The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-12
BRISTOL.
Neptune Yacht Club TO Issue $1,000
In E Per Cent Bonds.
Harbor View Club House 10 Be Moved.
Buried by Caving Sand Bank.

Neptune Yacht Club has decided TO
Issue 200 first mortgage registered q per
cent bonds of $40 each, interest payable
semi-annually ut the First National
Bank In order To raise 5000 to complete
the payment on the club house and cover
the expenses Of repairing the wharf
The concert 10 be given In the opera
house by the Rhode Island Female Or
chestra under tho direct management OF
Miss Harriet A. Manchester, orr: Wednes..
day evening, June o for the benefit OF
the Children's Home, should be well
patronized.
Mr. Lemuel Titus, tho well known
building mover Of Providence, has con-
tracted with the L. A. 1illinghast Land
Investment Company OF Providence To
NOV" the building known as the Harbor-
view Club house. IL will be placed ON
the National India Rubber CompaDy's
per by permission of Colonel Colg and
Will afterward be moved opposite the
DeWolf Inn, on land that the company
recently purchased, but at the present Is
unable 60 got "A clear title of.
The dedication Of the PokanokCt hall
this evening bids fair TO be "A grand sue
cess. The concert under the direction OF
Mr.. A. A. Walker, is sure To be an artistic
success, and the conn lmentIry Inaugural
tion social givon by DIR. Hasbrouck inn
mediately after the concert will make a
pleasurable combination.
Rev. Patrick McCabe pastor of st.
Marys Catholic church has announced
that the property at the corner of Wood
and state streets, with a lot OF land in
the rear, has been purchased for 5000 for
church purposes.
Intelligence has been received here Of
the serious illness OF Miss Eva Chase.
formerly OF this town. but who now re-
sides in New York. Her mother is a
resident of Bristol
a number of rubber shoe workers left
Monday afternoon for Maiden, Mass,
where they have been engaged by the Bos-
ton Rubber Shoe Company. Others Will
leayo hero on Friday morning.
A serious accident occurred yesterday 10
John Scott, toamster at the National
India Rubber works He was 40 work
loading his team 20 the sand pit Of Bar
ton & Burlington, on Pappooscsquaw
when the bank caved i'm upon him. An
other teamster, John Card, who was load
ing near by Scott narrowly escaped.
Scott was completely buried by the sand
slide and 10 was with much difficulty
tlat he was rescued alive. After he was
taken ont he was Immediately conveyed
homo and medical ASST tance called, DIR.
MCrriman, DR.. Neylan, and DR.. Dillon all
arriving at the same time. Everything
possible was done for the sufferer and this
morning he IS IN a critical condition,
Charles W. Young, cashier mt the Here
shotl Manufacturing Company, is about TO
remove tVF old homestead where he resides
on Hope street and erect IA new cottage on
the site.
The Il. c. B. Club enjoyed a supper and
pleasure drive 10 Swansea, Mass, last
evening
The Neptune Yacht Club held n special
meeting last evening and two new mem
bers were voted in Ii Is proposed Co adopt
a new constitution and bylaws and Sec
retary lngrgham was Instructed to notify
all the members so rs. TO enable them to
attend tho next meeting.
Lieutenant Q. w. Abbott, inspector Of
the Ruodc Island militia, will visit Bris-
tol May 20 and inspect the equipment and
property OF Company c, Second regiment
OF Rhode Island Militia.
The Business Mems meeting which
was 10 be held tonight at Pythian hall
has been changed TO the Dreadnaught
hall, where n committee will he appointed
to wait upon Coloncl :. +. Colt.