The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-20
BRISTOL.
ST. May's 7. A. Society to
Hold Bowling Re-
cord Broken--NeW Company

Mrs. Jane Nimmo, widow OF Andrew
Nimmo. died at her home on Court street.
Monday. after a long illness. She leaves
three daughters and one son. The fun-
eral was held this afternoon from her
late residence on Court street. Rev. r.
Newton owen, officiating Burial was
at tho North cemetery
At a meeting of ST. Mary's T. A. So
ciety, held last evening II was voted 10
hold a bazaar in the near future, the enter
tstnment committee TO have charge OF
the details. II was voted 10 procure ban
ners and flags for the society. J. +. Gal
vim tenders his resignation as a member
OF the entertainment and sick commit
tee and James ]. Runy was elected TO fill
the vacancy on the entertainment com
nlittee. II was decided TO use the Belve-
dere hotel az a meeting place for the
delegates OF the Z. T. A union, which will
hold it's semi-annual convention here Me-
u vote OF thanks for the presentation of
an original drawing OF tho battle OF
Santiago.
Probably II will he many seasons before
a series OF three games OF duck pins will
be bowled by any member of the Y. NJ g.
A. which will excel the score that r..
NJ Dimond made yesterday in the tour
.
A. Johnson. did some fine bowling. as his
score shows. making a total OF 2s5 But
Dimond's three-string total OF 81 Is "A
record breaker, and he will undoubtedly
swing the pennant at tho finish The i'm
preston of the crack bowlers was that
the score OF Hibberts and Il, De Wolf of
$50. would be sample guide for all com
ers, but they are now like Macomber,
waiting for something TO turn up
l In "a
while TO shake the dust off the crew and
give them n little exercise preparatory
10 their sailing today. Her windward
work was excellent and when going I'm
stays II was but one shake OF the main
ssil, and she was wrapt fun and of. IL
was perfectly marvellous how easily Cap
tain Barr handled her with fully an much
ease as a 3O-foot cat boat. There were
many spectators upon the piers watch
ing her movements and all were OF the
opinion she will make a great record.
A new military campany has been form
ed called the Burnside Memorial Cadets.
and Il is their intention 10 organize the
coming week. and take part In the Fourth
Of July parade If an invitation Is ex-
tended them by the Fourth OF July com
mittee.
Mr. John Holmes on Thames street, has
the choicest selection OF Homing Ant
werps I'm the state and he intends TO let
| them go from his cotes on tour 10 Wash
| ington, -. c.. and return on Thursday. II
Is expected they will make the round trip
I in 40 hours.
Mrs William H. Phillips and child OF
| Providence, spent the day here yesterday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
B. Warren at their home on the corner OF
Bradford and Central streets.
Nrs Jonathan B Munro IS quito III at
her homo on Bristol Neck, adanced age
being the principal cause.
Mr.. William III. Munro. the well known
hardware dealer upon Hope street, Is
confined 10 his home with a compiled
ton OF diseases.
The funeral Of Ms. Susan II Gladdins.
wife of Captain Samuel Gladding, took
place Yesterday afternoon from her late
home on High street. Rev. William X.
Trotter rector of Trinity church, con-
ducted the services There we're many
beautiful floral offerings. The bearers
were Theodore O. Glsdding and r. r.
Gladding OF this town. Theodore and
George Carr OF jamestown. all nephews
OF Mrs. Gladding. The remains were en-
toubed at the North cemetery
The Congregational club will give a so
cial to the members OF the church ana
| congregation in Memorial chapel, this
evening from to 10 O'Clock.
A grand demonstration took place TO-
aay at 10 O'Clock when the lngomar sail
cd IN the harbor. and as she passed the
Rristol Yacht club house attractiNely
decorated with flags, she received gen
e,-al salute with best wishes for success
= - ,.har sida of the ocean.