tee or the Bristol Golf club the secretary
was authorized 10 call a meeting Of ths
club members for Saturday. October IL
at o'clock. p. m. The meeting will de-
eide whether the club II 10 be kent IN
existence. The matter of forming a
country club in connection with the Bris-
tol Golf club will not be decided until
later. Owing to the large sums OF money
already received by the treasurer in re-
sponse TO circulars sent out. II is prac
ucally certainty that the club will NOT
disband.
Last evening marked the closing Of the
Company G, Second regiment fair. which
ras lasted more than week The az
fair was ~ have closed on Monday night
but owing TO the continued stormy
weather Its end was postponed Tbe
Armenian cadets Of Providence attended
last evening and gave an exhibition driu
considering the weather the past week
the company has been exceedingly fortu-
nate In making n a financial success.
quartette OF male and female voices
Of the Salvation army IL giving nightly
open air concerts. which are greatly
by the pubic
Mr., Joseph +. Shaw and wife, who have
been spending the summer abroad have
returned home for the winter.
Mrs. Henry Greene entertained a partv
of friends last evening at her home on
icNaNon avenue WHIST was one OF the
pleasant features OF the evening, followed
By p coiiation.
Great improvements are being made
upon Wardwell street. the residence
where Town Clerk II. r. Bennett resides
Is to be curoed and graded which will
greatly improve the sidewalk
Mr.. James ID. Wardwell and wife Ten.
eral manager OF the Staples Coal com
pany here. left here yesterday for short
10 New York city.
Last evening a party OF ten connie
visited Mr.. and Mrs, John Chase at South
Swansea. Mass. and passed the evening
In playing games OF various kinds. enjoy.
Ing hne spread. The host and hostess
were Informed that they were coming
by sister. who was one OF the marty
and they were all prepared
There arrived here yesterday afternoon |
The large schooner yacht TdlewiId from |
M the sound which was bound 70 pos |
ION Ia lay up for the winter. several
guests 90 the owner were on board whn
,ane on shore and visited several MANI.
'acturing plants
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