The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-23
BRISTOL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton Issue
Invitations for Wedding Of
Daughter. Notes Of Interest.

Mrs. Annie Lewis, who has been spend
ing several weeks at cape cod, recuper-
ating her health, has returned much inn
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Boynton Of Mid
dletown and formerly Of Bristol have Is
sued cards Of invitation 10 the wedding
Of their daughter, Miss Josephine Lyman
Roynton. and Or Frederick Stamford
Burns The wedding will take place We'd
nesday, oct. 4th. at 12:so y. m. in the
Church of the Holy Cross Middletown.
The sealer OF weights and measures In
fast completing his work and from what
can he learned he has given universal
satisfaction.
Mrs. Eaton. daughter Of Colonel Clark
II Straight. came near being killed or
seriously injured by an automobile while
crossing the street yesterday afternoon
The machine was being driven AT high
speed through the main public thorough
fare.
Eugene V. Hughes. oldest son Of Mr
and Mrs owen Hughes. who reside at
the corner OF High and Franklin streets.
will leave next Friday for New YORK
city and the following Saturday will sail
Star line for Antwerp. Belgium Upon his
arrival there there he will go 10 the
American college at Louvaine, Belgium.
where he will study for the priesthood.
He expects 10 be gone flve or six years
before completing his studies Mr. Hughes
was one Of several from the diocese VINO
underwent an examination In July for the
purpose OF determining their fitness Tor
the honor OF being sent 10 the college by
R.x pfshon Iarxiug and Mr. Hughes
stood second in the examinations. which
were held AT La Sale academy In Proyi-
dence.
Miss Marguerite Gorham. daughter OF
Postmaster Gorham. has entered her sec
ond year at the Hans SCHNEIDER Piano
school Providence. whore she Is taking
the teachers normal course. Miss Cor
ham Is spoken or as being remarkably
proficient in her studies.
The Bristol Yacht club feet will go out
OF commission on Saturday. Sept 20. Mr..
r A. Ingraham, the secretary and treas
urer OF the club for many seasons, an
nounces that this has been one or the
most successful seasons Of the club and
the membership has been larger than in
many years.
Postmaster Gorham has received orders
from the postofrice department at Wash
ington, d c.. 10 number all the rural
free delivery boxes within sixty days of
establishment for the public conve-
nience and To facilitate a more accurate
handling OF mail by rural free delivery
carriers.
Rev. DR. George L. Locke, pastor OF ST.
Michaers Episcopal church. who has
been enjoying his annual vacation, which
has been spent I'm travelling in European
countries, sailed from Europe yesterday
for home
William IIodgekinson. formerly con
nected here with the National India Rub
ber company Of this town. and now In
the employ OF the Electric Hose company
i'm Wilmington. Del is I'm town. making
preparations TO remove his family and
household goods 10 that place.
T.. r. Wiltsie who has occupied III
| Dr. Gallup cottage on Union street dur.
ing the summer. has removed TO his win
ter home in New York
The houseboat Clarina. owned by
James A. Garland. has gone out Of com
mission and will he laid up at the town
pier during the winter
Babbitt Post No l5..G. A. r. and Bah
bitt Women's Relief Corps No. 10 held a
meeting last evening IN Grand Army
! hall