The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-03
BRISTOL.
Reba Rebekah Lodge Has EIec.
tiOn..OIed Within Week Of
Husband. ..0ther Items.

At meeting OF Robs Rebekah. lodge,
No. r. |. o. o. r.. last evening the annual
election OF Officers was held, resulting as
follows: Noble grand. Mrs Nellie Nc
Cav. vice grand. Mrs. Mary r. Fish,
recording secretary Miss Annie NJ. Faux
ner. financial secretary. Mrs. II. Emily
Bullock, treasurer. Miss HELEN Munro.
The other officers who are appointive,
will be named by the noble grand In
January The following were chosen to
serve on the committee on odd Fellows
home three years, y. G.. Mrs. Annie M
Ashton; two years, p. ~ q. Miss Annie
NJ. Faulkner; one year, =. y q. Mrs. II.
Emily Bullock.
A communication was received from ID.
q. VI. Lucinda b. Burlington of Warren.
The installation OF officers will take
place Jan. ). and invitations were ex-
tended 10 Grace Rebekah lodge OF Ports
mouth. and Celestial Rebekah lodge OF
Warren, To be guests at the installation.
The noble grand appointed a refreshment
committee for that evening.
II was voted 10 celebrate the 10th an
niversary OF the lodge. which will oc-
cur Jan. u. and, Wampanoag encamp-
ment No is, and United Brothers lodge,
No. 70. will be invited 20 be present
upon that occasion. Upon the conclusion
OF the business session a collation. was
served.
The musical service given in 81. Mich
aers church Thursday evening by the
combined choirs OF Christ church. Provi-
dence and 81. Michaers church OF Bris-
tol. was very largely attended. and the
excellent music discoursed was highly APP
preciated. The program was carried out
with one or two changes.
The chorus consisted OF 10 voices. The
soloists and quartets were as follows:
Miss Lillian Wilson. soprano. Mrs. Nan
McCarty. contralto Benjamin r. Wilson,
tenor; George w Warren. bass; r. j.
Valentine. organst and director. The
rectc-. Rev. George l. Locke, d. D., con-
Quoted the service. assisted by the Rev.
William r. Trotter Of Trinity church. OF
Bristoy. and Rev. Frederick Il. Buck or
Christ church OF Providence. The same
choirs combined at musical service
given In Christ church in Providence last
evening.
Mrs Katherine Belden of Litchheld.
Conn widow OF DR. Charles O. Belden.
who died here at the Hopeworth Sanitar-
ium last Sunday. OF heart weakness and
lung trouble did not long survive her
husband as she succumbed last night at
about S:15 o'clock. AT the same institu-
ton. TO exhaustion from suppuratve pan
creattis. Mrs. Belden was ie years or
age Her remains will be taken TO Litch-
field Conn, for burial
Next Thursday evening. Dec. 3. the
grand officers will make their annual visi-
tation To Wampanoag encampment, No. ..
|. q. q. r
The election Of officers. which was 10
have been held last evening by Mount
Hope council. ROYAL Arcanum. was post
,,nppd until future uoPefing
DR.. A. NJ Merriman reports another
case OF diphtheria. tho patient being Al
bert Bowler. II years Of age, residing with
his parents MIR. and Mrs Frank Bowl
or, on High street
Thursday evening tho members or the
Bristol Train of Artillery and the Veteran
Artillery met I'm Armory hall and enjoyed
an oyster supper. sprovided hy Caterer
Perkins. There were speeches and music.
Late in The evening there was a target
shoot at the indoor range. 4 committee
was appointed from the active and vet
eran companies 10 arrange for 4 Wash
ington Birthday ball
The committees arc Sergeant Card. Ser
geant Graham. Sergeant Robertson. Cor
poral Mott and Private Anderson; veteran
committee. Colonel Joseph r. BURGESS.
Colonel T. r Usher. Colonel \ r. Meizgs
Major Lafayette Gorham, Lieutenant
On Dec. 12. John r.. Montross % the Vet
eran association. will give a chowdcr NJ
the armory 10 both companies I'm honor
OF his cath birthday anniversary.
The Rough and Ready football team of
Warren viii play the Tnvicibles or this
town this afternoon upon the Common.
Giovanni Petruccl who lost his arm,
by being caught i'm a machine at tho
Parker mills yesterday. boarded here at
rs Congregational street. He was an
unmarried man. but has a mother living
I'm Italv. lie was taken to the hospital IN
Fall River.
Secretary Bradshaw of the Y. NJ c.
A, IL expected home TODAY from trip
of two weeks 10 the ST Louis oxposition.
The intention OF marriage Of John Parcs
and Mrs. Laura Fretas. both Of Bristol.
were filcd yesterday az the town clerks
office
a large number OF people from all parts
of the state and Massachusetts arrived
here last evening 20 attend the funeral
OF the late Rev. Father =. McCabe. rec
tor of 81 Mary's church
Team No ? and Team No. will bowl
next Monday evaSiug in the tournament