The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-11
From Neighboring Towns.
BRISTOL.
Golden Cross Officers Installed
Railroad Officials In Town.

The semi annual installation OF the officers
OF Bristol Commandery Order of tho Golden
Cross, was held on Monday evening. The in
stallng officer was Grand Commander Andrew
s. Rounds. assisted by Past Grand Com
mander Joseph Burlingamo Of Providence
and Grand Herald Frank II. Reynolds OF
Providence.
The officers installed were as follows:
Noble commander. Henry IL. Tilley; vice
noble commander, Sarah Thatcher; worthy
prelate, William B. Spooner; keeper OF rec
ords, Anna NJ. Earle: Financial keeper OF rec
ords, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Earle; worthy treas
urer, Frederick l.. Warner; worthy herald,
Elmer A. Rounds; warden of the inner gate,
Mrs. Asenath Warner. Tho warden OF the
outer gate. Mrs. Sarah E. Rounds. and the
past noble commander were not installed
Noble Commander Henry H. Tilley deputized
Worthy. Prelate William b. Spoonor to install
those officers at some future meeting.
Company @, Second Regiment of this town,
will take part in tho reception TO the Ninth
Regiment Of Massachusetts, which will visit
Providence Labor day.
The Bristols will play tho Lonsdales,
form ery the G. ]. A. team, tomorrow after
noon. Saturday afternoon they will meet the
Bay sides.
The annual field day OF Burnside Lodge.
| Knights of Pythias, was held yesterday at
| Fox Hill grove. A clambase was served by
| the proprietor, Mr. Mark A. DeWolf
| Many people went with Canton sowamset,
/. o. o. r., Of Warren yesterday on the AN
nual excursion of that organization. The ex-
| cursion was made on the steamer Rambler 10
| Rocky Point
| Telcsphore La Forest, who is the proprietor
| Of saloon on Thames street and nearly op-
| poste the old sugar refinery, reports that
| some one attempted TO effect an entrance TO
| his saloon on Monday morning at o'clock.
| screen one of the windows was partly
torn Off, but the barking of the dog caused
4 tho would be breakers TO make good their es-
cape
The members of the Neptune Yacht Club
| were notified on Tuesday Of tho arrangement
| for the club regatta Saturday afternoon at z
\ o'clock The same rules and regulations will
| be followed that governed the last club regat-
| Ia. Tie chairman of the regatta committee.
George II. Saunders, will receive entries tc-
day and until just previous:to starting in the
race on Saturday.
| A number of the railroad officials were
here yesterday, among whom We're G. c. Bur-
| nett, assistant superintendent Of the road,
| Train Master Whaley, Train Dispatcher Morse
| and others Before leaving, superintendent
| Burnett notified Mr.. Stoyles. agent here, that
| the p. IN. train would again be put upon
| the now time table to commence ON Monday
next. Since the train was taken off great
| deal OF complaint has been made, which has
| caused the road 10 take action in the matter.
| A special meeting Of the Council was held
| yesterday morning TO take action in granting
| permit TO move tho Harborview club house
| from the lands of the National India Rubber
| Company, where il now stands, 10 its new To-
cation. There not being members enough to
form quorum, the meeting adjourned with
| out taking action.
Mr.. Henry Thiels received news on Monday
| from the pension bureau that an increase in
| his pension had been signed and sent to Bos-
| ton from where he received 1t yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Martin of Newburg.
| N. Y, returned home yesterday after visit
| OF two weeks here with their niece.
eouurftman Thompson and wifo arc spendl-
ing few days at Pascoag with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Paine
| Miss Mamie Connery. the popular cashier
| at the Boston Store, started this morning on
| u two weeks vacation and will visit friends
| in Boston and Hyde Park.
| Mr. II. W. Hayes, who has been taking an
| outing for the past ten days, returned home
| yesterday.
The Hopeworth Sanitarium Company or
ganzed u der IFS charter yest erday and the
following -ofiicers were elected: President
and treasurer DR.. Herman Garfield; vice.
president and secretary. DR.. William c. Can
field: directors. Carroll ID. Wright, United
States labor commissioner OF Washington, ID.
@. Samuel p. Colt, president Industrial Trust
Company, Providence; ID. G. Petett, East
Orange, N. j.. manufacturer of church or.
gans; W. II. Hollenbscl, Brooklyn, NJ Y,
president mining company, Pennsylvania; @.
W. Bowen, Providence Samuel Norris. .Jr.,
Bristol; DIR. Herman Garfield and DIR. William