The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-14
BRISTOL.

Bristol Council. knights of Columbus,
was organized on Thursday evening.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Grand knight. +. L.
Heffernan; deputy grand knight, Il. Il.
Heon of Warren; financial secretary,
Luke II. Callan; recording secretary,
Thomas +. Quirk; treasurer, VIM. f.
Peters, chancellor, John NJ. Connery;
chaplain, Rev. +. McCabe; warden,
Augustus +. Duffy; board of trustees,
Robert Walsh, Thomas McHale. A. p.
Nerone. 1t was voted that the o"ganlz-
alton be named Bristol council, knights
of Columbus.
w. A. Rodriguez, one of the promi-
nent members of the Pentecost church,
left Yesterday for Boston TO meet his
sister and her family of Jamaica, B. w.
L., who viii reside with him hereafter.
A case of scarlet fever was discovered
yesterday i'm the family OF John Pearse
i'm j. Howard Manchester's dwelling
house, at the corner of Bradford ana
Thames streets.
The fair of the Hydrauion Engine
and Hose Company is creating much
enthusiasm both in and out of town.On
Saturday evening grand street parade
was made and the streets were beauu-
fully Illuminated with red and green fire
along the entire route. The following
companies from other places were in
line: Hydraulion Engine and Hose
Company Captain &. Wilson with 90
men: Mechanics Fire Company of
Warren. Captain Lent with so men;
large delegation of flremen from Attic
boro, and Mansfield fire department.
Don Luiz Philippe Association, Bristol
Garnet brass band engaged by the Bris-
tol Business Mems Association and
t1..l. A h.Ns of 4.
riages containing citizens and strangers
also took part in the parade.
Colonel Moore, manager or the Lap
Joint Railway Track Company of New
York. who has the contract TO con-
struct an electric road from MI. Hope
Park TO the n. Y, n. H. a. Hartford de
pot here. paid the directors visit last
week and completed all of his arrange
ments for the building of the road. The
grading of the road has been sub-let by
him TO Contractor Mccormick, who has
commenced operations with large
force of men and teams.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Colt
was soIemnized yesterday afternoon
from her late residence on William
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. William r. Trotter rector OF
Trinity church.
The deed for the transfer Of lot of
land on ttrr Perry f1r-ttfen Bristol neck
from Rev Calbraith B. Perry to By
ron X. Fish is on record at the town
clerks Office.
The monthly meeting Of the school
committee will be held this evening in
the rooms of the Bylield school build
ing.
The regular monthly meeting OF Bris-
tol Chapter, Daughters of American
Revolution will be held this afternoon
in Memorial Building.
on the gridiron on Bristol common.
Saturday afternoon the Bristol county
eleven and the Washington Park team
of Providence labored hard on a mud
DIV field, but I'm the two halves neither
side scored. although both teams were
within a few feet of the goal line at
times during the game.
Charles Reed. Jr.. son Of Charles
Reed. who resides on Second street. is
reported as missing and is causing his
family much anxiety. He was last seen
OH Wednesday night at Shaw's restau-
rant on Hope street and had on his BIZ
cycle suit.
The marriage intentions OF Thomas
Walsh and Catherine Gallagher were
recorded I'm the town clerks Office on
Saturday.
The Naval Reserves viii commence
ON Friday evening next their winters
drill i-eetings which VIII continue
through the cold weather.
Steam yacht Chinook. formerly own
cd by Or. Frederick Dame. has been
sold 10 New York parties. ana on sat
urday George N. Saunders and T..
Frank Horton left the Saunders pier
with the Chinook for New York.
A pretty wedding took place this
morning at $50 o'clock at st. Mary's
Catholic church, the contracting parties
being Thclcsfore La Forrest and Her
nina Gingrass. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Fr. y. Nc Cabc. AZ
ter the ceremony the happy couple were
driven To their future home where
wedding breakfast was BerVed aud a
reception held until their departure ON
the $50 train for New York, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
GRAND OPENING TO-DAY
of Dry Goods. Clothing. Boots and