The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-06
BRISTOL.

The meeting of the council was held on
Monday afternoon, full board present.
Voted. that the petition of Josiah +.
Peckham for a license TO maintain a
bowling alley be granted. Voted, that
the clerk be instructed TO draw s5l. 60 in
favor Of G. +. Hereshoff, Jr., for damages
sustained to his geese. The report of
the police department for August
shows 10 arrests for drunkenness nine
breaking and entering in night time 8
reveling; l common drunkards l va
grancy; 2destituton; 2 committed to the
State institutions; fire alarm;2 disturb
ances suppressed; ! provided with lodg-
ings; Sc ores found open aud closed
fires extinguisned; street obstruction
reported; police calls; 10 dogs shot;
property stolen, S22 recovered 50.
The report of the health officer for the
past six months was received and placed
on file, the suggestions contained therein
relative TO cleanliness of the town met
the approval of the council, and the
health officer is empowed to call on the
strictly the town ordinance for the sup
preston OF contagious diseases.
The following bills against the town
were examined, allowed aud referred to
the auditor Council account. ID.
Dimond. S62; j. 5. Ingraham, s62; B. +.
yr., s62; Richard 5. Gladding, S24; S.
PAUL, s73 40; William ii. Burlington,
s. 80; Giles S. Congdon, SIS; B. I. Munro,
S62: James Hoard, Jr., So. 80; j. Ii. Morris
sey, s62;J y. Arnold. $40; CA. Greene. IS. 20;
j. A. Reid & Co., 500; w. II. Cogge-
shall q Co. g; George II. Peck, SOL 20;
NJ. l.. Pitts, s3, 20. License account
James +. Gof, S6 Thomas Dryer, s62.
Dog account = Thomas Dwycr, 81;
4. 4. RawsoD, SO. Overseer Poor account
Seth PAUL, Sll.26; Carl Siegel, SILL .25;
J. w: sherman. SOS; w. J. Bradford, 81;
Charles II. sspooner. SCI; So. William II.
sil6s; J. S. Ingraham. 81; Asylum ac
count ID. A. Peirce, sll65; Henry L. ST.
mons, $55. Sc; j. n. Morris. s5. 40; George
Munro, IS 40; 4. j. Usher s37 80; Samuel
Taylor S25; William j. Bradford, S3s o.;
I. I. Allen, s6.l2; A. L; Sparks, sl.55,
slO25; d. Cruikshank & Company,
sAl9; II. r.. Slade. Sll; high
way account : b. NJ. Lincoln. $40 so;
j. W. Munro g. Son. sl0.42; 5 PAUL, IS IA;
Eugene Leclair, 3.30; NJ. Mccoy. sl9.55;
w. II. Wood. $50. 40; 4. Callan, sls,75; J.
Ennis, $50; Michael Maloney,. Sl4Oo;
s5i25; f. Whittington, s6l52; Fred
Reegan. $3.50; NJ. Malay, ss: 4:
Callan, s42oo; p. Malone, SAB;
C. A. Luther. No 6. S. 25: J. X. Montross,
sl.4o; +. Barney, No. 10, Sab; J. V.
Lewis, I'll. ~, ~. IL W. 1O., SSO, v. duli,
Sab; Mardwell-Lumber Co, s4s.si; J.
Tobin, $3.50; Daniel Hazard, seoo5; J.
V. Lewis, 1872 Os: X. X. Magee, s3667;
James McGovern, s25 so: l.. Callan,
s3O53; Thomas Downey. $500 L.
=. Morris. SD l6; +, L. Gladding.
r 5 Ryley, sls.5es; J. D. wardSIell, w,ydS ssi.SS;
T. Coggeshall, $40 25 5. B. 5. r., Sl9S IS;
A M. Bullock, $50 as 5. Mckay. Sl3. 10;
William T. &. Nardwell. S45. Is; o. Har-
vev, 81 s3; p. Bourne, So SO; X. Burke,
s32 03; ID. Sladc. S56. So; Frel Serbst.
s27 Os; NJ. Donahue, s6.Oo; j. MaIoney,
$6S3.
A social gathering Of about 30 gentle
men assembled at the rooms in the viii.
liams Block on the corner of Hope aud
Bradford streets on Monday evening for
the purpose of organizing a social club
IL was pleasant gathering. "A commit
tee of five were chosen to form consttu-
tion and a set OF bylaws aud present
name. s.
While writing. the Hydraulion Fire
Engine Company are starting for the out
ing grounds TO enjoy nm old-fashioned
RHODE ISLAND ciambake mt Stanley Grove
The order OF the local branch s24 of the
Iron Hall held n meeting on Monday
evening in the Odd Fellows hall aud
virtually disbanded. The meeting passed
of very harmoniously although much re-
gret was felt at their condition as an or
ganization.
The steam yacht Magnolia, ow ned by
Fairman Rogers, with - party on board,
visited the steel yacht on Monday and
expressed themselves much pleased with
their visit
Quite number Of yachts are at anchor
in the harbor, among them IL the steam
yacht Magnolia. Magnet and Lula,
schooners Wild Wind. Angie, sloops
Adelia, Alice and Mary Anderson.
A pretty wedding took place at st.
Mary's Catholic Church this morning,
the contracting parties being Joseph
Barard and Miss Lenna Bacon. They
will visit Washington OH their wedding
tour.