The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-09
BRISTOL.
Three New Cases Of Scarlet
Fever Installation Of o.
fiCers--Othsr Locals.

According 10 his custom kew. p Nc
Cabe. pastor OF St Mary's church. will
entertain the members of the choir OF
that church and those who have assisted
them at a supper Sunday evening.
Dr. John Lake reported a severe case
~ diphtheria at the town clerks office.
yesterday. the patient being Mrs. Nina
Morgan. who resides AZ 2s Chunch street.
The marriage intentions Of Antonio
Machado Rodergues and Miss Philomena
Travares were filed at the town clerks
office yesterday
Company c. Second regiment will give
a social this evening in Pokonaket hall.
complimentary TO the lady attendants.
who so kindly rendered the company
such valuable services during their fair.
Straight Brothers orchestra will furnish
the music.
Miss Elizabeth r. Reynolds, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Reynolds. who
has been spending the holidays here at
home, left Wednesday TO resume her
studies at St Gabriels school AT Peeks-
kill, n. Y
The annual installation OF the officers
of Rabbit Post. @. A r., and Babbitt
woman's Relief corps. win he held next
Wednesday evening Jan. l3
The monthly meeting 81 the school
committee will he held next Monday eve
ming. NJ which the recently presented
bylaws will come up for discussion.
Dr. o r, siegel reported three cases
OF scarlet fever yesterday at the town
clerks office. Euclid Vermette and
Josephine Gregory on Thames street. and
c..
Rev. John Stewart field secretary Of
tho Rhode Island Baptist Sunday school
convention will officIate at the Baptist
church, next Sunday morning and eve
ming communion at the close OF the
morning service.
At a recent meeting Of the Portuguese
Society Uniao =. r. Divino Espiritu
Santo, the following. officers were elect
ed President, Jose Avila Pierer; vice
president. Manuel Espinola; secretary,
Frank T. Bittenaurt: assistant secretary.
Jose Rosa: treasurer, Andre A. H. G.
Neronha: inside guard. Jose " Silveria:
outside guard. Jose r Silvia: marshal.
John n. Rosa: trustees. Jose r. Silvia,
Manuel Espinold and Antonio p Maciel
Charles A. Gladdng OF Baltimore. Md,
arrived here yesterday on visit to Mr..
and Mrs George r Davis on Lincoln
avenue. Mr. Gladdng was a passenger
on the, steamer Priscilla. which ran
aground off Newport
The Christmas tree and festival Of the
Salvation army was held last night In
the Advent church on High street.
James F. Lavender, who is employed
as a clerk at the O'Gorman company's
store In Providence is confined to his
home with severe cold.
The large steam yacht Electra. owned
by ex-Commodore r. T. Gerry OF New
York. which has new deck laid by the
Herreshoff workmen. left here yesterday
for Newport In tow of tug. She will
be laid up there during the winter.
At the Congregational church the com
munion service usually held the FIRST
Sunday In January will he observed next
Sunday the 10th.
Howard N Manchester left here this
week for Manluis, n Y. 10 resume his
studies az St Johns school
Charles Tobin and Eugene V. Hughes.
who have been spending the holidays
with their families here have returned
10 Worcester. Mass, 10 resume their
studies at Holy Cross college.
The Bristol High School Basketbah
team will play the Brown Freshman
team in the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium, this
evening.