The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05
BRISTOL.
Rev. Mr.. TTotter to Preach
Sundays. S. c. Club eIec-
tiOn..Other Notes,

1,be town council as board of canvas
sers were in session on Thursday evening
and last evening in correcting the voting
lists which are TO be used on Tuesoay
next.
The three companies of Colts Guards
,att bArA last evening at $50 for Provi-
dence TO take part in the parade IN.
ranks OF each company were wen hileo
and bristol may we'll feel proud OF her
representation in this campaign.
Mrs Rreslen and daughter. who have
hoan absent several months visiting her
mother and relatives IN Manchester. Eng
land. arrived home yesterday
II il understood that Ensign Chessnlan'
who recently purchased the heau Tar "a y.
unon Netacom avenue Intend making IL
q model farm and stocking IL with
choice selection of fowl for breeding pur-
The small schooner Flying Fish from
kssonet with a load OF wood Tor ProNl-
dsnce caught on to the southwest point OF
the island yesterday forenoon and was
pulled of by the steam Jug cora
Al the opening OF the bowling tourna-
nent on Thursday evening at the Y. Nj. =.
A alleys. team No. won by is points.
mr. w II r Hammill OF Phillipsdale
Maid his mother and sisters. the MI ses
Uammill OF Hope street brief visit on
Wednesday.
Officers Dwyer and Magee are notity-
ing the delinquents who pay poIi TAX 10
call at the town treasurer's office at
once. ..
Rebekah lodge on the evening of Novem-
Der 10.
The intentions OF marriage OF Manuel
Mederos Estella and Miss Maria Teresa
sousa are recorded at the town clerk
office.
An automobile party, which 1nciuoeu
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tillinghast, Miss M.
7, Tillinghast and Mrs. G. c. Andrews.
entoyed a special dinner at the Hotei
Belvedere, last evening.
A large number OF citizens from here
visited Providence last evening to wit
ness the parade.
Governor w. T. c. wardwell on Thames
street is nearing completion and will he
ready for occupancy In two or three
weeks Both stores will be occupied by +.
Beauregard, who will remove his present
business on Bradford street. One store
will be for meat and the other for gro
ceries
Edith and Ramsay Trotter having re-
covered from diphtheria. Trinity Church
rectory has been fumigated and Rev, w.
" Tro,ter will officiate again on Sunday.
The Misses Baxter will leave here early
next week for Asheville. ~. G, where
thev will spend the winter.
The deed for the transfer OF tract OF
land on Mt HOPE avenue from Arthur
o'Lenry 10 the Iederer Realty company
Of Providence has been presented at the
town clerks office for record.
Miss Alice L. B. WYATT OF this town will
appear at the Providence Opera house
in the latter part OF the present month
with The r. n Sothern and Julia Marlowe
company In shakespearesn PLAYS.
Miss Gertrude Calvin. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Calvin. residing on
CONGREGATIONAL street Is now In the
Rhode Island hospital undergoing treat
ment
Miss Calvin had been IN poor health for
some time. and while visiting friends in
Providence her condition became con-
sIderably worse physician was sum
moned and. hnding symptoms Of appen-
dlcitls advised that the patient be re-
moved 90 the hospital. AS vet. however,
anperrlctis hae rot developed and Mss
Galvins many friends hope that she may
escape on OPERATION.
Al meeting OF tho s s. G. club held
at tho residence of Mise Alice CouRhlan,
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Miss Alice Coughlan; secretary,
Miss Annie Callsn; treasurer Miss Nelllo
| Tangney.
vocal and instrumental music was en-
| ioyed solos we're rendered by Miss
| Bridget Breen. Miss Jennie La France
! ana Miss Louise Doyle. One feature Of
| tia .venlng was . trick performed By