The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-07
The News OF the State
BRISTOL.
Mrs. Brown Unsuccessful In
Search for Her Father -.OthSr
Matters Of Interest.

Mr. and Mrs James c. Church arrived
home last evening from four weeks
southern trip.
The barge Warren arrived yesterday
with a cargo of coal consigned TO Sta
pies Coal company.
The intentions OF marriage Of Charles
Greenwood OF New York and Miss Rose
Weinstein Of this town are filed Al the
town clerks office.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown OF Asson-
EFT, Mass, came here yesterday in search
of Mrs Browns father who left his
home on Sunday last. He was In Warren
on Monday and called on some OF his
friends Since then they have no trace
Of him.
Messrs Henry Magee and Carmina Ro-
muno loft yesterday afternoon for New
ton Hook. ~ Y. whore Mr. Magee has
accepted "A clerical position I'm the largest
brick yards owned by Mr. Romano's
father.
John Auker OF Freebrickshald, Norway
is registered at the BoWedere Mr. An
ker's visit 70 Bristol is for the purpose
OF consulting the Herreshoffs relative TO
yachting matters.
Miss Marjorie Mckenzie Of Chelsea
Mass, Is the guest OF Miss Luela Hues-
tbs. al her home on Franklin street
The regular monthly meetings Of the
three fire companies were held last even
ing at their halls. Usual routine business
was transacted
Mr. Charles Hennings and family, who
have been in Chicago the past year have
arrived here and are stopping at the Bel
vedere for the present
Miss Fern Dixon and Miss Lucy s. VIII
SON. VINO have been Miss DiXon's guests
the past week returned To La Sale acad-
er1y. Auburudale, Mass, yesterday 20 re-
81 me their studies
At the quarterly meeting OF the King
philip fire company. Wednesday evening
routine .husiness was transacted and IT
vas voted to attend the fair OF the
Watchmoket Fire company OF East
Providence on tho evening OF April g.
The trip To- East Providence and return
vii be made In n special car.
1hc deed for the transfer OF a house
aud lot OF land on tho west side OF Wood
street from Jeremiah Latham 10 John j.
Keegan is recorded at the town clerks
office
The local Y. NJ. c. \. bowling team vis-
tied Elmwood last evening and defeated
the Elmwood club ot that place three
straight strings
At the mems meeting I'm the V NJ c. A.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. G.. l.. Harris OF
Providence. a noted soprano. will sing.
Sunday April l6, the mems meeting will
be addressed by Governor Utter.
+. Smith McKeon, a clerk In the local
office OF the NationHt tncfa Rubber -eenl-
pany resigned mis- position yesterday.
The committee on rebuilding and re-
pairing the roads here met last evening In
the council champer. Russell u. Bullock
aIIt8red before the committee and was
ready and willing 20 give estimates when
rcouired.
Al the quarterly meeting OF Dread
naught Hook, Ladder and Hose company.
Il was voted TO attend tho fair OF the Ar
lington Fire company upon the evening OF
April 27 and the fair OF the Watchemoket
Fire company OF Tast Providence on the
evening OF May 3
The death OF Mrs. Mary A Crowley.
widow OF the late Thomas Crowley OF
Quincy. Mass, occurred yesterday after
noon, about o'clock AT the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. Samuel McCaw
on High street. from a complication OF
diseases. Mrs. Crowley was In her list
year She Is survived by five sons, VII
liam T., OF quincy; Captain John c.. Ar
thur l.. and Elmer r.. Of Boston and
Frederick Crowley OF Taunton. Mass.
and one daughter, Mrs, Samuel McCaw
OF Bristol
Mrs. Mary A. Easterbrooks died yes
terday at the home OF her niece. Mrs.
Octave LeClair on Union street, at the
age Of 6S years Mrs Easterbrooks was
for many years an invalid
The funeral OF Mrs Hannah n Dun
bar was held yesterday afternoon from
her late home on Oliver street The SCR
vices were conducted ny the Rev A. s.
stowell, pastor OF the First Baptist
church OF which Mrs Dunbar was a
member for many years
Miss Harriet Peckham. who has been
visiting In New York for several weeks.
returned yesterday.