The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-18
BRISTOL.
Train Of Artillery 10 Observe
Anniversary Union Service
Girls Societies.

i The Bristol Train OF Artillery has COM
pleted the arrangements for the ceebra-
ton OF the 10th anniversary this even
ing. There will be a parade through
High and Hope streets at Z o'clock. head
ed by the Eagle band and banquet at
the armory at $3.50. Col. Joseph B. Burgess
Will act as POSTMASTER.
The Fourth of July committee at its
last meeting declared not TO attempt to
make a feature OF antiques and horribles
I'm the parade, AZ there is not sufficient
local interest In the project.
The town clerks office will be kept
open evenings until June %. in order TO
accommodate those who cannot leave
their work in the day time 10 register.
The new ferry landing was finished yes
terday morning and the steamer Saga
more will make her landings there here
after. instead Of az the public wharf.
IL is quite surprising TO see the number
OF passengers that are travelling upon the
new route.
At the State Street NJ r. church to-
morrow a special service ls to he held
OF the church. An elaborate program
II being arranged. The pastor will make
brief address. his subject being 'The
Children and the Church" In the even
ing n grand concert will be held the chill
dren and the church choir assisting.
The Swedish brass band OF Providence
viii have charge Of the service next Mon
day evening at the Salvation Army haH
on High street.
The bowling tournament OF the NJ
g A has closed, and Elisha HILBERT is
the winner OF the prize offered for the
best total OF three strings and OF a
single string. The following are the
three strings: 104-ss-294. The single
string score is 1l0.
At the present time only about 200 have
registered. and 70 OF them are veterans
from the Soldiers home. There are
about 1850 eligible tn vote. II they qualify
Edward G. Morrissey has sold his cot
tage house lot at the corner OF High and
Franklin streets 10 Andrea v. Ambrosia
A quiet and Informal wedding took
place at ST Michaers church yesterday
place at o'clock, when Harry Fales
Misher and Miss Ava Byron Close.
daughter of Mrs Noah Parker Close, Of
this town. were united In marriage by the
rector, Rev. DR.. Locke. Only the brides
mother and brother and Mr.. Minister'S
mother and daughter were present at
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Minsher
win reside at the corner Of Hope and !
Valley streets
The honse and lot on Union street be
longing To the estate Of the late Dr. n |
J. Weylan was offered for sale by auc- |
tioneers Lyman r. Bosworth Of ,..is town |
and George VI. Rurnham ~ Providence
on Thursday noon on the premises. but |
there was no sale. the price hid not being
satisfactory. There were about '25 per
sons present when auctioneer Bosworth |
read the conditions. A. &. Chesebrough |
gave the FIRST bid OF $4,000, and Dr. o. r. |
t.A AZ.
property was not sold and could not he
worth less than $1,000.
Robert Cassatt Of Philadelphia, son of
President Cassatt OF the Pennsylvania
railroad. will soon come to Bristol and
with his family will occupy the Menslaxe
cottage at Ferry hill.
DR. q. n. Segel has reported another
ease Of diphtheria. The patient Is Miss
Carrie Cross. who resides on Pay View
avenue. Or. Siegel has also reported that
James and Mabel Moore are IN with scar
ct fever.
The Herreshofr Manufacturing company
= soon TO commence summer time
giving its employees Saturday
'fternoon. The half holidays will prob
Ibly begin In about two weeks
About 20 members OF the Girls Friendly
ocieties OF ST. Michaers and Trinity
hurches, with a few girls from Warren
ttended a special service In Trinity
hurch last evening. The service was
onducted by the rector Rev. w. r..
'rotter, and Rev. DIR. Locke read the
assons Rev. r. ~ Turner was also i'm
he chancel. The sermon was preached
y Rev. FIR Osborne OF Boston. whose
heme was Mutual Helpfulness." After
ne services there was a social time In
ne parish house and refreshments were
srved.
The remains Of Daniel Very. who died
Vast Providence. were brought here
esterday for burial in the North ceme-
'ry.
The funeral of Thomas T. Bryce, who
ed suddenly mt the Hopeworih sani-
-riun, was held today at St Michaers
lurch. The remains were taken to the {
lurch by Undertaken Wilbur and the ..
rvices conducted by Rev. Dr. Locke.
ctor Of the church. After the services
e remains were taken TO Brooklyn. n.
j., and inferred I'm Greenwood cemetery.