The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-23
BRISTOL.
Sudden Death Of John Heating
on the Street. Com
mission Here.

John Heating, one OF Bristors highly
respected citizens. was walking along
Hope street yesterday forenoon about
io:SO. when Richard Dunbar and another
gentleman noticed that he was bleeding
profusey from his mouth.
Mr.. Dunbar took him in his wagon and
started for his home but before medical
aid arrived he had passed away.
The family was away at the time. Mrs.
Keating being at her sisters on Bristol
neck. Hemorrhage OF the lungs was the
cause OF death
Mr.. Keating was In his 73d year and
was formerly employed at the National
India Rubber company's works. but ow-
ing TO failing health was compelled 10
leave there three years ago. He was
member OF Babbitt Post. @. A. r., and a
member OF the Congregational church.
A wife and two sons survive him. also
three sisters. all OF whom reside I'm
Bristol.
The Bristol Spiritual society will hold
a meeting In Pokonoket hall Sunday.
Sept Is, at $3.50 and 1880 p. m. Mrs. n. NJ.
Putney OF Lowell, Mass. will be present
and address the meeting.
Hezekiah Church Wardwell, son OF ex-
Lieut.. Gov. W. Il. c. Wardwell. left here
Wedn esday evening for New York. where
he will take n steamer for Porto Rico,
where he IL employed I'm the govern
ment service. He has been spending his
vacation here with his father and sisters,
and returned to resume his duties.
barge of 500 tons OF coal is now dis
| charged here at tho Staples Coal ocm-
| panys pier, by James Connery, for the
| Cranston worsted mill. One half OF the
| cargo will be carted TO tho Namquit mill,
| which was recently purchased by g. Il
| Rockwell owner OF the Cranston Worsted
mills.
Mr.. Rockwell informs the News rep
resentative that all OF the new machinery
| for the Namquit mill will arrive here
| today, and the setting UP OF the ma
ohinery will be pushed as rapidly as pos
| sible. as he is anxious TO get 10 manu-
| featuring wooden goods.
| Samuel Wardwell, Howard Newman
and Edward Lahey. graduates or th'
| Bristol high school, left hero yesterday
| to enter Brown university.
Eugene LeClair, Jr., who has been EN-
| uloyed by the Norcross Brothers, con
tractors, OF Worcester. Mass, the pas
three years, has bought out his rather
| business.
Henry r. Bullock and wife, accom-
panied by Bartholomew PAUL. left her
yesterday for the Adirondack mountain
on a months hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Crowley OF AT
lantic City. N. j.. arrived here yester
day afternoon, and are the guests
Capt. and Mrs. Isiah Crowley, on Bower
avenue.
At the regular meeting OF BURNSIDE
lodge, No. "a, knights OF Pythias. IL wa
voted TO extend an invitation 10 Red
wood lodge, Newport; Oriental and VIVA
Cheer lodges OF Providence. to visit her
M the next meeting.
The Homestead estate OF Mrs Josepl
r. Minsher on Church street was trans
ferred yesterday 10 Sophia j. DeWor.
An infant daughter OF Mr.. and MRS
Albert st. Germain died last evening
eged two months and three days
The state road commissioners came L
Bristol yesterday and expressed then,,
selves as we'll pleased with the wo..
done by Contractor Callan. The road
completed now from Constitution
valley streets. on Hope street
Mrs. Col Clark II. Straight and daugh
ter Mrs. Ida Eaton, are Visi'lhg J.
North Kingston.