The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-30
BRISTOL,
Lad Rescued by William Srep-
ard ResuSCitated With Diffi.
cu|N-Other Items.

Mary Elizabeth Noonan, daughter OF
Mrs Ellen Noonan. died yesterday fore
noon at her home on Rock street after
long illness from n complication Of
diseases Her age was 81 years and Ave
months She was a member Of 81. Mary
church and also a member Of 81. Charles
branch No. eS1. 7. G. r. L. Besides
mother she is survived by brother. who
resides in Fall River. The funeral will
be held on Thursday morning AZ $50 at
her late home on Rock street and at ST.
Mary's church at St5. The body will be
taken to Fall River on the 10 o'clock train
OF the Consolidated railroad for burial
Andrew Campbell and wife have sold
two lots on Bay View avenue 10 Albert
Durant of Fall River
Miss Margaret Hammill is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Hughes. in South Nor
walk. Conn.
Mrs. /. Solomon OF East Greenwich. with
her daughter Jennie. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. +. Suzman, at "a Brad
ford street.
Miss Madeline Wyatt and Miss Florence
Nelson have returned from q two months
stay I'm Lenox and Stockbrldge, Mass.
The second narrow escape from
drowning occurred last evening about )
o'clock. John Holmes. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs John Holmes, nearly met his death.
lie is between : and years OF age and
was playing with other children on the
south side OF the steamboat wharf at the
foot OF state street, when he fell of tho
pier. An alarm was at once given by the
other children and William Shepard son
of John Shepard, the FISH dealer on Than
es street Immediately hastened 10 the
scene and dove into the water. which was
quite deep.
He grabbed the lad who had sunk a Soc
ond time and brought him TO the shore.
The child was unconscious and IL required
over two hours OF hard work toward re-
suscitation before the lad was out OF
danger
A special race for motor boats will be
held here September under the auspices
OF tho Bristol Yacht club The race is
open TO owners OF oil small steam and
power launches and Yachts
Councilman John l., Gladding has sold
his fine residence on Lincoln avenue 10
Max Makowsky. The deeds viii no record
ed next week. Mr.. Gladdirg is to move to
Providence.
r T. Randall of the De Wolf Inn IS on
ioying an outing at Jackson. y n. Dur
ing his absence the hotel is In charge of
w l.. Randall
enjoy n trolley ride to Hunts Mills A
special car will leave Burton street Al 1.l5
y. m.
w. De u. Brown, secretary and treas
urer OF the National India Rubber com
pany. expects TO leave Friday for a two
weeks trip TO Maine He has secured a
competent guide and will camp near
Moosehead lake He hopes 10 make some
novel photographs of mountain scenery
and Wild animals.
Judge Frank "a IIammin. who has been
enjoying several days outing at the
Ocean View hotel Block Island has re-
turned nome.
An all day meeting will be held today
at the Bristol Pentecostal church Evan
gelist Laura A. Horton will preach at
1880 a.. m ana at and 7.30 p. IN
Miss Ida r. Pcarse. accountant at the
WardNell Lumber company's ofrlce who
has been enjoying n two weeks vacation.
has again resumed her duties AZ the office
The fall term of ST. Michaors Sunday
school will not commence until the return
OF the rector. Rev. Dr. @. l.. Locke