The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-23
BRISTOL.
Former Resident Dies
Ing Wedding Scarlet
Fever Cases Other Locals.

Charles J. Bell. a former resident
Of this town and who at one time
kept the store now occupied by
otto Siegel on Mount Hope avenue died
on Sunday afternoon at tSO o'clock al his
home In Swansea, Mass.
Cards are out for the marriage and re-
oeption Of Andrew Joseph willis Of Provi-
dence and Miss oueenie Hazard whyte OF
this town which is TO take place at 81
Bradford street Wednesday afternoon.
April 8. The marriage will he at
o clock and the reception from 4:SO 10 $50.
The bride is the daughter OF VILLA m
Thomas Whyte. who was popular base
ball player Of the Bristo,s I'm the Vs.
Yesterday DR.. William r. Williams re-
ported that Police officer Henry Serbet
wes il with scarlet fever He also re-
ported another case in tho Shepard fam
ily on Thames street. another daughter,
Emma. being H. This morning Dr. r 8.
Church reported that Emma Collins, who
resides on Metacome avenue was ill with
the disease.
DIR. william Fred Williams reported FIVE
cases OF scarlet fever at the town clerks
office on Saturday as follows: Erred
Serb-t, corner OF Bradford street and
Bourn avenue; Daisey and Sophie Shep-
street Mary Rosa, Perry plat, north OF
Bay View avenue. DIR. William b. Dufy
reported Friday evening that Bert Hart,
residing at tho corner OF State and Wood
streets. was III with scarlet fever
Charles e. Perry and Rev. Calbraith B.
Perry. have decided TO Rev. James De w.
Perry H. u, their interest in the Silver
Creek plat.
Mrs. Robert ]. Fitch IL confined to her
haA x,,,sa, 50 r,,,a cry rha al
her home on Union street.
The semi onthly session OF the probat o
court was held yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock Judge Reynolds presiding. The
will OF Elizabeth q. Clark was proved
and Howard l.. Clark was approved az
executor The petition for the appoint
ment OF Peter J. Iannon as administrator
OF the estate of Maurice KearDey wss
granted: bond 500: surety. William IL
Kearney appraisers. James Tobin. Mich
ael J. Tobln and Dennis Scanlon. The
petition for the appointment OF Charles
A. johnson 10 be administrators OF thn as
tate OF Elizabeth Coggeshsll was ap-
proved. bond 500; surety. Joseph =.
Wood; appra isers. Joseph s. Wood. Ches-
ter r Burgess and Martha A. Johnson.
The account Of James G. Church, exeru-
tor of the estate OF Elenor r. Luther.
was allowed.
At a meeting " Lewis lodge, A. q. Y.
W. held last evening, Frank II. Kinni-
cutt who has been the efficient nnancter
of tho lodge for a number OF years, ten
dered his resignation 10 take place the
first OF next month Mr.. Kinnicutt Is
about to sever his connection with the
firm of J. ". Young 4 Co. pharmacists
and In his new business VIII not be To-
Gated SO that ne can attend the duties
OF the position Past Master Workman
elisha Hfbberts was elected TO the posi-
ton made vacant by Mr.. kinnicutts res
iRnation.
Edward Prest and w. G. Dixon returned
homo on Sunday from n three months
trip 10 Bayard, ". M, where MT Frest
owns 80 acres Of gold mining property
which bids fair TO become very valusp Die.
In the recent Colorado state Boafu ot
Pharmacy examination, held In Denver
Medical college. among the successfui
Candidates who passed the examination
was Fred H. Myers. formerly or TINS
town.
Letters received from ex-Ljeutensnt
Governor w, T. G.. Wardwell ana hr
daughters state that they are now IN
San Juan, r. r., having returned from
a trip among other islands cf the group
Mr.. Frank Murphy, well known piack-
smith here. is confined TO his home on
Netacone avenue with pneumonia.
The Boston university basketball team
will play the V. NJ. &. a. team mere on
SATURDAY evening I'm association gymna-
stun.
The Christian Doctrine society team OF
pawt,cset will play Company G team
here on Friday evening I'm Pokanoket han.