The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-07
BRISTOL.


necessary arrangements for their opening,
which will take place about the 18th. An
old fathioned Rhode Island clam bake
will be served with all the necessaries
usual attached to "a shore dinner
The clup house has been very elab-
rion of it's members and their many
friends. Quite number are expected
TO be present from abroad, as the
secretary will send abroad a large
amount of mall matter as soon as the day
is definitely fixed upon. The opening day
will be an eventful one in the history Of
the town as nothing Of the kind has ever
been thought OF before aud il il had not
been for the liberal offer made by the
owner Of the property for such n purpose
there never would have been a sportsman
resort in these localities.
The large balance wheel was brought
here yesterday from Providence, In two
sections, by Albert Weaver, by two four
horse teams, for the Worsted Yarn Mill,
besides various other parts Of the engine.
The National India Rubber works have
again resumed work in the boot depart
meut.
The son OF John Devan who was bitten
by dog on Saturday, has SO far recovered
rs TO be able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solon Smith are both
quite feeble and are both confined TO their
homes.
The schooner Edward w. Young, Wy
mans, master, sailed from Jacksonville
Fla, for Northern port lumber laden on
May !.
Frederic N. Fales, who was injured by
wagon seat falling upon him, does not
seem to recover very fast.
Arbor Day was very generally observed
by the public schools In the forenoon in a
very appropriate manner. All the schools
were closed In the afternoon.
The forty hours alteration will COM
~ af -
At 10 o'clock mass number of priests
from out of town will assist until the
close, which takes place Tuesday morn
ing.
Commander G. A. Conver Sc of the
United States Navy has rented the Her
owned by David A. Pierce. HIS family
and servants have arrived and taken pos
session.
X. jackson Owens of Brooklyn is in
town as the guest Of the Brunsen family.
The following are the boats which are
being got ready for the regatta and will
be launched all from the same yard:
Sloop Peggy, Capt Manakin; cat-boat
Kickamuit. Capt. Theodore Gladding;
Thistle, Capt James Stoughton, Jr., and
Allie. Capt William Gladding' They are
all in fine condition and all have been
pot-leaded for to win.
The Bristol High School nine crosses
bat with the Warren High School nine
this afternoon upon the Warren grounds.
Col. Charles A. Greene. editor aud pub
Usher of the Bristol Phcnir, is making
great Improvements in and around his
residence.
The yatch Lula, owned by Capt. Bennett
of New Bedford, touched in here on Fri
day afternoon and left Mr. Walcott TO join
his wife, who was visiting friends here.
She then proceeded west with party on
board
II. y. Richardson visited town this
morning and was driven about the
suburbs looking after desirable location,
but was informed that every place he
visii ed WAS rented.
James Garfield of Brooklyn, n. Y, has
rented the residence upon Byfield street,
formerly the Misses Wyatt's residence,
and now owned by Fielding l.. Williams.
have just received from Boston the finest line OF
Mems Boys Ladies'. Misses and Children's fine
shoes offered to the People OF Bristol lowest
price named. All ask is inspection OF the
goods TO prove the above statement.
A. II. NERoNE,
30 State Street to Bristol Hotel.