The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-12
BRISTOL.

The old town has not always been AS
tardy as she is in this campaign. She
has always been one of the first il not
the first, to fire gun. Here is town
with about 500 voters upon its voting list
and within few weeks OF Presidential
election, and not even reading room
open. 1t can be easily explained why the
Democrats do not move. il is because they
have not fully recovered from their over
whelming defeat In the spring, but there
is not the slightest excuse for the Repub-
lcans.
As Charles NJ Fish OF Nayatt, was
driving upon High street on Sunday
morning, tine forward axle broke precipi-
tating him to the ground. when the horse
ran and was stopped upon Burton street.
The team was badly broken and Mr..
Fish seriously bruised. No bones broken.
The National India Rubber Company
have just completed gas tank twenty
feet in diameter. Grover Cleveland is
thinking of hiring it for an automatic
private secretary.
A number visited Thurston's oD Mount
Hope bay on Sunday.
Miss Josephine Austin has so far recov-
cred as TO he able TO be out again.
James McDousal. Thomas McGregor
and Charles Brennan returned home on
Sunday.
Master John Howe, son of the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Howe, leaves this morning for
Reading, Penn. TO resume his studies.
The following are n few OF the many
who spent the Sabbath in town: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor Of Worcester, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Martin Of PROVIDENCE, James
X. Allen, John Slade of Fall River, Peter
Laforest If Woonsocket, Victor Cogges-
hall, NJ. T.. Green Miss Julia Smith of
tucket, Miss NJ McDougall of Uxbridge,
Mass, Miss Il. Cough of Olneyville. Miss
f. w. Reed of Riverside. Mr.. and Mrs.
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lin of PROVIDENCE, James Magee of
North Stoughton, Miss Kate Golden of
Maiden, Mass, George Henderson of
PROVIDENCE, Nr Seabury of New York,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Mills of Bridge
port, Conn.
tonight by the Congregational Club will
be the crowning event of the season, aS
nothing has been spared to make it a
success.
Warren Green lost a valuable COW on
Saturday evening by choking.
Sailed, schooner Witch for New York.
to load coal for Fall River.
James Peters and Thomas NJ. Norris
were on board the steamer Pilgrim on
their return trip from their vacation when
the steamer collided with the schooner in
Mount Hope Bay.
Another wedding will be announced in
the NEWS on Tuesday
The examination of Miss Catherine
Hinef, this forenoon, by Messrs. Pike and
Williams, by order of Judge Bosworth,
proved to be that her mind was impaired
and it was unsafe for her to be at liberty.
She was ordered to he taken to the Stale
Insane Asylum. Officer Hoard, accom-
panied by her friends, conveyed her there
in a private conveyance.
DIR. Daniel j. Neylan is visiting PRovI-
DENCE upon important business. During
his absence DIR. Oswald Sigel will attend
TO his duties.
A party Of twelve have just left town
for Nayatt to attend dinner party to
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King.
The school committee hold n meeting
this evening In the Byfi.ld school build
ing at o'clock.
Morris Murphy started for Salem this
morning on the li:l5 train, to enter upon
his duties as a salesman in a Wholesale
house.