The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-27
BRISTOL.
Social Gathering This Evening,
Scarlet Fever Cases n
Quiet Wedding.

This evening the second OF the series
OF social gatherings Of St Msry's T. A.
society and auxiliary. Wa be held In
Grand Army hall. The officers or the
board OF government OF the G. T. A. l..
OF the diocese OF Providence. win be the
guests OF the societies, and the visitors
will be met at Constitution street depot
by the society and St. Mary's Fife and
Drum band. and escorted 10 the hall
where there will be a musical and
literary program rendered ana speeches
made by the visitors and others.
The marriage intentions OF Jacintho
Ferreira Jermano and Maria Augusta
Silvia, and George W. Graham OF Fall
River and Miss Margaret Fitzgerald
Duffy adopted daughter @. .dr. and Mrs.
James Duffy. are fled at the town clerk 5
Office.
New scarlet fever cases reported yes
terday AZ the town clerks Office. include
Flossie Johnson. Garfield avenue; Fred
Middleton, Jr., Second street; and Mrs.
Albert s Cheseborough. Union street. re-
ported by DR. w Fred Williams. Francis
Tsrpia, Gooding lane; Henry San Souci,
High street; Vincent Cannaso, Congregs-
tional street, reported by DR. William r.
Duffy.
The deeds for three pieces of property
sold at mortgages sale n week ago
Saturday. were passed yesterday 10
Charles r. Rockwell James F. De Wolf.
who was the highest bidder on one OF
the pieces OF property has declined to
take H. and that property was decided
10 Mr. Rockwell, who was the next high
est bidder
There will be two games OF basketball
on Thursday evening for one admission
at the Y NJ. G. A. gymnasium. The
team Of Company. A, First regiment, OF
Providence will play the Bristol team.
There will also be a game by the teams
OF the r. NJ G. Durfee hign school OF
Fall River and the Bristol high school
Patrick Hammill one OF Bristol's WE'LL
to-do citizens. has been confined 10 his
home on State street for the past two
weeks with the grip. is now on the road
to recovery.
An adjourned meeting OF the school
committee was held last evening for the
purpose OF going over and considering
the new rules and regulations which are
being drawn UP. No action was taken at
the meeting. last evening.
William III. Ramleres has sold to
Samuel McCaw and wife. n lot or land
on the north side OF Constitution street.
me ueeu IL recorueu 81 tne TOWN. cierk :
office.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the State
street NJ. F. church. will not meet on
Tuesday evening as usual but on Thurs
day evening at the residence OF the presl-
dent. Mrs. Frank r. Rameres on Church
street.
A quiet wedding took place yesterday
morning at ST. Mary's church. the con
tracing parties being John Joseph
Kennedy and Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Brown. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry
Brown. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. FIR. p. McCebe, pastor OF the
church. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary
Brown, sister OF the bride. and the
groom was attended by John Brown
nephew OF the bride After the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
residence OF the brides parents on Coll
Inns street. The couple were the re-
cipients OF many costly and useful gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Jane Stratton Anderson to
Lewis Hartsough Connant OF Palmyra,
y. Y.
The body OF Mrs. Sarah Thomas Rus
sell wife OF Edward A. Russell, and
daughter of the late William Harding Of
this town, was brought here yesterday
for interment. II was taken 10 the
North cemetery and entombed.
Thomas Huestls has leased the cot
tage house OF Edward c. Morrissey at
the corner OF Franklin and High streets
Councilman Charles s. Cummings is
confined TO his home on Bay View ave
nue. by illness.
A sacret concert Will be given by local
talent In the opera house. Sunday even
ing, under the auspices OF st. Charles
Branch. l. G. u. ".
John p. Reynolds has harvested about
23oo tons OF fee from the pond near his
residence and his ice house is nearly
filed. and has commenced cutting at the
Collins pond and will also cut at the
Nsrrows, making three cuttings at dif-
ferent ponds.
The Ktko club met with Miss Bessie
y. Tobin at her home on Franklin street.
on Friday evening, 10 help her celebrate
her 18th birthday anniversary.
John Mack went TO the hospital in
Providence. where he will undergo treat
ment for his leg which was broken some
time ago.