The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-27
BRISTOL.
Died Of Acute Bright's Disease
at The Rhode Island Hospital.
Other Matters Of Interest.

John Molasky died last night at mid
night az the Rhode Island hospital from
acute Brghts disease. induced by sup
puratlon from appendicitis. having been
IN nearly a month He was taken TO
the hospital a week ago yesterday and
an operation was performed. II was re-
ported early in the week he was getting
along nicely, but Brights disease devel-
oped Wednesday, and the hospital doc
tors telegraphed the parents OF the young
man to come at once as he could not
live.
The y. NJ. G. A. first bowling team
went 10 Newport last evening, accom-
panied by a number or friends, and won
the deciding match from the Y. NJ. G. A.
team OF that city. This gives the Bris-
tol boys two matches IN three. They
bowled IN good form strings 10y Hlbberts
and DE Wolf, reaching the century mark.
while old reliable Dimond pulled out Of
the last string by making l26.
Hon. John y. Cotton, who arrived yes
terday for the summer, Is stopping al the
Belvedere. Last evening he gave a dinner
TO several OF his friends at the hotel
Vaccayo Brothers orchestra furnished the
music. II will be remembered that Mr..
Cotton recently obtained Sl,6ll. 40 for the
state OF Massachusetts from the National
tttttrg Uut troops during tho -trviii wzT.
Mr.. Cotton received a. check for sl6l ia
for his commission. Mr. Cotton Is a
lifelong friend OF Colonel Z. ID. Wiggin.
proprietor of the Belvedere hotel
Miss Carrie Thomas was taken to the
Rhode Island hospital on the Sis p. m
t~ain on Thursday and an operation for
appendicitis was Immediately and sue
cessfully performed. Miss Thomas resides
with the family OF James c. Church.
Pappoosesouaw. and is a high school pu-
pill
Next Thursday evening a team or mid
dle-sg ged men from Newport will come
10 Bristol 70 bowl against team OF
fully matured" men of the local asso-
ciation The Bristol team will be com
posed OF L. F. Gorham. Pardon r Ken
ney A. Russell Newman. John W. Best
and Samuel c. Dimond
The address before the gradua ting class
OF the Bristol High school on June 2sth
Is 20 be delivered -hX-lInn. Walter Z
Ranger the newly elected commissioner
OF education Of the state Of Rhode. ISL
and.
Mrs. Almira Belknap OF Providence is
visiting her nephew. Conductor Bradford
u. Bosworth. and family.
Robert @. Newbold OF the class Of '05. OF
the Bristol High school, left Yesterday
10 visit Eugene Y. Hughes at Holy Cross
college. Worcester Mass
The Fourth Of July committee John w
Best and Edward Anthony. who are 10 se-
lect a marshal for Independence day pa
rade have chosen Wallis +. Howe DR. w
Fred Williams will be chief OF stan
The pupils OF the high school are re-
hearsing a laughablc farce entitled "A
case OF suspension which Is Ia be pre-
sented I'm the opera house on Tuesday
eevning, June g. The Brown University
quartet will render selections between the
acts.
j Francis Gould Of Fort Steel r. G..
who is making an automobile tour OF the
United states stopped at Bristol last even-
ing and resistered at the Relvedere
Mrs Elisha Dyer OF Providence visited
Bristol yesterday and was the guest of
Miss Marie Norris at her home on the
=ea4AsF- ef- Hope =af.i-State stFeets.--
Services tomorrow at the Pentecostal
church will be as follows Morning prayer
at 10 a. m; preaching al l0:S0 a. m: Sab
bath school at l2m.; revival meeting at
730 p. m.
on Wednesday evening. June :. Miss
Gertrude Salisbury will give pianoforte
recital with her pupils in Grand Army
hall
on Thursday evening. June /, n straw
berry festival and social will he held In
Grand Army hall under the auspices Of
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps.
Mr.. James Anderson, ono Of Bristols
much respected citizens. died last evening
after an Illness Of several months at his
home on Bristol Neck. He leaves a widow,
two daughters aand three sons.