The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-28
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Mr.. Sato, Of the Japanese Mis-
sion, May Be Rev. Mr..
Hoods Guest. ..0ther Matters

Rev. w. Lcnoir Hood, pastor OF the
state Street NJ T.. church. who is en-
Joying his annual vacation. had intended
10 visit Mr.. Aimaro Sato, the spokesman
OF the Japanese pease ENJOYS IN Ports
mouth, y. H., this week. but was pre-
vented from doing so by an accident. Mr.
Sato is classmate OF his. II is the in
tention of Mr.. Hood, II he IS unable 20
visit Mr.. Sato. TO invite him 10 spend a
few days with him at Bristol
The Ivy guild OF st. Michaels church
will hold a supper arl sale next wednes-
day evening in ST. Michaers chapel The
guild will also give trolley party this
week. but the exact date has not been
decided on
Members OF the Americus Hook and
Ladder company of Rockland. Me. who
have been the guests OF the Hydraulion
Engine company the past week returned
home Saturday morning, Before leaving
they assembled IN front OF tho Bristol
hotel and gave number OF cheers for
the members Of the Hydraulion, who were
all present. They also cheered for Cap
tain Hurley proprietor OF the hotel. They
took with them numerous souvenirs OF
Bristol and the fire organizations
The tennis department OF the National
India Rubber company closed on Satur-
day night for period OF ten days TO
make necessary repairs.
Dr. James North and wife OF New
York city arrived on Saturday on visit
TO Miss Minnie ID. w. Perry OF High
street
William NJ. Prest, attorney OF Boston.
IL visiting Ezra Dixon and family
Notices have seen posted throughout
the town concerning the game laws, and
the restrictions which have been placed
on certain birds
Emily Vera, an employe OF the Cranston
Worsted mill. had one OF her fingers
lacerated while at work on warping ma
chine. DR.. .. II. Siegel was summoned
and dressed the wound.
Miss Bride Culey has been appointed
forewoman OF the shoe department Of the
National India Rubber company 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the retirement OF
Miss Harriet Waldron. She commenced
her duties this morning.
The naval reserves arrived home Sat-
urday evening after having spent a week
I'm cruising on the L. S. 5. Columbia off
Gardner's Island In Long Island sound.
Mrs. Cornelius Brogan, who resides on
First street. who has been an invalid for
some time. is now critically i'll with but
slight hope of her recovery.
W. Russell Bogert and family OF New
Olh city are NlSltIa MISS Minnie -. W.
Perry at her home on High street. Mr..
Bogert was formerly resident Of Bristol.
Miss Helen North is visiting tho Misses
Barnes at their residence, "Wyndestowe,'
on Hope street.
Miss Isabel T.. Connery is visiting
friends al Revere Beach.
Mrs. Willard 3. Kenney and her son,
Pardon who for the past week have been
visiting friends I'm New Bedford. returned
home on Saturday.
The Watuppa team of Fall River won
on Saturday from the Bristol team I'm a
lively game on Bristol common, the score
being l2 runs TO 3 for the Bristols.
There were 10 entries In the handicap
gols tournam at the links of the Bris-
tol Golf club on Saturday afternoon and
four prizes offered. B. II. De Wolf, Jr.,
and d 3. Barry were tied for the first
at - net There were three players tied
ut II net for the second. Miss Katherine
l.. Tucker, Mrs. Ia. A. Du Willard and L.
Starr. The first prize. a gold pencil is
10 be played for by b. ID. De Wolf and
D. s. Barry There was club day re-
ception and Mrs Frank Wheelwright
served the ices and Miss Sallie Wheel
wright poured tea.
Augustus O. Bourne, Jr., OF New York,
who has recently returned from tour
through Europe. is visiting his father,
ex-Gov. A. o. Bourne, here