The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-28
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Capt. Turner to Build Six Sum.
mer Cottages. Other Matters
Of Interest.

Captain Robert ~ Turner signed con-
tract with a Warren contractor yesterday
for the erection OF six summer cottages
lands, on the land owned by Mrs. Turn
er. II is understood that a station viii
be built there and be called Bay Ridge.
+. II. Fairchilds OF Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil. T. Chalmer Rane OF Virginia and
George T. Lewis OF New York city are
guests OF Jonn Taylor Lewis AZ the Hotel
Belvedere and will remain until after the
Lewis Nrardwell wedding.
Two Portugueses named Manuel l.
Motozo and John Mediesos were arrest
ed last evening by officer Goff for fight
Ing and revelling on Bradford street
They were released on bail later In the
evening TO appear Monday morning.
Colonel Samuel p. Colt accompanied by
his brother Judge J.. h. Colt. Miss Mary
Colt and Miss Primrose Colt, will sail
for Europe two weeks from yesterday.
Mrs. r.. r. Henernan. with her fve chill
dren. left last evening for New York city,
where she will join her husband, VINO rs
employed by the Wells Fargo Express
company They will make New York
their home in the future.
a quiet wedding took place at st. Mary 3
parochal residence on Monday morning,
when the pastor, Rev. T. j. Fitzpatrick,
united Theodore Durana and Miss Heslin,
both OF this place. Thomas F Hackett
of Providence was best man and Miss
Minnie Ryan daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Ryan, was Bridesmaid A we'd
ding breakfast and reception followed at
the home OF the groom on John street.
Veteran Joseph Brooks died In the Sol
der's Home at $40 yesterday afternoon
fter an Illness OF only two weeks OF dis
eases incident to old age.
Superintendent Jones OF the Newport
and Providence Railway company has in
formed parties that the new ferryboa
Bristol was working up the coast under
her own steam and will be here in time to
he placed on her regular route between
this town and Bristol Ferry. July /. The
new ferryboat will enter the harbor flying
n new set Of flags presented by the COM
pany.
Mrs. William II Bowen OF Providence.
whose family are occupying tho Gibson
homestead on Bristol Neck will entertain
the Glee club OF Providence this after
noon. About fifty are expected 10 be pres
ent
Yesterday afternoon a etter was read
stating that Edwin r. Fish would Ill the
position OF superintendent OF the factory
OF the National India Rubber works as
successor TO William Hodginson. recent
ly resigned. and that James Wallace
Franklin would be assistant superintcnd-
ont
The celebration In this town July will
excel that OF any fourth weather permit
ting for a number OF years The day will
be ushsred IN with the usual salute al
O'Clock by a detachment from the Bristol
Train OF Artillery and ringing OF the bells
OF the several churches for half an hour.
The procession will form az 10 o'clock on
High street In front OF the court house.
when the line moves there will be four
bands. in the line 70 discourse music Fort
Adams band Naval Training Station
band band from Pawtucket and St.
Mary's 6fe and drum corps. The process
sion will consist OF four divisions. The
oration will be delivered by Samuel s.
Drury and the Declaration OF Independ-
ence will be read by Miss Katherine CON
merry The Newport Artillery will be the
guests OF the Bristol Train or Artillery
and the Pawtucket Brass band will be en-
tertained by the italian society
Mr. and Mrs Edwin a Barows OF Prov
idence are spending a few weeks in town
before going 20 Wentworth hail. Jackson,
n H.. for the summer
Captain John A. C. GladdinG. one OF
BristolS oldest and most respected citi-
zens. passed away yesterday AT noon AZ
his home an Bay View Heights. He had
been confined to his residence only two
weeks with valyular disease OF the heart
He leaves a widow. three sons and two
daughters He will be greatly missed by
members OF Babbitt post OF which he was
member, as his presence was always
certain 70 bring pleasure and good cheer
To the veterans