The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-06
BRISTOL.
Mrs. MiSho Dies at Her Home
on Bradford Street. Notes Of
General Interest.

Mrs. Lydia F. Misho. wife OF EluZar
Misho. died last evening at her home on
Bradford street after an illness Of several
days. She was formerly Miss Lydia Man
chester and was married 20 George New
bold who died number OF years ago.
She leaves foIr children besides a large
circle Of friends
The Bristol Train OF Artillery Veteran
association held the annual election OF
officers last evening I'm the Artillery
armory on state street.
Tie 20 foot sioop yacht Minneola.
owned by O. III. II. Belmont OF New YORK
and Newport is mOOrcd at the HerreshotI
pier and - being fitted with new set or
sails
At the regular semi-monthly session OF
the probate court held yesterday before
Judge Frank Ii. Hammell, the following
business was disposed OF; The VIII OF
George w. Simmons was admitted To
probate and EliZebath r. Simmons was
approved as executriX. The petition for
the appoint tment OF Nathan *. Bishop, JI'.
as administrator OF the estate OF the late
Elenor u. Slade was granted and James
c. Church was approved as surety win
the bond fixed at $3.50. James {. cnurcn'
Howard ". Church and Frank NJ. Di.
mond were appointed as appraisers Oh
The account OF Edward McGrath ad-
minstrator Of the estate OF Mary McGrath
for allowance was continued as was also
the petition OF Alice \. Easterprooks
guardian Of the estate Of George s.
Harold A. Louis c. and susan Easter
brooks minors 10 sell real estate.
The petition for the appointment or
Iohn ". Best as administrators OF the es-
tate OF the late James Lawder' was con-
tinued MIST. ..
THE petition 10 render inventory ana
account Cf the estate OF Mark A. DIV;
Hove was granted and II was ordered
that an account be rendered on or before
July 3.
dams. etc, OF William La t"riest i"'
approval was allowed A. =.
The new rerryboat Bristol, which is "a
My between Bristol and the ferry on the
Island OF Rhode Island is still at the
shipyard at Wilmington. Del. and VIII be
towed here about the 18th OF the present
month. Recently the boat was Inspected
by members OF the Newport ana ProVl-
dence Street Railway company. The In
-~--~t+44t-~ satisfactory
The ninth grade school was closed yes
terday forenoon. the principal, Colonel
John H. Bailey. Jr., being In North
Smithfeld on business.
Two steam yachts and three sloops are
being fitted out for cruising at the Here
shoff shops
sunday afternoon the annual memorial
parade and decoration OF graves OF de-
ceased members by ST. Mary's r. A. So
ciety was the most impressive for several
years. The procession was formed at Tenn
perance hall at 2 o'clock I'm the following
order: 81 Mary's fife and drum band. 7
Leahy. leader. St Mary's r. A. society
carriage containing Rev T. J Fitzpatrick
pastor. and Rev. ]. r Downing assistant
pastor. OF 81. Mary's church. accompanied
by Mr.. Breen. the Oldest member OF st
Mary's T. A. society. Holy Name society
Each society carried banners and march
ed To St Mary's cemetery on Chestnut
street. where Rev. 7. j Fitzpatrick spoke
and offered prayer. The band played
dirges and then the graves Of deceased
members were decorated with flowers
Members OF the society went TO Warrer
and decorated the graves OF former mem
bers and 10 Fall River. where the grav,
OF Rev. Patrick McCabe, late pastor q
St Marys church was Inferred upon tn
return the procession marched to Temper
ance hall.