The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-17
BRISTOL.

A meeting of the board of governors
was held at the Country Club house last
evening, the following members of the
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Murphy and DUDE.
Mr.. Bullock offered a resolution that
the house committee be empowered to
keep up the supplies of the club house
until further notice, which was seconded
by N. n. Cole. and so voted. n. n. Cole
moved, seconded by Major X. Ii. Perry,
that the grounds and track committee be
authorized to commence work immedi-
ately on the track.
DR.. Neylan and Mayor Perry were ap-
pointed a committee to furnish the para
phcrnalia for the athletic department,
DR.. Preston =. Day and William B. De
Wolf committee to purchase necessaries
for the shooting department. 1fhe house
is already very prettily furnished through
out, and nothing but the elements will
stay their proceeding. At the conclusion
of the business of the board a fine COLA
tion was served by Caterer Thomas.
Mr.. Henry II. Manchester, who keeps a
saloon upon Thames street, received on
Saturday the largest invoice of wines
ever brought into Bristol upon one bill
of lading, shipped direct from the inn
porters in New York city. He evidently
expects thirsty summer.
Mr.. Lebron b. Colt son of Judge L. b.
terday. DIR. Daniel j. Neylan was called
and dressed his wounds.
"A special meeting OF the council was
held in the council chamber last evening.
Charles b. Mason, town clerk of War
ren, appeared in behalf of the town re la
tive to procuring the use, of the ste am
roller on the macadam road. The matter
was considered at length and deemed adj
visable to rent the roller for few days.
A petition signed by sixteen citizens,
objecting to having any more poles or
wires erected on Union street was pre-
sented. j. II. Young, agent of the tel
ephone company, appeared in behalf OF
the company.
Voted, that the petition of Trinity
church to remove lantern post and con
crete the corner at Hope aud Bradford
streets be and the same is hereby granted.
Voted, that the petition OF the Cranston
Worsted Company to concrete and curb
the sidewalk in front of their estate on
Church street aud also their premises on
Thames street be hereby granted under
the usual condition.
Voted. that the petition of St. Michael
Church to have sidewalk repaired in
front of said church be granted.
The following bills against the town
was examined, allowed and referred TO
the Auditor Council accouat Old Col
ony railroad company. 40; Earld and
Prew's express, 40 Reynolds stamp
Company, $50; =. A. French, sl3 25;
highway account, &. L.. Wardweli, No. q,
SIPS.
The following were drawn TO serve as
jurors
Grand Jurors, J. Everett Coggeshall
and stephen w. Church, petit jurors,
Henry X. Manchester.
Voted that the clerk be instructed to
draw his order on the treasurer for 800
in favor of the chairman OF the Memorial
Day committee.
Department. r. l. G.. A. r., General
Orders No. 1, Bristol, X. l.. May Is. the
Post will attend divine service on Sunday.
May ~, 1892, at st. Michaers Church.
The comrades of this Post and the sur
vivors of the late war are requested to
assemble at Post headquarters on sun
day, May %. 1892, at $50 o'clock II. NJ
Comrades will appear in full uniform
with white gloves