The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-12
NEWS IN AND ABOUT ; {.
THESE PLANTATIONS
BRISTOL.

A speciai session OF the town council was
held yesterday afternoon and the following
persons were drawn 20 serve as jurors for tho
ensuing year. Grand juror-James Cashuin,
p T Morris, George sisson, Jeremiah
Latham, Albert W Davis. Samuel Munro
VIM II Pitmnn, Frederick II Martin. Benjamin
IT Munro Charles VI Church. Henry Barton,
Lewis Dewolf, George A Greene, VIA Mum
ro. Thomas Calvin. Richsrd.H Dunbar, VIM .
Tilley, Marcus l.. Hoar, Harry Mnsher,
James Ryley. Seth PAUL Jr, Herbert
Baker. Charles II Herreshoff Jr, Freeborn X
Cole. william Moffitt, Henry II Congdon An
drew Lynch
Petit jurors-Andrew Campbell. Edward Il
asterbrooks, VIM McCaw, James Anderson,
John r Potter, Samuel Card. Raymond
Smith, Vim Bogert, Henry M Gibson, John
Usher Jr John Drury, Charles Pepper,
Daniel Slade. John S Weeden, Frank M
wardwell, Isaac II Williams Jr, VIM A Man
chester, John l. O'Donnell, Fred W Cogges-
hall, Harry Tilley, Nathan Munro, VIM
O Manchester, Horny Rnoman, Lewis b
waldron. Frederick W Dixens. Hugh Brady,
VIM II Maxfeld. VIM W Perry Eugene LeClair,
John w Sherman, John v Lewis, Patrick
Trninor, Amos X Bullock, Carl siegel, Cor
nelius Ryley, Charles II Carey, Charles A.
Manchester, Joseph Wood, Augustine
Reynolds, VIM l. West Ezra Mason, Lewis ii
Church. Daniel Stevens, Charles Maytum,
Wallis Howe, Christian Eckhart, Lucius
McKey. James Henderson.
Manager Potter OF the Union Railroao
visited town yesterday and was received ry
ths coucnil. Hs cane In the interest OF the
new road which il soon to be built here
The party was driven over several routes but
nothing definite was settled upon
Judge Lebaron Colt and Mrs Colt were
the guests of Col Samuel Colt and mother
on Sunday at the Linden place.
Captain Buell. Buckingham and son oi
Drownville have placed an order with George
Saunders, formerly Saunders and West Com
pany, for steamer Is feet over all She Is tc
be finished by September 20
DIR Herman Canfield of Hopeworth Santa
rium left yesterday afternoon for Washing
| ton ID O, on important business.
The farmers are much disturbed over their
vegetable crops ms the continued dry weather
| is doing much damage.
| The steamer Henry Il Bishop took from
here last evening large party OF excursion
lists TO Nj Hope Park to witness the CRANE
| illumination.
Mr. Gideon Spencer, secretary OF th'
Soldiers Relief Board was In town yesterds,
| the guest Of Captain Benjamin Hall, superin
tendent of the Soldiers Home here.
Captain Frederick W Wyman Is In receipt o
| n dispatch from the mate OF the schooner Ed
wa I'd Young, announcing her safe arriva
at Key West with a cargo OF coal for tn
United States warships.
All tho members Of the crsw OF the q
Constellation, which spent Sunday here q
homo bade adieu last evening TO their rels
tives and friends, as they are expected TO 3
detached and ordered to other ships
different naval stations.
Mr. william Young a native OF Bristol, VIII
recently left here, enlisted In the 9th Penn
sylvapia Regiment, was seriously wounded q
the storming Of Fl Caney.
The school committee held their regula
| monthly meeting last evening in the superb
tendent's rooms Of the Byheld building.
Philip Brady The newly elected member, WI
appointed On the finance committee TO I'LL ii
vacancy Of the late II W Church.