The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-28
BRISTOL.
R. l. Library Association Meeting.
Basketball Season Opened.
Cut by a Fall. :

Mrs. Lasa -vina. wife OF DR.. Jose Luga
stationed at Porto Rico. left here for her
home Saturday. She was accompanied
by her niece. Miss Agnes Herreshon'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel @.
Herreshofr Mrs Luga-vina has been
visiting here since September, She Is a
daughter Of A. Sidney Dewon. and her
mother who Is stin living at the home
stead on Griswold avenue. was the daugh-
ter OF the late Governor Byron Diman
OF this state.
The report OF the commissioners In the
case Of Joseph E Fletcher VS. the Provi-
dence and Newport Railway company In
regard to the purchase OF land by the
company at the foot OF Thames street.
has been handed In to the clerk OF courts
but the contents are not made public.
The Newport and Providence Railway
company has completed arrangements 10
build covered passageway from the
Consolidated terminal to the ferry land
ing on this end Of the line and also
covered passageway on the Portsmouth
end to connect with Its electric cars
Bsbbitt post G.. A. r., and Babbitt
Relief corps met Friday evening In sep
arate rooms In Grand Army hall. II was
voted by the latter TO hold a rummage
sale Wednesday and Thursday. Dec. IL
and Is. There was a social hour at the
close OF business. the birthday anniver-
sary OF Mrs Mary II. Finch. the senior
vice president. being celebrated by music
and speeches, after which a collation. was
served by the entertainment copmittee.
Plans have been arranged by Rabbits
4. A -
officers next Friday evening.
The factory OF the National India Rub
Der works resumed operations again this
morning.
The annual meeting OF the Rhode Island
Library association was held today In
ST. Michael's chapel
Edward v. Doyle has resigned his posi-
ton as local agent for the Providence,
Fall River and Newport Steamboat COM
pany. and Harry V. Cady, son OF Sheriff
Cady, has been appointed TO fill the va
cancy. and began his duties on Friday.
The public schools were again opened
this morning, having been closed since
Thanksgiving day.
The British schooner II. A Holder, with
foreign cargo on board consigned 10 z.
NJ. Martin & Co, has been badly crippled
in a heavy westerly blow on Nantucket
Shoals, losing her rudder post, but was
able to work up under Chatham, where
she anchored. The collector of customs
OF this port and warren had received no.
tification OF her clearance from st. John,
n. B.. by the shippers
The body of Lillian May Misho, who
died Friday at the Nickerson Home In
Boston was brought here yesterday for
burial. She was daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Eleazer Misho of this town. The
interment will be at the North ceme-
terry.
The story-and-a-half cottage situated
at the corner OF Hope and Smith street,
has been sold by the Misses Barnes TO
Herbert Lord
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Willard and fam
lily OF Roslindale. Mass, who have been
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John Cog
geshall on Lincoln avenue since Thanks
giving. returned home yesterday
Colonel Henry d. Stanley, general sell
ing agent In New York Of the wire de-
partment OF the National India Rubber
company, who has been stopping several