The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-04
BRISTOL.
Society Circus Proving Great
Success Bristol Train Of
Artillery Officers.

The Naval Reserves circus showed yes
terday afternoon and evening 10 very
large audience. All OF the local cast had
been thoroughly trained and their feats
in sawdust were wonderful.
The local cast Is as follows: Circus was
opened by Representative w. Fred VIII
lams; Snowman. Lieut. Edward +. Glad
ding and ]. Winthrop De Wolf; ring
masters Merton A. Cheesman, William
NJ. Connery, DR.. II. w. church: barkers'
Robert III. Anderson, William Magee;
Jockeys. Robert Anderson. Willard A.
Snow. Walter T. Borders. John Burrow.
Charles Brown. Charles A. Woodbury.
clowns, Thomas Hunt, r ;. stuart,
Harry Bush George McGann, George
Bush. Jr.: circus police. Albert T. Gale
George Stone; Buffalo Bill. George T.
Gladding; Alkli Ike. Russell b.
CoggeshaIl; strong man. Thomas Bright
man. Happy Hooligan. George Pollock;
Mile Onanag John c. Connery; rubes.
Al j. MARI: Roy wardell: Foxy Grandpa,
Charles w. Wall. and boys. Harold Eas-
terbrooks and Charles Hermann; aerial
perch, Walter Wright froaks. Bearded
lady DR.. c. j. Hasbrouck; dog faced boy,
| Dr. A. NJ. Merriman; fat boy, Charles
| Brown; Chinese giant. George p. Glad
merry and Samuel G. Wardell: snake
oharmer. Harry Meyers; Circassian
beauty, Charles l.. Manchester.
The entire program during the after
| noon and evening performances was ex-
ceptionally fine and special request has
been handed in for a continuance OF a
weeks entertainment.
Judge John +. Reynolds and daughter.
Miss Catherine returned yesterday from
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attending the graduation exercises az st
| GabrieTs school. Miss Elizabeth. eldest
daughter OF Judge Reynolds. being one OF
the class
The annual meeting OF the Home for
Aged Women will be held at at the home
on Franklin street on Tuesday evening
june Z, at 7:45 o'clock.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Fales
Munro was held this afternoon at 2SC
O'Clock at her late residence. Rev. w
L. Hood. pastor OF the state Street NJ. r.
church, conducted the services and the
burial was In the North cemetery.
Thomas r. Johnson. who for num-
ber OF years has been employed as a
clerk In the factory OF the National India
Rubber company, has resigned his posi-
ton TO study law I'm the office OF Amasa
NJ. Eaton In Providence.
George Fowler Hayard and Miss Mabel
Lizzie Commoford have filed their iriten-
tons OF marriage at the town clerks
office.
NJ C. D. Borden's new steap yacht
Little Sovereign. was given a trial spir
yesterday afternoon In the hai1bor ant
showed wonderful speed
Al the regular monthly meeting OF th'
Bristol Train OF artillery held last evening
Col. Arthur w. Barrett appointed non
commissioned officers for the year a!
follows: First sergeant, Charles #. Card
second sergeant. ]. T. Robertson. thir'
sergeant. Robert Bingham; fourtl
sergeant William Burke; hfth sergeant
A. w. Graham: first corporal. Thomas u
Clark: second corporal Edward G. Gal
lup; third corporal. Arthur b. Gray.
The funeral OF Mrs Reta w. Simmons
wife OF Adophus II. Simmons. who die
suddenly Monday In the North Bristo
cemetery, was held in the North Baptis
church yesterday Rev. w. j. Reynold
officiated. reading selections from IN
} Scriptures and making appropriate re
marks. He also read n poem. quartz
sang Lead Kindly Light" and "Abid
With Me-" The bearers were Edward X
Cridley OF Pawtucket. Charles and Arthu
Hoar of Warren and Everett Payne O
East Providence. There was larg
number OF floral offerings Burial was 4
the North Bristol cemetery where Mrs
Simmons died.
John Ennis. son OF John and Mar
Ennis. who fell upon scythe In IN
cellar where he lived Is recovering slowly
although the large loss OF blood cause
| him 10 be very weak. Dr. O. r. Siege
attended him, being obliged to take eigh
stitches to close the wound
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