The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-02
BRISTOL.


The regular monthly me citing of the
council was held on Monday afternoon
with full board present. The report of
the Police department for July was re-
ceived. The total number of arrests, Z;
larceny, 2; drunkenness, 2; revelling 2;
Irsaking and entering. l; committed TO
st,te institution, 2; fire alarms, 2; dis
turbances suppressed z.
Permission was granted TO John III.
Collins to transfer leasehold TO Robert
Newbold. Voted. That the proposition OF
the Bristol Electric Light Company to
light the town be accepted.
The following bills against the town
were referred to the auditor: Oyerseer
poor account-H. A. l.. Potter, g.; VIM.
]. Bradford, sl0.50; Charles fl. Spooner
81; II. NJ. Thompson: 50: II. i. Dillon, sl2;
j. s. Ingraham, s.; j. Anderson, S5.75:
Spe iial fire department account
Wardwell Lumber Company. .ssl55s.sII;
Anderson, sl0.65. George IL. Munro, 81 20;
+. A. Geisler, sl2.75; Seymore Brothers,
sl2; ID. j. Neylan. s3l; Council account,
J. l.. Dimond. $6i; j. 5. 1ngraham, S5i;
James Hoard, Jr., s64; j. II. Nor
GGsesy Gsosy. ~ s4 Peck B. $50 Gss MsuES s. csSs sSs
don, $50 10; w. j. Bradford, 500; Bristol,
Electric Light Company, s29l.50 license
account. j. Clifford, s24 /; Thomas Dwyer,
s64: fire department. account. j. w.
Munro g. Son, $2853; Waldron g. Brow
nell, $3.50; I; J. Mickey, s4.l7; I, 4.
s.. so 9RmopE ISLAND Coupling Company,
s63 35; Bristol Electric Light Company,
$50. 80; II. Carr, s. sidewalk account X.
ID. Bullock, So; Il. lliams, $2l. 06 ID.
Slade, 50 ; X. Burke, -; o. Harvey. 80. 80 !;
T. Whittington, $500; p; Malone, 50. IS;
$50. Sc: w. I. c. Wardwell, No. II, $50 10 /;
- Il : X xJ26S. H. Brown Al 30. T.
Tobin, si4; NJ. w. Whitney, SIS IS; Ed
ward Warrington, $3.50; j. McGovern,
sl.75; ID. Slade 1880; A. NJ Bullock,
$50; T. l.. Morris, sl4; j. ID. Wardwell.
g; McGann g. g Co, Go s.; Farrell Machine
$50; $50 truikshank g. Co, ~o5i W.
II. Ward, $500; +. Bradie, s35. 20;
ii. Brown, s25 80; Is. Keegan. sll.55; A. NJ.
Bullock. $3.50; p. Malone. s2l.75; ID.
Slade, siO.5o; 4. CoggeshalI, s5.2s; B. NJ.
Harry. "a So; ]. Tobin, slo.5o; j. b. Ward.
well. ss.62; Edward Wilmington, SASS;
Ryley, s44. 10: II. X. Magee, s7; 4. Callan,
SEQ 10; NJ. Donahue, 50; Fred S,rb.t,
Sl140 X. Burke, Jr., -. 30; M. Bradie,
$1,000; X. Burke. $3.50; w. Mahoney,
SO. .25; p. Brown, Sl1.55; T. Downey, s42.
The following were drawn TO serve AS
jurors at the approaching terms of the
Grand jurors-Zsbedee PAUL. Edward
B. Pearse, GeorSe B. Coggeshall George
A. Peckham, Charles A. Luther, Alfred
NJ Pearse and Joseph Clifford.
Petit jurors-James Il. Goff. Thomas
Connery, John Is. Pollock. Russell ID.
Bullock. James K. Coggeshall, Philip
III. Coyle, James Henderson, Angie w.
Pearse, Seth PAUL., Frederick " Fales,
William X. Babcock. 2d, and Ezra Dixson.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Sherman arrived
this morning from Washington on four
weeks vacation. They will visit Brewster
the present week upon fishing excursion.
Mr. Sherman is connected with the print
ing department
George Sanders has contracted to build
at his boat yard another catyawl for
Prof. Clarence Spyer of Rutgers College,
New Brunswick, N. j., to be finished by
September 1. She will be 90 feet over all
with tight cock pit with 400 pounds OF
lead in her keel. The Rama, recently
launched, has proved to be "a very fast one
in her class aud this one is expected to
excell her.
The Hydraulion Fire Company visited
the firemen's fair last evening in Warren
Miss N.llie o. Rouke Of Boston and
Miss Anna Donnelly of Providence are
here, guests Of Miss Katie Burns.
The young Maeghar boy who fell aud
broke his arm upon the Common, was at
tended by DR.. ID. j. Neylan, and is doing
well.
Arthur Pearse and brother came from
Boston on Sunday in six hours upon
their wheels aud visited the photograph
rooms of Hodges for their pictures, aud
returned the same afternoon, arriving
home at 9:30
In town: Philip Farrineton Of New
Haven, Silas Munro of Maiden, Miss
Anna Holmes OF Maiden, Mr. aud Mrs.
Bart Williams of Peoria, Gustav Mentz
of Chicago. Misses Lou and Katie Wells
OF Memphis, Tenn, Miss Anna Scott of
Woonsocket.
The steam-yacht Jersey Lily, owned b y
Norman L. Munro of dime novel fame,
has just arrived aud is of the HERES hon
WORKS
A. r. Nerone left town this morning to