The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-21
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Getting Ready for FaI'--Probate
Court hOteS.-A Wedding.
Other Notes Of-InlereSt.

Hon IT. II. Shepard received yesterday
morning the following telegram from
Wendall r. Davis, who Is purchasing
agent at the rubber works, who had
arrived at Junction City, Kansas: To the
Hon. II. r. Shepard: "Our car thrown
from track. Am slightly bruised. Two
badly cut. w. r. Davis
About n month ago Mr.. Davis left with
the Providence communicates for san
Francisco, Cal. to attend a grand
Masonic conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francisco r. De Wolf will
close their summer residence "Miramar,
and with their daughter, Nhe Baroness
Levay do Klstelek. and son, will leave
for New York next Sunday. They VIII
sail next Tuesday on the Cunard line for
Hungary. The baron. who is now tour
ing the country with the Interparlia-
mentary union as "A guest OF the govern
ment may not be able 10 reach Bristol
again this season, but will sail with his
family from New York next Tuesday.
Mrs Lemalre. residing on State street.
was taken TO the Rhode Island hospital
on Friday and yesterday successful
operation for appendicitis was performed.
In the window OF Stevens and com
pany's jewelry store may be seen the
handsome gold watch and chain and the
turquoise ring to be given 10 the two
ladies getting the best results In the sale
os combination tickets for the King Philip
Steam Fire Engine company's fair 10 be
held In Artillery armory from Oct. 10
10 "a.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gallagher and
family. Mrs. Frank y. Folger, Misses
Alice V. and Ella o. 'Rourxe and Messrs.
McGirl. Doyle. Duggan and Folger. all OF
Providence and Miss May Moran OF New
Haven were the guests OF Mr.. Grinell
and Charles Livingston Vt 'Seabrook'
farm, Chestnut street. Sunday
After a bake on tho lawn the party ad-
journed 20 the Soldiers home where n
recital OF vocal and instrumental music
by Miss O Rourke and Mr. McGirl, ac-
companed by Mr.. Duggan. was given,
which gave much pleasure 10 the veterans
at the home
The Eagle band will give its last con-
cert for the season on the common Thurs
day evening.
Miss Grace Stevens OF Williamsburg,
Mass. is a guest In the family Of Charles
II. Church at Pappoosesquaw.
At st Mary's church yesterday morning
John Habln and Miss Bridget Maher OF
this town were united in marriage.
Nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev j.
| r. Downing
Lewis lodge. No 90. A. O. ". w. held
! It's regular meeting on Monday evening
The grand officers OF the lodge are ex-
pected 10 attend the next meeting TO he
| held on the evening OF Oct 30.
Mrs. John r.. Wyatt and Miss Eloise
Gross OF Baltimore. Nd, and Miss Martha
g. Baker OF Winchester. Va. who have
been the guests OF the Misses Morris on
Hope street returned home yesterday.
The deed for tho transfer OF two lots
| OF land on the Whitford plat from
| Thomas Cregson to Joseph L. Buffum
| was recorded at the town clerks office
| Saturday. Yesterday the transfer OF a
| house and lot on the corner of Smith and
Hope streets from Sarah NJ Kimball 10
Isoline N. and Hattie r. Barnes was re-
| corded.
Mrs. John w Malborn OF Oneco, Conn,
and Mrs. James Carnes OF Port Rich
/ mond, Staten Island. N Y. returned 70
| their homes yesterday after visit "a
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Bull
lock. They came TO Bristol 20 attend the
] funeral OF their brother, William Bullock
The Herreshofr Manufacturing com.
pany's works started again Monday on
full time having OF late been running
only Ave days a week.
At a meeting held last evening of st
Mary's 4. A. society At their rooms or
| Wood street Il was voted not 10 take part
I'm the state parade OF temperance so.
! cieties next month.
There will be n missionary meeting
| Thursday, Sept %. al the home OF Rev
! F. r. Talbee. l69 Wood street: services al
8 p. m. Mrs. Hattie NJ. Talbee will address
the meeting.
The regular session OF tho probate cour'
was held yesterday. Judge John +. Rey
nolds presiding For the estate OF MarS
II. Holmes the account OF c. ". Man
chester. administrator was allowed
The petition for the appointment o
Francis r. Bowen as guardian OF Esther
Il. Smith. minor was granted BonC
was fixed ut 500; George W. Simmons be
coming surety. The appraisers are @ w
Simmons, w. r Fish and Robert Mckay
In the estate OF William H. Gray IN,
petition OF George l. Peck, administrators
for allowance 20 widow was granted
The petition for administrators was re
ceived I'm the case OF Mary W Furth an,
order OF notice given.