The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-12
BRISTOL.
puis.Rapano Nuptia|s at St.
Mary's Church..0th Mat.
tors Of Interest.

st. Mary's Catholic church was the
scene OF a pretty wedding yesterday.
when Narcisse Dupuis. Jr., and Lena
May Rapano two well-known and popu-
lar young people. were united by Rev.
T. ]. Fitzpatrick, the pastor. The brides
maid was L.iss Flora P. Rapano, a sister
of the bride, and the best man was Will
liam II. Tobin OF this town. The bride
was charmingly gowned in dove-colored
lansdowne with chiffon trimmings, with
hat TO match and carried a bouquet of
white carnations. The bridesmaid was
atttred in white silk muslin. trimmed
with Valenciennes lace, and wore white
picture hat Like the bride, she carried
bouquet OF carnations Following the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was served
at the home OF the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Rapano. on Bourne
street. This was followed by reception
from $50 10 II 30, which was attended by
guests from Providence. Pawtucket New
Bedford, Newport. Fall River Warren
and this town The newly welded couple
lels on the noon train for a weeks visit
at Onset Beach Mass.
Edward I. Thompson. a highly respected
citizen, and the oldest active volunteer
fireman in Bristol celebrated the saith
anniversary OF his birth at his home on
Hope street yesterday. A large number
OF relatives and friends called and con-
graduated him and passed a pleasant
hour with him.
Mrs. Mary Eunice Gorham, who has
been spending the past seven months
with her daughters, Mrs William Ent-
wistle and Mrs c. L. seabury OF Yonkers.
n. Y. has returned home Mrs Gorham
was accompanied on the trip by her niece.
Mrs. Walter A. Potter and her grand
daughter Miss Marie r. seabury.
Mrs. Agnes Fulwood OF Port Jefferson,
y. Y, and her daughter. Miss Marjorie,
arrived in town Monday evening. They
are the guests OF Lafayette Gorham. Mrs.
Fullwood's husband is the captain OF
George Gould's fast steam yacht Niagara.
Augustus @ Lansing OF New York city
was the guest OF his cousin, Lafayette
Gorham, last week.
The Bristol Naval Reserves Torpedo
company wih meet al the armory Friday
evening to make preparations for a days
duty at the Rumford rife range on Thurs
day. July 90
The funeral OF the late Joseph Simon
was held from st Mary's church yes
terday. A mass of requiem was celebrated
by Rev. T. J. Fitzpatrick. Interment
was AZ ST. Marys cemetery.
Fred Van Almkirk, who has been for
several seasons the efficient pitcher for
the Bristol team, but who thus far this
season has been playing with teams In
Rickville, Conn. and Pawtucket, has or
ganized a strong team here composed
mostly OF the old team. The battery will
he Van Almkirk and Tucker
The deed Of the collins property on
Hope and Bradford streets has been
passed by John Collins and others 10
Colonel S. p. Colt. This lot is 10 be
used for the new High school building
site
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandley Graffm Of Provi-
dence are the guests OF ex-Councilman
William H. Thompson on Franklin
street
At a school committee meeting on Mon
day evening barely enough were present
TO form a quorum. The contract for re-
flooring with maple five rooms in the BY
field school building was awarded 10 Con-
tractor Everett West
Adjutant Charles A. Barbour and Cap
tain Benjamin l.. Hall. superintendent at
the Soldiers home. attended a clambake
yesterday AT the Pomham club.
The sloop yacht Atala, owned by A.
Clarke OF New York, was hauled out on
the marine railway at Walkers cove yes
terday TO be fitted for an eastern cruise.