The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-15
BRISTOL.
Yacht Club Nominations. Nam
quit Mil Repairs William
Bullock Dead. .Other Items.

The Ladies' Aid branch OF the Ep-
worth League will meet this evening at
the residence OF Mrs. Nathaniel Gladding
on Hope street. when action Is 10 be taken
that will interest all members.
Miss Elizabeth O. Barry OF Washing
ton. d. c., paid brief visit yesterday 10
the DE Wolf inn, Miss Barry is a sister
OF David s. Barry.
The nominating committee OF the Bris-
tol Yacht club met last evening and nom
mated candidates for officers OF the club.
The annual election will be held next
Tuesday evening.
The Y. NJ. c. A. tennis enthusiasts are
preparing for a mems handicap tennis
tournament 10 he held on the associa-
tons tennis courts beginning next Mon
day. The drawings will take place satur-
day night
The Bristol Pentecostal church all-day
meetings today with services at 1890. 2:SO
and at 1880. Rev. +. w. Domino Of North
Attleboro, Mass, preached.
Through the agency OF William b. Glad
ding the yaw Scute OF the Seabird type
was cold yesterday for Charles Wheel
wright 10 A. J. Bassett OF Bullock 8
point. The craft was but a few years ago
built by Mr.. wheelwright
There arrived here yesterday schooner
Clara f. Rogers. Coffin master with a
full cargo Of lumber from Calais Maine,
for the Wardwell Lumber company.
The De Wolf inn will close next Mon
day after a very prosperous season.
The Namdut mill. which was recently
purchased by c. b. Rockwell OF this
town. Is undergoing extensive repairs.
New floors are being laid preparatory TO
the installation OF new machinery for the
mandatory OF wooden goods The old
machinery. which was not included In the
purchase has been removed. The new ma
chinery will arrive I'm a short time.
At the meeting of the FIR. Mathew T.
A. society, Edward T. Mckinley, a mem
ber of the board OF governors. reported
that the state parade OF the diocesan
union would be held in Bristol. Sunday,
October IS
The principal speakers in the evening
will be Rev. John +. Sullivan OF Provi-
dence and Rev. FIR. Dowling OF Bristol.
William Bullock died yesterday morning
after a brief Illness at his home on Con-
stitution street. He leaves a widow and
two small children He was born in this
town and is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James b. Bullock, who reside on School
street
The deceased was for years a member
OF the Hydraulion Fire company and was
employed for a long time at the factory
OF the National India Rubber company.
His funeral was this afternoon from his
late home on Constitution street
Miss Majorie Lahey OF this town has
entered the State Normal school.
The Eagle band is 10 give a concert on
the common this evening weather permit
ting and one on Saturday evening. These
concerts were postponed n week ago or
more on account OF stormy weather.
The steam yacht Carmina, owned by
Charles Fletcher OF Providence. arrived
here this morning the owner visiting his
son ex-Commodore Joseph F. Fletcher.
number more OF skilled rubber work
ers left here this morning for Claremont
n. H., where they have been engaged TO
work by a rubber manufacturer
II is reported here that Mr.. John p.
Mills, who owns fine summer residence
upon Ferry HILL is going 10 change his
residence from New York 10 Bristol.
Schooner Cornelia loaded with lumber
sailed yesterday for New London. Conn.
Mrs Henry Belts and daughter. who
have been visiting at the ferry the past
two weeks returned home yesterday.