The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
BRISTOL.

Mr. George +. Stanton, m1nager of tn
| Western Union telegraph office here, witt
his wife, is taking two weeks vacat ioi
at Westerly.
The Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder ant
Hose Company are making preparation
Tor the ir concert by Reeves Amerit nj
Brass Band. to take place Thursday even
ing, September 10.
The regular monthly meetirg of IL,
school committee was held on Monday
evening, quorum being present. few
bills were examined ana allowed.
Tautog are more plentiful in the BAY
ana rivers than for many prv.ous years
many being of good size
Mr.. Michael NoomreCeived notice from
Washington, ID. G., on Monday of an ad
! dltional increase to his pension.
Several flags were displayed here on
Tuesday in honor of the anniversary oi
Perry's victory on Lake Erie.
There was considerable excitemenet on
Hope street, Tuesday afternoon, especially
in front Of j. Ii. Youngs drug store,
where the returns were being bulletined
from THE News Office about the situation
of the two boats.
Mr.. Elanathan u. Brownel and John q.
Watson, cashier OF the National Eagle
bank, left here on Monday for Jackson,
y. H. They will be alb ent about ten days.
Rev LOUIS {. Sanford, rector OF the
Episcopal Church at Selma. Cal. returned
home ON Monday on vacation TO recu-
perate his health, he having Just recover
cd from severe attack of typhoid fever n
Few weeks ago. During his sickness his
wlfe died and her remains were sent
East Tor lnterment ana a few hours before
his arrival home his mother died.
The funeral OF Mrs Henry Sanford will
be solemnizod Thursday forenoon at IL
O'Clock. The services Will be conducted
~ ri F.f .. q
Mrs. Parmenius Skinner and daughter
lett here on Monday afternoon for few
weeks visit at the White Mountains.
inc work OF removing the old brick
schoolhouse 10y its purchaser has been
commenced. The old land mark will be
removed TO give place 20 a more modern
structure TO be utilized as public school
during which time several OF our schools
VIII be without sessions until some salts
factory arrangements can be perfected by
the upcrinteudent.
Mrs. Marcherita Desterio. an Italian.
VINO MADE the assault ON another Italian.
John Del GREGG, on Tuesday noon. upon
ward street, with a knife she had con-
cealed, has as vet evaded the oili Gers, al
though warrant was immediately issued
Tor her arrest. The cause OF the assault
was the settlement of wages of her
nephew, the victim drawing the wages OF
her nephew.
The funeral OF Mr.. James N. Meagher.
son OF Mrs. Ann MoaEher. was solemniz-
ed TINS morning az O'Clock from Saint
Mary's Catholic Church. the services be.
ing conducted by Rev. Father 4. Macabe.
rector OF Saint Mary's Church. The re.
mains viii be lard in Saint Marys ceme-
terry at Warren
Last evening near midnight two suspi.
cious looking persons were seen coming
out OF several different yards In the north
part OF the town. They made their an.
pearsnce several times directly after the
oneer mad p3ssed along on bis beat. They
seemed To be shadowing the policeman
Edwin Bennett. proprietor of Bristol
Hotel, speaks very encouragingly of his
seasons work. He has, at the present
tlme,a house full and Is at times compell-
ed 20 reject transient guests.
The work Of constructing one OF three
torpedo bosts which are to be- built NV
THE Government will probably be given
to the Herresbof company.