The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
BRISTOL.
The MaSonS Had. "a Turkey Supper.
Pleasing Entertainment.

The annual meeting of Hope Chapter,
No. 9, Royal Arch Masons, was held
last evening, and the following officers
We're elected; High priests, William J.
bradford; king, Frank B. Wilson; scribe,
Walter A. Potter; treasurer, Charles H..
Whedon; secretary, Charles Henning;
principal sojourner, Grin Wilson; royal
arch chaplain, Charles Thackeray; mas
ter Of veil, first, Charles W. Tirrell; sec
ond, j. Howard Manchester; third, James
G. Bowlers tyler, Benjamin T. Munro the
appointment OF the captain of host was
passed until next meeting. The officers
were installed by District Deputy Grand
High Priest George III. Crandall of Provi-
dence and board of officers. After the in
stallation they all repaired to the Bristol
Hotel, where a turkey supper was served
with all of the fixings.
DIR. Eugene Leclsir, the contractor, re-
ceived a large invoice OF granite curbing
from Fall River on Tuesday.
Another brilliant wedding is soon to
take place here, the bride being a resi-
dent here and the groom a well to do
merchant Of New York.
Miss Nellie Rourke OF Maiden, Mass, is
spending her vacation here, the guest OF
Miss Katie Burns, upon Constitution
street. -
Commander Converse OF the torpedo
station at Newport, who has the general
supervision over the government torpedo
boats, to be built here, was at the Her
reshoffs' works Tuesday.
At the annual election of the Robert
Emmett Association the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year. Pres
ident, William M. Nerone; vice presi-
dent, Robert Connery: recording secre-
tary, Bernard O'Rourke; financial secre-
tary, Patrick 4. Walsh treasurer, William
NJ. Connery; conductor, Peter Dermondy.
warden, Cornelius kyley. IL was voted
TO give a tall in Grand Army Hall on
Thursday evening Feb. l3.
Mrs. Abraham Stillwen and daughter
returned home on Tuesday to Lakeville,
Conn, after a two weeks visit here.
Miss Isabel Campbell, aged Is, died on
Tuesday at the residence of her parents
upon Bradford street. Her remains will
be taken to Newton, Conn, her native
birth place, for burial.
The Bristol Cornet band is arranging
for a grand ball to be given in Grand
Army Hall on Monday evening Feb. 10.
At the annual election OF Division No.
T., Ancient Order of Hiberpians, the fol-
lowing officers were elected /; President,
Bernard O'Rourke, vice president, Frank
Carney; recording secretary, William
O'Shaughnessey; financial secretary,
Patrick p. Walsh; treasurer, James
Peters; relief committee, Patrick Il.
walsh, John Duffy and Owen Cunlihe;
standing committee, Michael Kerr, Pat
rick p. Walsh, John Hart, John Gearins,
Owen Harvey; sergeant'at-arms, Gerald
Brunell.
Miss Bertha Stone OF Stoneham Mass,
who has been visiting friends at the
Mount for the past week, returned home
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Allen Baker is visiting her
daughter In Warren.
The report Of the commissioner of the
ssylum for the general supervision and
oversight of the farm, makes a very
creditable showing, aud a visit to the
grounds shows n well cared for institu-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols has
display d n great deal OF taste In arrang-
ing the 'n'erior for the comfort Of tho
inmates, and they are well adapted for
The position they hold. The farm In and
around the outhouses Is locke after and