The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-16
BRISTOL
Italian Residents Have An EIab.
oratI Celebration Of The
Feast Of Our Lady Of Mount
Carmel

The celebration at Bristol OF the feast
day of our Lady OF Mount Carmel which
commenced Saturday evening, was contin-
ued today and will go on this evening.
Wood stdeet from Bradford to State ana
from Church TO Constitution was illumi-
mated with hundreds OF small colored
globes, and presented an extremely beau
tiful effect
At 1880 o'clock the Eagle band started
from Columbia hall on Wood street and
after making a parade of the principal
streets marched To the common. where IL
rendered concert from Sis TO 10 o'clock.
AT o'clock this morning the Societate
de Santo Maria de Monted Carmelo start
ed from Columbia hall on Wood street.
headed by the Muchen band OF Provi-
dence, Ande Muchen, leader. and marched
10 the headquarters OF the Societate de
Principessa Elena, corner OF High and
Constitution streets, where IL met th>t
organization and the Eagle band OF Bris-
tol and uniting. made a parade OF the
principal streets
The route of march was as follows: Up
Constitution TO Wood. down Wood to
Union. down Hope. along Hope to Con-
stltution. up Constitution to High, along
Wood to state. down State To High along
High TO Church, up Church to Wood.
along Wood TO State, down State TO High,
Hope, along Hope TO Franklin up Frank
ling to Bradford. up Bradford To Wood.
To 81. Marys church where the societies
attended solemn high mass at 10 O'clock
The officers OF the mass were Rev FIR.
Thomas j. Fitzpatrick. celebrant; Rev
Fr. John +. Downing deacon; Rev. Fr.
Thomas Colgan OF Warren, sub-deacon.
In the absence OF an Italian priest, Rev
FIR. Downing preached the sermon I'm the
fall l..II
church assisted In the service, rendering
Millards Mass I'm G..
At the conclusion OF the services at the
church, the procession, amidst deafen-
ing racket OF bombs and hreCrackers re-
formed, and, after a short parade. march,
ed TO Columbia hall, where It was dis
missed.
This afternoon at 2S0 o'clock the
Muchen band OF Providence gave a CON
cert on the common. The program was as
follows: Overture. 'll Trovatore" Verdi:
march. "Invincibe Eagle" Sousa: selec-
ton, Fra Diavolo" DAuber: march.
from "Traviata." Verdi selection. Mis-
rere,' from I'll Trovatore," Verdi;
march. college Life" Franken:
american Medley" smith: overture,
William Tell" Rossini
Captain Thomas Dwyer and officer
James w. Con-. early Saturday morning
took two girls out OF an Italian barber
shop The girls are about is years Of age
and gave their names as Nellie Adams
ana Cora Berry. They said they came
from Pawtucket The officers took charge
OF them and sent them 10 their homes on
an early train
Rev. Reginald Hodgkinson OF New York
city occupied the pulpit in St Michaers
Episcopal church yesterday. the pastor.
Rev. George l.. Locke. -. D., being alb
sent IN Maine on a short vacation
Mrs John Ryan and son. James, are
visiting Rev. Thomas J. Fitzpatrick. pas
tor OF st. Mary's church at the parochiol
residence on Wood street
Charles Tobin OF Chicago. III Is hore
on a visit TO his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Tobin, at "Ferncline" on Bristol
Neck
Mrs. Malcom McNaught and her three
children have gone Co New York. where
they will remain for the balance OF tho
summer
The Misses Montgomery OF New York
city are visiting Miss Sally Herreshor on
Hope street
DesIgher n s Chesebroueh ~ Bristol
Is To prepare plans for racing schooner.
80 or 10 feet I'm length over an. for Ed
ward r. Coleman of Philadelphia. who
this year has the schooner Hildegarde.
designed by Mr. Chesebrough several
years ago for the late q. w. Weld OF
Boston.
All companies participating In the fire.
mems muster TO be- held here on Labor
Day. must take their place I'm the parade
according 20 the position drawn for the
play out and hose contest. except the
Dreadnaught Hook. Ladder and Hose Co
OF Bristol which acrodinz to the
league rules. will act as escort 20 the
organization under whose auspices the
muster is held