The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-18
BRISTOL.
Clara SiVIa's Parents Await
Her Return-NeWsy Notes
Gathered About Town.

Clara Silvia. the ls-year-old laughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Silvia, who resides
ON Collins street. left home on Thursday
afternoon, telling her mother that she was
going 10 the drcssmaker to have some
clothes fitted. When she left her home
she wore her best clothes. saying she
would return In a short time.
II Is learned since that about . o'clock
OF the same day Mr.. ArchlHi Maturia.
VINO rs one OF the Italian inspectors i'm the
shoe department. requested a leave OF alb
sence for ten days. which was granted.
saying that he wished to take, a vacation.
When the daughter Of Nj. and y $. Silvia
ala not return an Investigation was begun,
which revealed the fact that Mr.. Maturia
and Miss Silvia had both left Bristol on
tho same train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvia are greatly affected
over their daughters disappearance. as
they were very much opposed to their
daughter keeping company with Maturia,
who is 70 years old and widower. having
two children. Mrs, Silvia said that some
time ago Mr.. Maturia asked consent 10
marry their daughter. but II was refused.
Harry T. Andrews. who has originated
many amusement enterprises in this town.
has engaged Pokonoket hall. which Will
he known as Pokonoket theatre. and he
Intends 90 engage several high class stock
companies ana other travelling shows.
which will give performances during the
winter. The hall has lately been repaired
and a new furnace installed.
The Sunday school Of Trinity church
held their annua picnic and excursion
Saturday afternoon TO Hunts Mills and
return. The member left here AT ! D.. M.
on a special car. returning at dusk.
James Magee. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Magee, and who is a recent grad
uate Of Bryant & STATIONS Business
college Of Providence, has accepted a
position as accountant I'm the office OF the
Namquit worsted mill.
Miss Clara Dimon, on Tuesday will enter
upon n course Of study at the Hans
Schneider piano school. Providence. Miss
Dinon Will take the normal course OF
two years for a diploma.
Charles A. Gladding Of Baltimore. Nd.
has sold az private sale the dwelling
house and a lot of land on Lincoln ave-
nue. 10 George H.. Peck.
The quarterly conference OF the State
Street NJ. +. church will be held Wednes-
day evening.
Thomas O'Donnell. who was recently
injured at the rubber factory. has re-
turned much improved from 81. Joseph's
hospital. Providence.
At n meeting OF the evening school COM
mittee OF the school committee John n
BalleN. Jr.. was appointed pIlnclpal ana
jeremiah Ganey. assistant. The school
will open early In October.
The intentions OF marriage Of Frank
Brown and Dora Letter have been filed at
the town clerks office.
Frank ,E. Rawson and John Holmes
have chartered the steamer Sycamore for
a ASKING excursion outside Sunday. Oct. !.
Bait will be provided for all who desire
to fish.
Charles Newman. a ~well-known athlete
and instructor in the art OF manly de-
Tense. has accepted a position as clerk
with A. u. Alphose on Thames street.
BENJAMIN Low and family, who have
heen I'M Europe the past year, whore Mr..
Low went for his health, sailed from
Liverpool on Saturday for America.
The Intentions OF marriage between
Manuel Almedia and Maria Cabral, both
Of this town. AVE been filed at the town
clerks office.