The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-29
BRISTOL.
Baby Chok0d 10 Death by Food.
Or. BeIdon Dead. ..OthGr Items
Of Interest.

Last evening the young people OF the
First Baptist church held a meeting at
the parsonage 10 make arrangements for
the winter work Of the b. Y. p. u.
Rev. A. 8. stowell. pastor OF the First
Baptist church. delivered an able address
A. Sunday afternoon.
1t was announced Sunday morning at
ST. Mary's church that the 1880 a m.
service would be discontinued beginning
next Sunday Rev. j. r. Downing, the
assistant pastor. announced that the pas
tor, Rev. FIR McCabe. Is at Norfolk. Va,
for the benefit OF his health, which is
improving.
The factory OF the National India Rub
ber works, which closed last "Wednesday
on account OF Thanksgiving resumed
operations again yesterday morning.
Harry Munroe, who for some time has
been salesman with Besse. Middlebrook,
company, Providence severed his connec-
ton with that Arm on Saturday and has
accepted a position with the NomQuit
worsted mill. Mr.. Munroe commenced his
duties yesterday.
Owing TO the inclement weather the
church attendance was quite small ST.
Mary's masses were celebrated at 7. 8 and
1030 by Rev. j. f. Downing. A collec-
tion was taken at each mass for the
Catholic university at Washington d. c.
The floor OF the Salvation army barracks
which gave away a couple OF weeks ago
has been repaired and services are now
conducted there by Captain and Mrs.
Percy Celew. Rev. Frank r.. Talbee con-
Quoted the services at the Pentecostal
church.
DR.. Fred Arnold and family OF New
port, who have been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Arnold on Hope
street. since Thanksgiving day, returned
home last evening.
DIR. Charles o. Belden, a patient at the
Hopeworth sanitarium in Bristol for the
past two weeks. died their Of oedema OF
the lungs. DR.. Belden. who was a ply
sician Of Litchheld. Conn. where he was
born March 10. 1853, leaves widow The
body was taken TO Litchheld, Conn. yes
terday for burial
The December term Of the common pleas
division Of the supreme court will begin
here next Monday morning.
In the district court, before Judge Bos-
worth yesterday. John McGill. who is we'll
advanced In years. was sentenced 70 six
months at the state farm for vagrancy.
A child named Frank F. Sweet five
months old, died last evening at $50,
being choked while nursing from a bottle.
Its parents were Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Sweet, who live on Narragansett ave-
nue.. DR.. Williams the medical exam
iner.L LYieMed- the e-remaiHs- and deemed an
autopsy unnecessary.
Edward Truedell has bought a lot OF
land from Russell ID. Bullock on the west
side OF Gooding's avenue. The deeds are
transferred
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett OF Boston came
here yesterday and were driven to Ferry
Hill, where he was shown a tract OF land
for sale
The five masted schooner Ella Wright
ington Of Newcastle, Del, touched upon
Framing Mill ledge yesterday afternoon
and was aground for three hours. She
was taken by the tugboat Cora and towed
UP the bay.
The cottage on the west side OF Hope
street at the corner of Smith street, which
was sold at auction several weeks ago
and the bargain not closed. was sold
again Saturday through the agency OF