The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-18
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BRISTOL.

Several months ago number of meet
ings were held by the citizens of Barring
ton, Warren and Bristol for the purpose
of arranging with the Old Colony Rail
road for better terminal facilities and
also for equalizing the fares upon the
road. A committee was chosen
A meeting was called by the president
of the road To be held in Boston and the
committee invited to attend and be heard.
After deliberati ion it was complied with
by the president and directors of the road.
The committee returned home much
pleased with it's visit. having accom-
plished. as 1t thought, the desired results.
On Monday evening midnight train
was put on for the frs0 time under the
new time table recently issued. The train
leaves here at Z o'clock z. VI. and returns
near midnight. A train coming ia
near midnight and leaving the passengers
In the depot yard for them TO grope tn -ir
way out in the darkness is not all that
was wanted.
Mrs. Richard Doringh and child of
Cuba, who have been spending the sum-
mer months here returned home on Mon
day. Miss Rebecca Davis accompanies
her home aud will spend the winter in
Cuba. They will stop several days in
New York city before sailing for Cuba.
Isaac +. Williams is visiting New York
upon business
Col. l.. L. Colt and Mrs. Colt, are in
New York. the Colonel being engaged
upon important business.
Alfred Pierce took from the water at
the steamboat pier on Monday fine tau
tog weighing eight aud "a half pounds, the
largest ca ca OF the season, besides catch
ing fine lot OF smaller oues. Tautog
fishing ut the piers aud down the bay is
the best it has been for several seasons.
Capt. William Terry OF the sloop Romp
started from mere on Monday last. for a
weeks mackeral fishing outside. On
a.
of Block Island, he caught with two men
100 mackeral which he shipped from
Newport To Boston, averaging him IL
cents a piece.
A number Of excursionis,s have gone
down the river in the Lorena and White
Squall Tor days outing, deep water fish
ing being the best IL has been for years.
A surprise party will be given che old
est daughter of Superintendent Emmett
of tie worsted yarn mill tonight, at
their residence upon Burton street.
A drill aud business meeting OF the
Naval Reserve Torpedo Company was
held on Monday morning. mt their head
quarters. IL was voted to leave here on
Friday morning at s35 "A. NJ, and return
in the late train. After the business Of
the meeting had been concluded the com
pany vas drilled by Ensign Williams, IN
the abseucs Of their lieutenant. VINO was
at Newport upon bushes.
Upon his arrival in his yacht Pandora
he announced TO the company that he had
received orders by telegram from the adj
juant general 10 meet him this morning
In PROVIDENCE aud procee ''" him TO
tue brooklyn Navy Yard lect his
uniforms for his compan! worn OH
Columbus day iu PRovIDI
A large number os visi ived this
morning, to visit the so lone aud
the Hopeworth, among were Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Walk Bennett.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Waldo Br Tverton.
Henry Howland OF Ray Iass., and
Mrs Luther Childs OF J CT.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Mt returned
home To PRovlDENcE, Two weeks
visit with her friends