The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-08-29
The EASTERN COAST
BRISTOL.

What are the causes OF such delay in
Republican work. 1t can be easily seen
unless the Republicans are more active
than they have been, and take more in
terest in their work than they have of late,
they wi meet with less success in Noyem-
ber than might he desired. They are not
thoroughly organized, as they should be,
with the ample facilities that they COM
mand. They rely to much upon certain
contingencies, and sooner or later they
will wake up and find themselves at a
disadvantage. The answer You get from
some of the leaders when information Is
needed is 'you wait" but that kind of in
formation will not win this cam
paign. We have about 1900 voters, aud
the parties quite evenly .n balanced. It Ger
their laurels. Not the first movement
has Mt vet been made Recently tho
Young Republicans made an effort to
organize but some of the older ones
threw cold water upon it aud that move
ment was crushed.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
has received. orders from Adjt. Gen.
Dyer to get in readiness for four days
duty during the present week, Lieut..
Hodgkinson being away on Yachting
cruise with Henry W. Hayes in his yacht
Pandora will return to-day, and then all
the necessary arrangements will be COM
pleted The adjutant being at Bar Har-
it is expected that one Of the fleet will be
dispatched here to take them to their
training quarters.
Mrs. Edward NJ Mieggs and her two
daughters, Minnie and Julia, returned on
Saturday from Fair Haven.
Benjamin NJ. Carey has made arrange
ments with A. l.. Kendall OF Windsor,
VT, to have daily shipments of eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. NV. Newton left here on
Saturday afternoon for Worcester to at
tend a funeral OF a near relative.
The yacht Kickamuit. Capt. Theo.
Gladding, started this morning on six
dsys oi5p Xrxht wsh cnpan n n sber@aa
Benjamin Peckham and Joseph Potter,
Jr, on board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sherman will re-
turn to Washington on Monday evening
In the harbor on Sunday, steam yachts
Stylo. Cross, owner; Madgie, Bennett
yachts Ghost, Mascot and Buffet OF
Noank, Conn, all having friends on
board.
The work at the National India Rubber
Company seems to be on the increase.
James E. White, who has been associ-
ated with A. X. PAUL for ten years, sew
cred his connection with him on Saturday
last.
Mrs. James f. White presented her
husband on Sunday evening with pair
of fine boys.
The following are the names of those
who visited here on Sunday: Misses
Minnie, Lena and Gertie Williams of
OlneyvIlle, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Benton of
Taunton, Mrs. Washington Allen and
daughter of Fall River. Henry Barney.
Horace w. Bowler and Misses Jennie
and Kitty Burns of Pawtucket.
The son of Mrs Jose Viera fell on Sat
urday breaking his collar bone. DIR. Ney-
Ian rendered medical assistance.
DR.. Sutherland of Montreal, who has
been stopping with DR.. Neylan, returned
ON Saturday.
Arrived, Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington of
Worcester They were driven to the
Hopeworth.
The yacht Romp, Capt Munro, took a
party OF gentlemen to Rocky Point on
Sunday. The party consisted of Fred
Macauley, Commodore Torrey, Daniel
Doyle, Frederick Evans, Mr.. Munroe,
Robert Anderson and Capt. Jewett of the
navy.
Gen. George Greene returned home this
morning after spending a week here with
his relatives and friends. This gentle
man is in his 9lst year and is us active as
one at so years
George Munro shot fox on his farm
on Saturday.