The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-11
BRISTOL.
Funeral Of Elizabeth Wardwe|I
Guiteras Was Held Yesterday.
Evening Schools Are Closed.

The funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth Ward
we'll Guteras, widow OF Ramon Guietr-
as. was held yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock, from her late home on High
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. 4. Newton owen. pastor OF the
First Congregational church, OF which
Mrs. Guiteras had been a lifelong MEM
bcr. Burial was at the Juniper Hill Gem
etery.
The evening school has closed for the
winter. after a very successful term.
There was an average attendance of
about IS scholars when the school opened
in October, but II gradually fell off until
al the close the average attendance was
about 80
Most Of the pupils were foreigners who
had received a common school education
in their native countries, but were unable
20 speak the English language During
their attendance rapid progress was made.
The new organ for St Michaels church
has arrived, and a force OF men from the
manufacturers came with II 20 set IL up
for Christmas service. II the work is ac-
complished Mr.. Ralph Kinder. organist
OF the Holy Trinity church OF Philadel-
der is n ative OF this town. and was
formerly organlst at Trinity church.
Preparations are being made to open "A
club for the female employees OF the Gran
ston Worsted mills this week in one OF
the houses owned by the company on
Thames street. Mrs G. r. Rockwell will
have charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Church expect
to leave here Jan. for southern Califor-
MA. where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church expect TO return
about April /.
John Menez was committed to the
Providence county jail at Cranston 20
work out a fine OF $40 and costs imposed
by Judge O. l.. Bosworth. lie was taken
there Thursday. Saturday friends from
New Bedford came 10 his relief and paid
the fine.
Rev. W. L. Wood, pastor Of the State
Street NJ Il. church. Is preparing TO leave
his pastorate and be assigned TO another
field. IL has been expected for some
time that he would be transferred.
Hezekiah G. Wardwell. who has been
az home with his father. Lieut.. GOV.
w T. G. Wardwel during his treatment
has returned to his duties I'm Porto Rico.
where he holds an important government
position
The appraisers OF the BENJAMIN Church
estate. Edward /. Brownell. Edward T.
Church and Frederick A. Easterbrooks,
have filed their report at the town clerks
S4. go a. This includes shares in different
trust companies. banks and corporations
besides deposits with banks and trust
companies in this state and Massachu-
Isetts. The real estate will reach. IL IS
said "A value OF SIS. 900
A large number OF applications have
been received for position on the police
force, made vacant by the death OF Capt.
John u. Dimond. AS yet no action has
been taken by the council and probably
there will be mono until the matter is
duly considered.
The Lewis J. Pierce Building company.
which has the state road contracts TO
build two sections OF road here has
ceased work at tho Ferry road until
spring
Burnside lodge. knights OF Pythias. OF
this town is 10 have public installation
Tuesday evening. June @ Deputy Grand
Chancellor Robert s. Franklin Of New
port will be the Installing officer.
The civil action begun by Eugene Ise-
Clair Of this town against Antoine Oliyeria
has been settled ont OF court