The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-04
BRISTOL.
Mrs. LecIaIr Passes Away After
Two Weeks Illness. ..Oth0r
Matters Of Interest.

The death of Mrs. Mary j. Leclair wife
OF Eugene Leclair, a contractor. occurred
Sunday evening at 7D o'clock at her
home on Constitution street after an ILL
ness OF two weeks. The immediate cause
OF death was heart disease. aggravated
by pieurisy and pnsumonia. Mrs. Ie-
clair was the daughter OF Capt. Joseph
and Mrs. Patch OF Campsbello, n. b., and
was born az that place Dec. 49, 1880 She
was married In 1874 TO Eugene Leolair in
Fall River and with her husband came 10
Bristol the same year. Besides her hus-
gene. Octave. Charles and Harry L.; Ave
sisters, a Mrs. Gray OF Bangor, Me, Mrs
Amelia Kelley OF Campsbello. ~. b. Mrs
Jessie Johnston OF st. John. N. r.. Mrs
Annie Gibiin OF Easton, Mass, Mrs. Mar
jorie Chase OF Fall River, and one
brother. Charles Patch. OF Esstport, Me
Two grandchildren also survive.
The marriage intentions OF Nicholas
Montecalvo and Helen Josephine Mckay
were nled I'm the town clerks office yes
terday.
st Msrys church WIS the scene of n
pretty wedding yesterday morning, when
Thomas Elliot McGrath OF Fall River
and Mary Luetta Doran OF this town
were united In marriage by Rev. r !.
Fitzpatrick. pastor or the church. Robert
Anthony McGrath. brother OF the
groom. acted as best man, and the brides
maid was Miss Genevieve Marie Dorau,
n sister OF the bride A wedding break
fast and reception followed at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- r Doran. on Franklin street Friends
were present from Fall River. Somerset
and Warren. The couple were the re-
cipients OF many costly and useful gifts.
An alarm OF fire from the Sixth district
was sounded yesterday morning for n
blaze In the residence OF John Tucker and
family on the south side OF Union street.
between Hope and High streets. The fire
was caused by an overheated chimney
and was first discovered by Mrs Tucker
in her room located at the northeast
corner of the second story directly over
the parlor. Mrs. Tucker called 10 her
daughter, Miss Alice. who WIS IN another
part of the house. and she hurriedly tele-
phoned 10 J. r. HerreshofY, whose wife
owns the house. and men were sent to
the scene from the Herreshor Manufac-
turing companv's works with ladders and
e1tingulsners and n general alarm was
sounded. The flames communicated from
Mrs fuckers room to an adjoining one
-.
fuckers invalid father. and most Of the
damage was confined 10 this room Mr..
Martin was removed 10 the room of Sec
Rotary Bradshaw. The loss is estimated
at about 1880
~ the rerula~ -eekly session 81 the
district court Yesterday the following
carer were disposed Of. wardwell Tsin,b~r
Company va. Charles r Gladding and
Alex Godie vs. Made Vashon alias w |
r.. Perry ware continued one week
The building VI Hope street formerly |
owned by T. r. Alien. has been purchased !
10y auuel L. Colt The property adto'ns |
the Mount Hope block. which belongs TO /
G lionel Colt
Mrs. Williams and daughter. who have
been the guests " Mr. and Mrs A. r. |
Bullock for several DAYS past. returned I
home yesterday 20 Ashton. r. T.
The funeral OF Mrs. Hattie Tilley was |
held this afternoon from the home of her |
parents on Cooke street The depa rtment \
where all % the druggists supplies are .
made az the factory of tho National India
Rubber works closed AZ ~ m giving shop
mates an opportunity 10 pay their last
tribute 90 a beloved friend