The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-25
BRISTOL.
Program for the Celebration Of the
Fourth Of July.
Business Mems Jubilee Entertainment
Largely Patroniz d-Eotes.

The following is the program as ar
ranged by tho Fourth of July commit
tee: At o. m, a salute will be fired
upon the common by detachment of
the Bristol Train Of Artillery, and at ~
O'Clock and at y. IN. at "a. M, IL IN.
and . p. m, the bells of the several
churches will be rung. AT $3.50 p. m. the
procession will be formed upon the COM
mon. the right resting on State street
Marshal and Aids. First Division
Bristol band, j. Pickles, leader. "a pieces.
Naval Reserves Torpedo company. Bris-
tol Train of Artillery Veteran associa-
tion, Col. Joseph Is. Burgess. Babbitt
post, q. A. X, Commander Washington
/. Finch.
Second Division Carriages containing
orator Of the day, reader OF Declaration OF
Independence, clergyman, town council,
town clerk, town treasurer, high sher-
iii OF Bristol county and otter town osii-
cials.
Third Division-B Burnside Drum corps.
board of engineers. Hydraulian engine
company. King Philip steamer company,
Dreadnaught hook and ladder company,
Court Don Louis PHILIPPE association,
Bristol baseball club, bicycle club and
unattached riders.
The line of march will be down State
street TO Thames, down Thames 10
Church, up Church TO High, down High
to VALLEY, down VALLEY to Hope. up
Hope to the heater. there countermsrch
back TO the opera house, where the SER
vices Will be rendered. AT 2 p. m. on the
common ball game will be played be-
tween the Bristol Grays and Atlantics Of
Fall River. After tho game bicycle
race will take place from the DeWolf
Inn to the half way hill and return,
scratch race with three prizes. A grand
oman air copCarf will Ia UIyan i'm fha
evening on the common.
MIR. Nathaniel Gladding's son was bit
ten last evening by a strange dog. The
wound was cauteriZed
Rumors are in circulation that the
Mount Hope farm noted for its historical
record, has been rented to Mr.. Staples of
Fall River for a summer resort, and that
William Newbold will have general super
vision. 1t is looked upon as ore OF tie
most desirable spots for a summer resort
that can be found in Narragansett waters.
Mr.. Comstock, general manager OF the
United States Rubber Trust, was in town
yesterday and visited the factory OF the
National India Rubber Company. A
greater part Of the time hes was closeted
with Superintendent Schlosser and left
here on the 30 p. m. train.
The schooner yacht Ga2oon, with a
party on board from Nabant Mass.
touched here on Thursday and sailed
q gain I'm the afternoon for Thimbie
islands. up the sound.
The Bristol Grays, junior nine, desires
to cross bats with any nine In the state
whose ages do not exceed Ia years. Ad.
dress Manual Lewis. manager, Bristol,
r. /.
A syndicate is about making great
changes on Site street. The intention
Is to move n dwelling house to the rear
and to erect large block ON the grounds
~bora ha "A stnoh
The sidewalk that Is being made from
the main road on Malt House lane to ST
Marys cemetery has long been needed and
is great Improvement
Thomas w. Caldwell wife and children,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Augustus :. Van Mickle for the past two
weeks returned home yesterday afternoon.
They were conveyed TO the Fall River boat
in the steam yacht Marjorie, owned by
Mr.. Van Wickle.
Col Joseph Burnett of Fort Trumbull
New London, Conn, paid a brief visit
yesterday to the Hopeworth Sanitarium.
The contract for erecting a cottage for
&. W. Young on Hope street has been
awarded to J. IL. Wall.
Preparations were begun yesterday at
the rubbor works for making gum shoes.
The Naval Reserve Torpedo Company
rifle committee have secured temporary
grounds on the asylum driveway to the
shore where they will hold shoot on
Saturday afternoon.
Tie eDtertainment last evening of the
business mems jubilee, under the auspices
OF Bahbitt Women's Relief Corps was
well attended.
Mr.. Thomas G. Church. who has for n
number OF years been the first to exhibit
new potatoes, brought in a fine specimen
yesterday being of very good size.
The second game Of baseball between
tho Bristol Train of Artillery nine and the
Warren Artillery uine will pe played to-
morrow afternoon on the Warren grouncs.
The festival committee of the Neptune
Yacht Club. consisting of l., Maitland
Minsher, II. X. Davis. Ezra Dixson, Jr,
Benjamin M. McDougall Frank Ingra-
ham and Mark A. Dew. Howe, after set
tliDg all the bills have a balance on hand
of $50 which will ne used in purchasing
prizes for the regatta, which is to take