The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-03
BRISTOL.
Mrs. Kenney Oiss After Pro-
IOngGd Illness. Mrs. Colt
Received by Pope Plus X

Mrs. Margaret Mac Cullum Kenney,
wife Of Pardon T. Kenney. died last even
ing az o'clock after a long illness at
her home on Richmond street. Mrs.
Kenney was born in Glasgow, Scotland,
a daughter of William and Elizabeth Nc
Phee, and came 10 this country when
quite young. The deceased is survived by
her husband one dughter and three sons,
and also a brother Daniel McPhee OF
Providence. and two half-Ssters. Mrs.
John IA. hatcher OF Brooklyn. y. Y, and
Mrs John Z. Reynolds OF this town. The
funeral was held this afternoon at 2
o clock from her late residence on Rich
mond street The services were conduct
cd by Rev. William r. Trotter, rector
OF Trinity church, of which she was
member. lnterment was at the North
cemtery.
Mrs. 5. p. Colt, who is now at Rome,
had the honor OF an audience with Pope
PiuX y on March IS.
Miss Dora Trudel, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Trudell. residing on
Mount Hope avenue met with an ac-
cident Friday evening. She Is employed
at the factory OF the National India
Rubber company. and falling over a truck
In the packing room was rendered un-
conscious for about IL minutes. She re-
vived and was able 20 go 10 her home.
Ellery ". Greene will leave In a few
days for Waukesha. where he will make
his home with his uncle. Benjamin r.
Munro, formerly OF this town. who is 81
years old.
Miss Julia Bogart. q former resident.
now student in the art department at
Pratt institute. Brooklyn, is spending her
vacation with Miss Peck Of Bristol Neck.
The committee appointed at the recent
financial town meeting 10 ascertain the
condition and cost OF repairing or re-
building the roads Will meet this evening
in the council chamber.
The members OF tho Womans Auxiliary
10 the Y. NJ G. A. have begun the work
Of sewing useful articles to be offered /
FOR sale later for the benefit OF thel
Y. M. G. a.
The- marriage Intentions Of Ranaele
Proto. Annina sansome. both OF this
town. are recorded at the town clerks
office.
The deed for the transfer Of a house
on School street from Charles A West
and wife 20 Jose r Toste and wife are
recorded at the office Of the town clerk
AT a meeting OF the building committee
HnHnp1Nl town
meeting 20 have charge Of the erection
~ tho new $4,000 high school building.
tho gift OF Col Samuel p Colt. Ezra
Dixon. n member or the building com
mfttee. asked tho privilege of being al
lowed 10 equip the gymnasium OF the
school when the new building IS com
pleted and his request was granted
Work AZ the factory Of the National
lndia Rubber company Is being carried on
In earnest Mechanics and laborers are
engaged so as 20 mako the necessary re-
pairs within tho time named for stopping.
From all appearances a large amount OF
work will be done this summer. as large
ronsignments OF crude material. as well
as machinery. are arriving dailv
The Indoor rife match on Saturday
evening at the Bristol Train OF Artillery
armory between the Warren Artillery
rife team and the Bristol Train OF Ar
tlllery team was won by the Warren team
by 32 points
James A. Garland of New York arrived
In Bristol on Saturday evening and
registered AZ tho Belvedere Mr. Garland
Is the owner OF the 1ne steam Yacht Bar
racouta. which was laid up here during
the winter. His visit is 10 make arrange
ment for the putting OF the yacht in com
mission
William O. Lowe Ir az Rrooklvn
y. Y, who owns summer residence at
Ferry Hill site. Is here for a few davs
At session or the district court held
Saturday afternoon. Daniel H. Weaver OF
this town was adiudged insane after
being examined by Drs Williams and
Merriman and was ordered committed
10 the state hospital for the insane al
Howard
Judge and Mrs. T.. r Colt and daughter
'pent the Sabbath with his son. Mr. and !
Mrs. Lcbaron G. Colt. and his brother |
Tol s p. Colt. at Linden place.