The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-21
BRISTOL.
Wedding at St. Mary's Paro-
chIaI Resldence.-D Si0g0|'s
Condition Comfortable.

The parochial residence Of st. Mary's
church was the scene OF pretty wed
Ding at ociock last evening. when John
Eugene Servant, son of Napoleon and
Virginia semon Servant. and Miss Ida
May Hoar. daughter OF Frank l. and
Mary Ann Douglas Hoar, were united In
marriage by Rev. T. J. Fitzpatrick. The
best man was Nathan McCarty and the
bridesmaid was Miss Annie Guinan.
The bride was prettily sttired in white
organdie, trimmed with white satin rib
bon. and carried bouquet Of white car
nations The bridesmaid was gowned In
pink muslin. and carried pink carnations.
The ceremony was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the home OF the brides par
ents at the corner of Wood and Constitu-
tion streets, large NUMBER of the rela-
tives and friends OF the contracting par
ties being present. Instrumental music
was furnished by a stringed orchestra.
The gifts were numerous and costly. The
newly welded couple left on the 10:l5
train for Boston. where they will spend
their honeymoon. The bride Is a niece OF
Governor w. l.. Douglass OF Massa-
chuetts Tho out-of-town guests In at
tendance included Mrs. Hattie j. Morse
and Mrs. Susie Pickard OF Brockton. Al
bert Bowen OF Missouri and Miss Flor
ence Sullivan and Miss Mary Regan OF
Fall River.
Patrick McGovern is seriously Ill at his
home with pneumonia.
Colonel III. r. Stanley had as his guests
while here at the Hotel Belvedere We'd
nesesday and Thursday. John Rose Smith
and c. 8. Whitman OF New York city.
Intelligence has been received OF the
death OF Benjamin Tlley in Berkeley,
Va, last Saturday Mr.. T1ley was the
eldest son OF the late William Il. and
Lydia Tilley. formerly OF this town. He
Is survived by three brothers. Edward NJ,
William p. and Thomas Tilley OF Breke-
ely, all OF whom formerly resided here
Henry son OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Gladue. OF pa Thames street died ri noon
yesterday OF diphtheria, aged three years.
The disease was prounced diphtheria yes
terday by Dr. w. +. Duny, who had been
called In TO treat the patient. and from
the first he realized the case n severe
one. Anti-toxin was administered. but
was impossible to save the child's life.
The friends OF Or. o. r. Siegel are
greatly pleased to learn the report OF
his death untrue. and that he is quite
comfortable.
Coleman Chase an inmate OF the town
asylum. died at that place yesterday fore
noon about II: o'clock OF disease in
cident to old age. Tie was admitted to
the asylum about a year ago
The marriage Intentions OF Manuel
Parreira Caseiro and Miss Lendovlana da
Concersas are fled at the town clerks
office.
Capt. and Mrs Chew. who have been
with the Salvation army here for the past
five months. are to have their farewell
service at the barracks Sunday evening
Capt. George Gladdlng and family left
yesterday for a months visit to relatives
and friends In Nashua. n. H.
Luke White, a member OF ST Mary's
t. A. society of this town. died at his
home yesterday on Cooke street, after an
illness OF six months with lung trouble
He was is years OF age and was the son
OF Luke and Annie White.
William II. Maxfed has resigned az
sexton OF the State Street NJ. E church
after service OF eight years In that
capacity
Dr. Herman Garfield of the Hopeworth
santarium, who has been travelling for
some time in order to recuperate his
health having been overta xed by constant
service. has so far recovered as 10 be ahIe
TO return again to practice.