The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-18
BRISTOL.
Miss Connsry 10 Read OscIara-
tion Of Independence on the
Fourth Of JuIy-.0th0r Notes.

Miss Catherine Connery a graduate OF
the class of ,nl as Bristol high seheel, VIII
read the Declara An OF Independence at
the Opera house on the Fourth OF July.
Dominic Langello, about five years old.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Felice Langello.
while crossing Wood street was acci-
dentally run into and knocked down by
a boy named Michael Langello. The lad
In falling struck his head on the curbing.
cutting a deep cash over the right eye
three inches In length. IL was thought
at first there was a fracture OF the skull
and the boy was taken 70 the Rhode ISL
and hospital. II was learned from the
hospital that the boy is improving and
will undoubtedly recover
Mrs. LeBaron b. Colt, with her daugh-
ters Mrs Edwin A. Barrows and chill
dren, and Miss Beatrice Colt will sum
mer at Wentworth hall, Jackson, n. II.
Miss Margaret Bergen was taken sud
denly III yesterday noon and expired In a
very short time.
The racing sloop Alice was launched
from the north shop at the Herreshoff
works yesterday afternoon. She was built
for Max Warbusch OF hamburg. Ger
many, for racing with seven other boats
OF her class on the Elbe and Baltic sea
Her captain. Charles Rihm. was present
at the launching. The Alice IL 6s feet
over all. 45 feet on the water line, i3
feet beam and draws nine feet and five
inches OF water. Her hollow wooden
pole mast, 76 feet long. was stepped yes
terday Immediately after the launching
and the work OF rigging is well along
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Gladding,
wife of Benjamin Gladding, took place
yesterday afternoon at the Bristol Pente-
costal church. The body was brought
from Mrs. Gladdings residence on Gar
field avenue 10 the church. Rev r T..
Talbee. the pastor. conducted the SER
vices. Burial was at the North ceme-
terry.
The funeral OF Robert Holmes. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holmes. who died OF
pneumonia after short illness, took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
home on state street The services were
conducted by Rev. c. l.. Locke u. D.
rector OF St Michael's Episcopal church.
The interment was In the family lot in the
North burial ground.
Police Captain Morrissey has concluded
his investigation OF a robbery OF several
household articles recently at the prom
ises OF Mrs. Marian l. De Wolf on De
Wolf avenue, II was claimed that antique
furniture was stolen and some household
rissey reported the matter TO Mrs. De
Wolf and said he had discovered tho
whereabouts OF the goods missing and in
whose possession they are. Mrs De Wolf
has not decided yet whether she will pros
ecute or not.
The Y. NJ c. A. bowling team will go 20
Newport this evening 10 bowl a matcn
with the Newport Y NJ G. A. team.
81 Charles branch. No 6Si. I. c. n. T.,
met on Tuesday evening In Temperance
hall and the following officers were in
stalled by state President Thomas r
Clarke assisted by ex-State President
Dennis J. O'Connell. state Secretary Miss
Catherine Halllwell. District Deputies
Joseph f. Dwyer. Charles Shea and Eu-
gene shannon: President. Philip H. Nor
RE: vice president. Miss Katherine A.
Hammill: recording secretary. Miss Annie
Callan; financial secretary. Cornelius
Gallagher: treasurer. Miss May Cleaver;
trustee. Hugh Kelley: sergeant-at-arms.
Michael Cavanaugh Following the In
stalation n fine collation. was served and
pleasant entertainment enjoyed
The supper and entertainment given In
@ A n. hall last evening under the aus
pices of tho Ladies auxiliary TO St
Mary's Total Abstinence society was well
attended and Will be continued 10 THIS
evening