The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-10
BRISTOL.
Invitations Issued for the Wed.
ding Of Miss Wardws|l TO
Mr.. lewls-Oth0r Matters.

Ex-Ldeutenant Governor W. T. c.
Wardwell has issued invitations 10 the
wedding of his daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Uzelle. and John Taylor Lewis, which
will take place in st. Michael's church.
Wednesday. June 2s. at $3.50 p. m There
will be a reception at Mr.. Wardwells
residence on Bay View Heights imme-
dlateiy after the ceremony.
A supper and sale will soon be held
by the ladies OF the Excelsior Tennis
club on the club grounds at Silver Creek
from I TO : o'clock. The proceeds will 30
toward needed Improvements on the club
courts and grounds. Following Is a list
OF those who will have charge. Supper,
Mrs. G. w Young, Mrs. W. w. Perry,
Miss Hannah Drury. candy, Miss Helen
Church. Miss Viola Brown; cake. Miss
Grace PAUL. Miss Louise Young; grab
box Miss Mary l. Perry. strawberries,
Mrs. w II. Trotter, Mrs. John T. Drury;
lemonade Miss Catherine Reynolds. Miss
Florence Archer. mattresses, Miss Mabel
Chase head waitress; Miss Helen Wal
dron. Laura Fish. Jennette Moffit, Mad
cline Reynolds Jennie Herman. Reba
Goddard. Eleanor Perry. Mary Easter
brooks Edith Trotter Phyllis Farrally
and Doris Farrslly,
- Captain Fsrr Of the ferryboat Sycamore
was taken suddenly IN yesterday while
on one OF his trips across the bay Or.
Russell Church was called. and in con-
sultation with DR. w. l.. Harris OF Provi-
dence IL was decided 10 remove the cap
tain to ST. Joseph's hospital Providence.
where an operation for the removal OF
gall stones will be performed. He was
taken on the II o'clock train yesterday.
BY the accidental falling OF knife on
III .t..tae III.
geshall, shoe trimmer employed in tho
cutting department at the factory OF the
National India Rubber company suffered
a puntured vein. necessitating the SER
vices of physician. Dr. O. r. Siegel
dressed the wound.
Colonel Samuel r. Colt returned yes
terdsy from a two weeks fishing trip I'm
Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs Te Baron r. Colt and
little son left yesterday for trip 10
the AdFondacks. They viii be absent
about a month.
The regular semi-monthy meeting Of
Bristol council. No 30. knights OF Co
lumbus, was held last evening Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. r. ]. Fitz-
patrick Past State Secretary T r. Fox
OF Warren. Colonel l.. ~ Callan, A. r
Nerone and NJ. j. Doyle. a collation. wa.
served
George W. Peckham a former resident
OF this town, died last Saturday AT his
home I'm Middebury. Pa. Mr.. Peckham
VIII he remembered by many in Rris-
tol, he having lived on the Church farm
four years and on the Davis Wilson farm
SIX years. I'm 1880 Mr. Peckham went
To pennsylvania 10 occupy the homestead
farm OF his wife He leaves besides q
widow, two daughters. Mrs A. RusseI
Newman OF this town. Mrs. n r. Havlev
or Middlebury, Pa, and five sons
Inc intentions OF marriage OF Levine
Pettorini and Caterina Trinca. both OF
this town, arc recorded at the town
clerks office.
Mr.. Frederick Coeseshall. an emplove
OF the carpenters department Of tho No
tional India Rubber company mot Nil,
serious accident yesterday afternoon
About o'clock his loft arm go, ca,,sr,
In the gearing. about which he was vorl-
Ing breaking II In two places below the
elbow '"'
services at the Pentecostal church to
morrow Will be ne follows: Norning
prayer 10 q. m; preaching Io:3O: Sab
bath school ~; revival meeting. 7;9o II -,
brother Nathan +. Pierce OF Dirbton
Mass, will assist the pastor. Rev =
Talbec r-
capt. John A. e. Gladding one OF Rris
tolls much respected citizens who bas
been quite feeble for some time IS now
slowly convalescing. which is very graft.
fying To his many friends
a new hose company has been organ
ized with S3 members II is known ss
the Defiance Hose company. No rho
election Of officers resulted as follows.
Foreman. Samuel Young. first assistant
Roy Wardell second assistant John
Coggeshall: secretary. George Kinnicut,.
treasurer. Isaac Gorham
The deeds for tho transfer ~ a riece
OF properly from Johanna Bowers 70
Angelo Lombaroi has been recorded
- II has been decided ~ hold services ia
morrow ~ the cemeteries by the f1remen
II Will be the annual memorial Sunday
OF tho hremen. The companies arc IN
parade and place flowers on tho graves
Of deceased members
Robert Collins. son of the late Capt
John Collins, who has been I'm Connection
and New Jersey for several years past.
Is here on n visit.