The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-10
BRISTOL.
Miss Ca|Ian a Delegate Paul
Howe Injured-.U. S. Training
Ship Hartford in Harbor.

Miss Mary A. Callan left here Sunday
national convention of the Catholic Total
Abstinence union. which met in st. Louis
yesterday She will also visit the
Worlds fair before she returns
Paul Howe. the i5-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Howe OF Philadelphia,
who with their family are spending the
summer I'm town. met with a serious ac-
cldent yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock
He had driven from his home To the FIX
celsior tennis court NJ Silver Creek 20 play
the last match In the boys tournament,
the finals. I'm which Rudolph Wells was
10 be his opponent. AS he was alighting
from his wagon his foot became entangled
i'm the reins and he fell TO the ground,
fracturing his left arm at the elbow joint.
Rev. William r. Trotter. who was at
the tennis court. came TO his assistance,
and he was helped into the wagon and
taken to the office of Or. A. NJ. Merrman.
Dr. w. Fred williams. the family
physician was summoned. and assisted
Dr. Merriman in administering ether and
reducing the fracture.
The Lad suffered much pain and bore up
we'll This morning he is TO be taken to
the Rhode Island hospital where DR..
Pegram will take a radiograph OF the
elbow 10 see that the bones are in n
natural position.
The United States training ship Hart
ford came into the harbor yesterday and
anchored OF Pappoosesquaw Poirt. and
Capt. Reeder and number OF the other
officers came ashore and were entertained
by n r. Case.
The Hartford was Admiral Farragut's q
flagship during the Civil war. but is now
a government training vessel.
The directors OF the Newport womans
exchange will have a sale Of choice goods
at the south store in the Hotel Belve-
dere Wednesday. August 10. from 10 a. m.
10 p. m.
Or. Morris p. Tiney and Miss Lydia
guests for a few days Of Mrs James NJ.
Clifford OF State street. Mrs Clifford en-
tertained yesterday afternoon in honor OF
the state historian OF the ID. A. r.. Miss
Edith N. Tilley. OF Newport.
Patrick Malone. employed by contractor
Hoxie on the new ferry wharf at the
foot OF Conversational street. cut his leg
severely yesterday while hewing spies.
the office OF Or. r. s. Church. where the
cut was closed with several stitches.
Councilman F. l. Waldron, In Secre-
tary Browns office al the National India
Rubber company. has resigned his posi-
ton TO accept a position as head book
keeper for the firm OF Ostby e. Barton.
In Providence.
The commissioners OF the sinking fund
met last evening In the council cham
hers
Yesterday morning Fred Patstone, son
OF Alfred Patstone OF Mt. Hope avenue
was severely bitten on his right temple
by dog DIR. r s. Curch was called and
cauterized 1t. He thinks IL will not result
seriously
At n meeting held last evening II was
decided TO admit ladies free at the an
nual picnic OF Bristol Independence club
to be held at Hauterive on Saturday
August 20. The music for the occasion
will be furnished by Lavey's Imperial
orchestra.
Reba lodge. l. o. o. F.. is arranging to
have a childrens party in Odd Fellows
hall August a.
Mary A. Greene has decided interest in
Green farm on the east side OF Metacom
avenue and in land on the west side of
the same highway to Frank c. Kelley.
The large steam yacht May, an ocean
going yacht from Philadelphia, owned by
Mrs. r. r. Sims, is anchored of Ferry
hill.