The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-10
BRISTOL.
Died in New Orleans Hunters
Had Everything but kmmu-
niiion..I. 0. 0. F. Visitation

| letter was received here yesterday
/ nv Cant. Charles A. Bickford announc-
! Ing that Irving Young, who left here
4 about 10 weeks ago for New Orleans, died
| Nov. % In the marine hospital IN mat
city. The burial was in Madisonville'
Ia. where his father. Louis Young and
HIS elder brother reside. Irving Young
! was % wears OF age and the cause of death
WAS consumption OF the lungs. lie was
at one time employed by DIR. o. X. SleSei
| as his driver His mother and younger
brother reside here
| Arrived schooner Thomas b. Garland
with $500 bags OF whiting for the Ma
tionaI India Rubber works.
! on Tuesday three well known sports
men, all crack shots. started for a week
outing ON Prudence cunning. Their friend
on the island who has snug. comfortable
| quarters had previously made all neces-
/ sary arrangements 10 give them grand
| reception upon their arrival They had
purchased a fine supper of the choicest
| viands of the market the launch being
! nearly loaded. guns TN their gun cases
| were stored on board and they started
away for the island where the launch
| was tInloaded and returned home. TIE
| men were gladly welcomed by their old
friend and after induging I'm a lunch
! which was I'm waiting for them. the held
was the next part of the program Leg
| gings. rubber boots and their hunting
coats on they then prepared TO load up
with ammunition. when to their surprise
they found It had all been left at one
of the stores. and while gazing in horror
! at each other a flock Of black ducks flew
over After some little trouble they Sc
cured a man who rowed TO town and Sc
cured their ammunition and they are
now doing some fine shooting.
Miss Mary A. Brown fell on the ice on
Wood street last evening striking on the
back OF her head and rendering her un-
conscious. She was taken into the home
Of Hugh Brady near by and her father
and Dr Duffy were Immediately sum-
moned She was conveyed TO her home
on Collins street in a carriage and Ii was
found no bones were broken, but she was
badly bruised and her back severely
strained
Charles r. Brigham left here Tuesday
for Vineland. y. j.. 10 attend the funeral
of his father. J.. T.. Brigham, OF that
place.
Last Thursday having been the feast OF
! tho immaculate Conception, mass was
celebrated at st. Marys church at ana
S a. m. Large congregations attended,
In the evening the church was crowded
4 upon the occasion oi 'lV Nio"h'hs VI '''N
/ Blessed Virgin.
The small children OF the parish as
sembled in the basement OF the church
/ gowned i'm white dresses and wells. The
procession started from the basement at
7:3O o'clock, led by 10 altar boys with
candles. Rev Father Downing and Miss
Mary Rrogan who carried the crown
About 20 small children were In the line.
The procession. singing as It marched.
proceeded up the middle aisle. down the
side aisIes to the rear OF the church and
up the middle aisle 10 tho altar. where
the crown was blessed by Rev. Father
Downing The statue Of the Virgin was
crowned by Miss May Brogan profusion
of flowers and more than 100 candies
adding 10 the decorative effect
Father Downing preached n sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion, after which the
regular benediction services was rendered
and the procession formed again. making
a circuit OF the church and passing down
the middle aisle TO. the bssement. Much
/. credit is due Father Downing for his
careful drilling Of the children.
Tbe parish committee Of st. Mary's
church met last evening i'm r. A. s. rooms
upon Wood street.
FIFTY charter members have been Sc
cured for the Aerie OF Eagles In this town,
and the charter has been applied for. The
lodge is TO be installed In Pokanoket
hall. Sunda. Dec IS The Newport de-
gree team will do the work.
Mrs. Lydia De Costa, mother or Mrs
lanes Hoard. was taken suddenly I'll al
her home on High street Thursday morn
? ing but her many friends are much
. pleased to learn she Is somewhat I'M
proved. although confined TO her bed. Her
J ! daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry De Costa, OF
woonsocket arrived here yesterday 70
care for her. DIR. w. Fred Wiliams Is
In charge OF the case.
James L. b. Mieggs, who has been
seriously IN for several days past at his
home on Wood street, was reported last
/ evening as resting somewhat easier.
Mrs Frank II. Burlington. who was
q stricken with appendicitis Tuesday even
!. inc Is getting along very comfortably al
q her home on Hope street. An operation
was not deemed necessary. Dr Merrimar
I, J has the case IN charge
I Mrs NJ. f.. Gorham, accompanied h,
her niece. Mrs Walter A. Potter. lef
u Bristol wednesday evening for Yonkers
Y where she will spend the winter
!, with her daughters, Mrs c. l.. seaburS
. and Mrs. william Entwhlstle.
y The grand officers OF Rhode Island made
b, their annual visitation TO Wampanoag en-
: campment. No 2. !. o. O. IT,, Thursda,
y evening. among those present beinl
a Grand Patriarch John II. Kent. Crane
High Priest Theodore G. Emerson, Granc
; Junior Warden James 4. Makepeace
n Grand Marshal Daniel w. Burdick. Grand
y Representative Herbert R. Perkins ant
70 District Deputy Grand Patriarch Jame
10 r Robertson Addresses wore made b,
tho grand officers. including Grand Repre-
n aantativo Horhcrt r. Perkins.