The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-26
BRISTOL.
Rally Day In First Baptist S.
S. TomOrroW-High School
Alumni Other items.

The body OF Adelaide r. Graham. a for
mer resident, was brought here yesterday
from Fall River for burial Her age was
81 years. and she was the wife OF Henry
Graham. who was formerly employed as
a carpenter in the Namquit MILL
The Bristol Train OF Artillery held
meeting last evening and the battery
squad held drill to prepare for the ex-
hibiton 10 be given at the. Old Guards
fair at New York Oct. 9. About % active
members Will go. and IL is expected that
Is veterans will accompany them. Col.
A. W. Barrett is making the arrange
ments for the trip. Col. Barrett has re-
ceived an invitation 10 attend the ban
quet 70 be given by the Old Guard at
New York to the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery company of London, Eng.
Oct. g.
Mrs Louise Sansone, wife of Dominic
Sansone. died very suddenly Wednesday
evening at the home OF the family in the
Wells block on Wood street. Mrs. San
some. who was soon TO become mother,
was taken suddenly III. but when the ply
sician arrived life was extinct.
DR.. Williams, the medical examiner.
was notified and pronounced death due to
heart failure The funeral was held yes
terday Afternoon from st. Mary's church.
after which the interment was In ST.
Marys cemetery.
The following transactions are recorded
at the town clerks office Deed for
transfer OF house and lot on the north
Berryman 10 James Young; deed for
transfer OF lot OF land on Whitford plat.
from Joseph l.. Buffum TO James A:
Munro. deed for transfer OF house and
LOT ON Whitford plat from Joseph l.. Buff
FUN to John Silvia; deeds for transfer OF
six lots OF land at Narrows plat. from
John III. Platt 10 William Il. Z. ware.
weel. deed for transfer OF house and lot
on the south side OF Shaw's lane from
John II. Menslage and wife to kichard
M0hlenkemp. r,.-. p,D
list church will observe Rally Day at 2;So
on Sunday. Sent. n. The exercises VIII
be of general nature, and VIII lnclude
reports from the secretary and treasurer
and the roll call. a review OF the lessons
Of the pa 81 quarter by Assistant Superin-
tendent r. =. Hodgdon. a review OF the
lessons Of the coming quarter by John o
Weeden and an address by trede;lck =,
church OF harrington on the Purpose or
Farmers and owners OF fruit trees are
still complaining about the raids mace on
their crops and fruit.
CAPTAIN Benjamin l.. Han, commander
AZ the Soldiers Home left here yeSter-
dav 10 spend a weeks vacation hunting
and fshing M Moosehead Lake. Me.
Russell q. Colt left here yesterday to
resume his studies at Yale college. Mr..
Colt returned Wednesday from the Adir-
ondack mountains where he has been
visiting his cousin, lie Baron {. Colt,
son Of Judge l.. r. Colt.
Joseph L. Buffum has been awarded
the contract to build new house Tor
James A. Munro on lot on the whit
ford plat. north OF Bay View avenue.
The dimensions OF the house are 20 be
p BY IS feet.
John Bullock. with his wife and child.
left here on Thursday for Lion Mountain.
n Y. In the Adirondacks. where they
are 20 spend month II the climate
benefits Mrs Bullock's health the fami i,I
will reside there permanently.
The large steam yacht Electra, owned
by ex-Commodore T. r. Gerry Of New
port. arrived here yesterday and Is 10
have new deck laid at the Herreshofr
shops The yacht went out Of commits
sion on her arrival here
Miss Bessie l.. Fiske of North scituate.
is here on a visit 10 the Misses Gertrude
and Maude Clarke on Constitution street.
The 18th annual conference % the
woman's auxliiaries 20 the Young Mems
Christian association % Massachusetts,