The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-27
BRISTOL.
Roadway CaVed in and EnguIfed
Horse. Artillery Lantern Party.
Other Items Of Interest.

Ing as tho wagon OF T. A. Chase, who
resides near Ferry HILL was being driven
along Hope street the ground suddenly
gave way under one OF the horses and its
hind legs sank into the earth up 10 its
body. Fortunately the animal escaped in
jury. The hole Immediately filled up with
water and II seems likely that an under
ground spring or water from some other
source had undermined the thoroughfare
at this point. so that there was nothing
left to support the crust forming the sur
face OF the mscsdam road. 1t was an ex
tremely fortunate revelation OF a danger
Gus spot
Dr. c. II. Allen OF New Milford. Conn.
is spending few days in town with his
wife, who Is the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
J. F. Farrally on state street.
Miss Johanna Burke. who was seriously
injured on Monday evening by falling
from a Suburban car al Bristol neck. has
been removed from Frank Paull's where
she had been since the accident. 10 the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Shea, on
Metacom avenue.
severe one she is improving
Miss Maggie Tobin il spending a week
az Narragansett Pier
Miss May Cleaver and Miss Rose Fay
are at Island park for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Chase are enjoying
"A brief outing at NarraRnnsett Pier.
Miss Lizzie Blye. who has been the
guest OF her uncle. Layfaette r. Gorham.
on high street, has returned home.
John Lavender and William Hamill are
visiting relatives in New York.
Rev. c. r. Downing Is expected home
next Sunday after enjoying a weeks out
ing at the seashore.
Mrs. Holton and daughter are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Finch on High street.
The Bristol Train OF Artillery attended
the lantern party last night given by the
Warren Artillery at their armory hall
The shoe and gaiter departments at the
works OF the National India Rubber COM
pany will resume operations on Monday
rext. the 18th instant after vacation OF
two weeks
Mrs. John and her son and daughter.
who have been enjoying a few days with
her relatives and friends at Claremont, ~.
II. have returned home.
Mr.. John Kumph and wife are spending
a few days here with relatives and
friends Mr.. Kumph is now located at
position there I'm n rubber mandatory.
Mrs. George II. Gilmore OF Providence
Is the guest OF Mrs. Walter De r. Brown
on state street
Mrs Robert summsrgill residing on
Metsoom avenue, entertained about %
guests yesterday. some coming from as
far as Boston and Newburyport. Mass. A
clambake was served and at 6 o'clock the
party enjoyed n tea upon the lawn. Vocal
and instrumental music contributed TO the
evenings enjoyment.
The steam yachts Augusta and Florence
are at the Herreshon shops. The Au-
gusts. chartered by Mr.. Greene, has put
In from a cruise. while the Florence.
which belongs to A. H. Alker Of New
York, is having a new electric apparatus
installed.
This afternoon the st. Mary's T. A. 8.
team and the Warren Independents will
cross bats on tho common. These teams
have met before on the common In an
thinning game.
Vincent Connery, treasurer OF the
Yongiogheny and Lehigh Coal company
OF Chicago. arrived In town last evening
or q visit TO James Tobin's family at
"Fsrn-cliff"
An Offering for the benent OF the Bristol
Y. M C.. A. will be received at st. Mich
sefs church Sunday morning
Thirty-two entries were made at the
DRAWINGS TOT lne MChec cup kolI lOuT-
nament, 20 be held by the Bristol Golf
club. and considerable interest is being
manifested in the tournament
The Gun offered by W l.. Mckee is a
handsome silver one. The drs wings were
held at the residence of n. A. Du Willard.
chairman OF the greens committee, and
were as follows:
First Half-D. q. Barry and Miss Alice
Bourn. r. w. Dewolf and Miss Rockwell.
Mans wheslwright and A. II. Chase, j.
@. Lincoln and Miss X. Tucker. A. w. Ar
cher and Miss G. A. Tucker Mrs. Lincoln
and Miss NJ wheclwrisht. A. l.. Hayes
and l. l. Wiltsie
Second Half r. Starr and Mrs. Du
Willard, Harold DeWolf and Miss r. Ar
cher. Miss Alice Tucker. bye: r. n. Tue
ker and Miss I. Barnes. Jack Dewolf.
bye; s. o. Metcalf bye; r. n. Tucker and
l.. g. HOFFMAN, III. A. Du Willard and
Philip Dewolt
Rev James Dingwell and wife OF Mes
tor. Mass. who have been spending a few
days with Mr.. Dingwelrs sister. Mrs.
Robert L. Allen, returned TO their home
yesterday.
Miss EVELYN Glsddins OF Boston is tho
guest Of her grandfather. Nathaniel Glad
ding. on Hope street
Mrs william Dewolf Dimock and
daughter are spending a few dayr with
Mrs. AEtra nder on Church street
Miss Mary Finch. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs w l. Finch. has returned from a
elk. weeks visit with friends at Spring
field Conn Miss Finch during her alb
sence attended a camp meeting conducted |
by Evangelist Moody.
A number Of young folks made an ex-
cur-ion last evening In the Steamer Saga. /
more 20 Island park. to take part IN the /
dance that had been previously arranged /
b. Bristol parties
Mr Cnd Mrs. NJ. j. Doyle and a party /
of friends arc enjoying an outing az lei
ard park for two weeks
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