The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-20
BRISTOL.
Third U. S. v. |. S. c. Crew
Formed Collapsed.
DIphiheria Cases Severe.

Col Samuel p. Colt expects TO sail next
week. Saturday. Aug. 81. from Liverpool
on the steamer Campania.
Services Sunday. Aug. 2i, at the Bristol
Pentecostal church will be as follows;
Morning prayer. TO- preaching. lO:So; Sun
day school. IL; revival meeting, 7;s. Miss
Rose Fairlee and Miss Hancock mission
aries from Rest cottage. Providence. will
preach.
The third crew OF the local branch OF
the United States Volunteer Life Saving
Corps has been seIected by Lieut.. Henry
NJ s,ocum. II will consist OF Henry Nj.
Slocum, lieutenant Everett Church.
Thomas Brightman. Sydney Herreshon
and Fred Thurrer Today all three OF the
c.ews went ~ Crescent Park 10 fari:ci
Ilta in a demonstration of volunteer liic
saving
Dr w. @. Gardner and Master q. w.
Gardner OF Atlanta. Ca. are visiting Or.
Gardner's sister. Miss Mabel Gardner. at
her home on High street. This is Or.
Gardners first visit 10 Bristol in 10 years.
He will remain Ave weeks.
E l.. Mitchell OF Worcester, a repre-
sentative OF the University Medical so
ciety OF Philadelphia has returned TO his
home after spending a few days at the
residence OF II. Il. Huestis. 70 Franklin
streeet.
The piazza of the residence OF John
Pickles on Pearse avenue collapsed last
evening while II was occupied by several
members OF the family. The piazza is
quite high and the occupants were thrown
backward against tho building, as the
structure gave way at the rear. Fortu-
nately no one was seriously injured.
l.. Merton Cheesman leaves here this
.s..., Ter gfa tx.yA at
! cottage, the BROAD View" at Moonstone
beach. He will be accompanied by George
Pollock, Charles Hermann and Floyd
Huesic
Slgnor Muscente resumed his position as
! LEADER OF the Eagle band at the open air
COZ. cert upon the common last evening
Mrs. Annie t. Walker and children OF
! Providence have been the guests OF Con-
ductor and Mrs Bradford ID. Bosworth
/ this week.
Colonel Arthur w Barrett and family
| left here on Thursday for New York,
where he and his family WIFI spend part
OF his vacation with friends upon the
| banks OF the Hudson.
The intentions Of marriage OF Manuel
| Cabal Rego and Marie Preza Pravasia
both OF Bristol. have been recorded In the
/ office OF the town clerk
Mrs Ellery T.. Henck. (nee Keller), OF
| California, is visiting her cousin. Mrs
| James u. wardwell Mrs. Henck was
born I'm Bristol. but left here for Calf
ornia % years ago.
| wendall r. Davis purchasing agent OF
| the National India Rubber company. will
leave here today for n trip To California
where he will spend n few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sherman OF
Mount Auburn. Mass. have been visiting
relatives and friends In town for the raSt
I week making their home with their
brother. Thomas Sherman. on Church
| street.
Miss Mary A. Callan has arrived home
having spent two weeks in st. Louis at.
tending the national convention OF the
! Catholic Total Abstinence union as 9
delegate from Rhode Island.
Sheriff Phllo V. Cady and wife left here
last evening for a visit 90 Maine and New
Hampshire.
DR.. o. r. Siegel has reported two case
of diphtberia at the town clerks office
the victims being George and William
| Clayton OF Court street
The cases are both severe and tn
house where they reside has been placard
cd by the health officer.
There will be no game OF baseball upoi
tho common this afternoon, as the Bris
tolls will go To Attleboro TO play tn
Attlcboros.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Dimond left her
yesterday for New Hampshire for
! couple OF weeks.
The power yacht Coronet III. owned b.
ex-Cou1nodore Joseph E. Fletcher. wa
brilliantly illuminated last evening OF
the Fletcher mansion, where she lies a
her moorings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lee Morgan o
Tongalu. Miss, are the guests OF Mrs
Morgan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william
II. Belle. at their residence at the corne
OF Hope and Church streets.