The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
BRISTOL.
c. Oliver IseIin's Steam Yacht
SuItana In HarbOr for a Few
HOurS--NOteS.

The three -masted steam yacht sultana.
owned by c. oliver Tselin. the famous
yachtsman, put into Bristol hsrbor about
o'clock last evening and anchored OFF
the Herreshoff boat shop. The Sultana
left for Newport this morning.
William Meggs, who recently enlisted
In the United States navy for ive years
as fireman, left yesterday for the Charles
town navy yard where he viii be as
signed position on one Of the govern
ment boats
AZ a special session OF the district court
held yesterday Augustus Van Allen, n
colored man. who was arrested on State
street by officer Dimond. pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge OF drunkenness Van
Allen will have his troubles adjusted
Monday morning next William German.
a laborer. who came from Providence
looking for work. and was arrested yes
terday morning about o'clock prowling
around the Bassing block on Thames
street. pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF
drunkenness and was hned 81 and costs.
There was meeting last evening Of the
building committee OF the new high school
building Nothing OF Importance trans
pred. as there were not members enough
present 10 transact business.
A. meeting OF Bristol council No go.
knights Of Columbus. held last evening
in Pokanoket hall Colonel l.. II. Callan
was elected grand knight.
William Buckley bugler on the United
States cruiser Missouri. which Is an
chored of Newport was in town yester-
day visiting his mother. Mrs. Buckley,
who is stopping al the Bristol hotel
The annual chidrens party will he
given by Rehs Rebekah degree lodge next
Wednesday, July 10. from to Z o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended TO all
the ehi-Iren and grand children OF tho
members A literary and musical program
is being arranged. and ~ Is planned 10
give the children a good time. Refresh
ments will be served.
/ Pardon Kenney has resigned as ianitor
of the rooms Of the Y. NJ. G. \. His place
has heen filled by Jasper Bullock
/ Samuel c. Easterbrooks Is an at his
/ home on Bradford street. he having suf-
/ fered a slight shock
life-siZed statue, known as the PIE
, alta has been presented 20 St Mary :
| parish I'm honor OF the late Father Patrick
McCabe. The statue was manufactured
/ by the Daprlto Statuary company OF Chi
cago and Is AZ present on thea ltsr az ST.
| Mary's church. 4 suitable base will be
/ placed under IL in the near future.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Herreshon has planned
| to build a fine dwelling on a lot on the
| south side OF Burton street. The plan
I shows provision for a structure two and
/ one-half stories I'm height. with bay win
dows ard ellis. the house 10 be 30 feet
! long by ~ feet IN width Contractor Eu-
gene Lecair will do the mason work.
The body OF John Beaumont the war
/ veteran. who died AZ the Soldiers home,
( will not be burics~tiere as first tuteudgd.
| A daughter OF the deceased was COM
municated with by Adjutant Manchester
| OF the Soldiers Homo. and yesterday the
| body was claimed by her and taken 10
| Lonsdale for burial.
The wedding OF Joseph Anroman. a
| business man of this town. and also an
| interpreter in the courts, and Miss Marie
| Ambrouso Of Derby Conn. took place
| In Providence on Thursday The couple
! arrived here yesterday on their wedding
I trip. A wedding reception was held In
/ Columbia hall and was largely attended.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Anroman received hundreds
! OF guests and participated I'm the dance
! held in the hall in the evening Lunch
con was served I'm the afternoon and sup
/ per in the evening.
Or n NJ. Howe and Mrs Howe en-
I tertained a large party yesterday on
| board their steam yacht Polyanthus The
| party was taken 10 Newport. where the
! warships, just arrived at Newport, were
, viewed
! ot Mount Carmel commenced today and
! will last until Monday night a midnight.
I Wood street ana Bradford street near st.
/ Marys church are beautifully decorated
! with flags and lanterns