The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
BRISTOL.
Mark A. De Wolf TO Build a New
Residence on Fox Hill.
Applications for Liquor Llcenses-Had
His Fingers Crushed at Rubber Works.

Mr. Mark A. DeWolf has contracted
with Charles A. Barbour to erect home
and Leclair is to do the mason work. 1t
is TO be located on land known as Fox
Hill. that has been in the family for more
than century. This site fronts the old
homestead of his late grandfather, Cap
tain James DeWolf, who was known all
over the country When the grandfather
died he left an estate valued at five mil
lion Of dollars. Probably no house In the
state compares with this residence in
architectural work, although built more
than century ago. Mr.. DEVON ana
his sister reside at the homestead.
Francisco G Guiarte and Katrina A
Da Rosa have filed their intention Of mar
riage at the town clerks oiilce
Mr. Charles ID. Owen of Providence
visited Saunders ~ West boat works
Yesterday and ordered his sloop yacht
Srrocco, overhauled and gotten ready for
the season.
The following named persons have
made application here To sell liquor atretaii
only Henry r. Manchester No. l3j,
Thamas street; Henry OpiUz, No. l2i,
1hamas street; III. Il. Rawson az Co.,
Thames street; Bernard Hart, No l20, and
l22 Thames street; Dennis Ryan, No. l09,
Thames street, Hugh Murphy, No 1903
Thames street; i. LaForost,
Thames street Timothy Hurley, Bristol
Hotel, State street; James NJ. Peters, IA
state street; H. K. Rawson, 81 state street;
Oliver w. Cole, IL state street; Robert
Newbold, .Jr, 81 Wood street; Edward
II. Chadwick, Wardwell street; Michael
/ Kerr, 5S Wood street; Thomas NJ Morris,
9S Bradford street.
A hearing on tine applications Will be
| given 10y the Town Council next Friday.
There will be no double service OF
| steam boats between Bristol and Provi-
dence this summer, for the reason that
| last summers dou bic service didn't pay.
| The Richard Borden will make trip
! from Fall River TO Providence and return
| daily touching at Bristol each way.
The members of the Hydraulion En-
| gine Company are makig preparations
| for their 35th annual ball TO be given in
| Armory Hall on Monday evening next
| The committee of arrangements comprises
| Everett L.. Church, chairman: Thomas j..
Meiggs, secretary; Daniel q. Cuggeshali,
treasurer; the floor director is Charles {.
| Wilson, and the assistant floor director,
| Everett L. Church aids, Thomas j. Meiggs,
| Arthur u. Dunbar, George Fits Stewart,
| Walter II. Coggeshall: reception com
mittcc, Charles G. Wilson, Julian Close
and Philip Brady.
John ID. Young, NJ. d., Supreme, Med.
ical Director of Winthrop, Mass, and
| Supreme Trustee Wilbour II. Powers,
J.. l.. B. of Boston will install the officers
of the Grand Commandery, United Order
OF the Golden Cross, which meets in Bris
tol, Tuesday evening" April q.
Thomas Coughlin, "a workman, EN-
| ployed in the flock room of the National
India Rubber Company met with d
serious accident yesterday. He was en-
gagged in running some double Cottor
cloth through callendering machine
when the ends Of the fingers of one hanc
caught and were badly crushed. He wai
conveyed To DR. Daniel j. Neylan's Office
by superintendent Schlosser, where tn,
wounds were dressed.
AS Memorial day, May 30, falls OF
Sunday, the day will be observed Monday
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The weaving department of the Namqui
mill has suspended for few days, owing
to a lack of warps, the carding department
having been stopped for several days.