The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-29
BRISTOL.
Death Of Mrs. Catherine {.
Henry From a Complication
Of Diseases. ..Other Matters.

Miss Catherine f. Henry died yester-
day afternoon at her home, corner OF
Bourne and Wood strets. after a long
illness, from a complication of diseases.
Her age was 2S years. Miss Henry was
born in Colchester. Conn, a daughter
OF Matthew and Annie Henry and re-
sided in that town until 1894, when the
family moved to Bristol For some years
she was employed at the factory of the
National India Rubber company. The de-
ceased is survived by one brother,
Thomas and two sisters, May and Mar
garet, all Of this town The funeral will
be held this morning at o'clock from ST..
Mary's church. Interment will be at St.
Mary's cemetery.
The marriage intentions OF Jose Souza
and Miss Emilia Barbaza. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Manuel Barbaza, OF this
town, are filed at the town clerks Of
fee.
Mrs. George II. Glidden Of Springfield,
Mass. is visiting her sister. Mrs. E. p.
Brownel on Franklin street.
Charles West, employed in the packing
department OF the National India Rubber
company, received a painful wound on
the right arm While at his work last even
Ing by The railing or a heavy shoe stick IL
upon nlfn Ut, ~. IL. Selkel dtlenueu MIN.
Bnthewold, the beautiful summer resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. William Mckee,
was the scene OF a brillian party last
evening, when Miss Marjorie Van Wickle
gave an Informal hop TO visiting guests
and friends in town. Music was furnished
by the De Wolf Inn orchestra.
Yesterday morning a change was order
ed in the style OF the tennis shoes at the
factory OF the National India Rubber
ha fnr ing sh
was reduced from five cents 20 four cents
a pair This naturally caused a little dis
satisfaction and some OF the employees
attempted TO create disturbance by YELL
ing in the shoe room during the work
ing hours Men were posted in the room
and as fast as a workman was seen 10 be
disorderly he was discharged. After %
young men had lost their Jobs quiet pre-
vailed.
Mrs. George Robbins and Mrs. n. w.
Ross OF Norwell. Mass. and Miss Endora
L. Titcomb OF Pelham. n. H., Mrs. Frank
Fox OF Lowell, Mass. are the guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred s Stowell for a
few DAYS These ladies were all class
mates of Mrs Stowel and are enjoying
their annual reunion.
Mrs Richard Towng Of Terre Haute.
Ind. who has been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Lindsey. on Church
street. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Nathaniel Ciladding and daughter.
Miss Emma are visiting relatives and
friends I'm New Haven. Conn. They will
also visit New York before they return.
Mrs Frederick Pickles and daughter.
Ada. are visiting Mrs Emma Martin.
sister ~ Mrs Pickles, I'm Fulton n. Y
Miss Grace Wright and her cousin. Miss
Carrie Adams. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Haytree. Maiden. Mass.
A g. Blanding entertained a party Of
his friends AZ dinner last evening az the
Hotel Beivedere. Among those present
were Miss Rachael Simmons. Miss Elsie
Simmons. Miss Helen Wall. Miss Anita
Watson, Miss Shipman and Miss Bonney
Barry az Providence. Charles Fletcher.
Joseph Fletcher. Roswell Colt. NJ l..
wheelwrighi OF Bristol. Howard Walker
ard Ronald simmons.