The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-02
BRISTOL.


An alarm OF FIRE was sent In on We'd
homestead dwelling Of the late James
Mieggs, on Metacome avenue was con-
sumed. The house was unoccupied.
Cause OF the fire is unknown.
new lodge OF Daughters of Liberty
was organized last evening in connection
with the order. OF American Mechanics.
There are 40 charter members. Charles
kessler was the organizer. The lodge was
named Deborah Byfield Council, Daugh-
ters OF Liberty, in honor OF Mrs. Nathan
iel byneld, whose husband was one OF
the incorporators of the town. The fol-
long officers were elected: Junior
ex-councillor, Miss Ida Straight; junior
ex-associate councillor, Miss Anna Earle (;
councillor, Miss Jennie Anderson; assso-
cite councillor. Mrs. Roger Murphy, vice
councillor, Miss Minnie Millburn, associ-
ate vice councillor, Miss Alice Clifford; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Earle;
associate recording secretary, Miss Lillian
Manchester; financial secretary, Mrs. A.
II. Gale; treasurer, Miss Sadie Clifford !;
inside guard, Miss Clara Clifford; outside
guard, Charles Card; guide, Mrs. Charles
kessler. The election OF trustees was
passed until future meeting. 1t was
voted to hold regular meetings the first
ana third Wednesdays of each month.
The lodge will be instituted and the Off
GERS installed at future. meeting.
strange woman entered town Wednes-
day and called upon a number of citizens
and inquired after people who have been
dead for number OF years. During her
inquiries parties came here and took her
away.saying she had a number of times
wandered from home, her mind having
become impaired. Her name is Martha
Bliss, and she lived here number Of
years ago.
Mr.. Alfred winsor Gooding's horse was
frightened on Oliver street yesterday.
The animal ran and capsized the team,
spilling eight or nine cans of milk into
the street.
The work of concreting the front OF the
Harborview Hotel has been commenced.
A large number OF italians left here
this morning for Brockton, Mass, to
work upon the new water works which
are being constructed there.
Assistant Surveyor Rawson is making
great improvements upon Thames street
between State and John street Is.
The Naval Reserves made their COM
pany shoot for the gold and silver badges
on Wednesday at the rife range on Pap
poosequash under the direction of q. Nj.
Benjamin Il. Munro.
The following is the score ct 200 yards
range:
Burt X. Dunbar, 443445434 44-39.
Robert McCaughey, 3 3 4 IA 3 2
30.
James Millburn, 344433443 4-36.
William A. Newman, 4 3 A 8 3 8 3
40.
William McCaw, a 334434 3-3l
T. Ashton, 8 a 5 s 443 a-39.
II. p. Gladding, 8 A 4 3 o 0 B a 3 3-31.
John Warren, 3 4 2 4 4 2 3 a 3 4-35.
Everett Church, 4 0 z 2 2 o 3 4 4-23.
u. Il. Munro, 2 2 4 z 2 3 $50
William +. Williams, 3 0 2 4 A 444 8
80.
John Dunbar, 33 334443-s2
A. Smith, 0 "a 20 204 $40.
Oliver Blaisdell, 4 4 2 3 443 3 4--35.
George Tubbs, o 3 8 o 4 3 A 3 3--26.
John Goddard, OF 4222 324 3 4-26
James Milburn, 3 4 3 4 8 4 4 4 4-39.
William A. Newman, 3 4 B A 5 4 3 4
40.
Il. p. Gladdipg, 3434202 2342-27.
John Goddard, 8 3 A 2 3 3 3 4 2-29.
Wendall X. Davis, 2 2 o 3 2 zoos 3
is.
B. Il. Munro, 3442444043 3-32.
Everett Church, O 2 8 a 3 A 2 3 a 2-27.
Vim Il. Williams, 8 2 044 4242 3 4-2s.
John Dunbar, z 3 2 3 a a 3 3 3-3l.
A. Smith, 8 o 4 3 44432 Or.
B. II. Dun bar, 8 4 8 8 8 444 5-44.
f. Ashton, 8 4 2 O 3 8 A 3-31.
X. McCaughey, o o a 4423 3 4-26
VIM. McCaw, 4 3 3 2 8 q 2 3 3-33.
John Warren, 3 3 8 4 8 2 3 q 2 3-32.
The gold badge which was won by
James. Milburn last year was won this
year by..William.. Nelson Newman.
Mrs. John Howlahd died this morning
after long and lingering illness at the
advanced age of So years.