The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-06
BRISTOL.

The outlook for a prosperous season
never was better than at the present
time at the National India Rubber
works. The tire department has orders
for Six months at fun capacity, working
night and day. other departments,
namely gum shoes clothing and hose
are all working over time and the only
trouble at the present time Is in OBJ
tanning skilled labor.
Mr.. Frank Pardee, the we'll known
coal magnate of the Lehigh Valley, Pa,
"A brother-in-law OF the late A. 5. Van
Wickle, returned yesterday with his
family and large retinue OF servants
to Hazleton, Penn.
Mr.. George Munro yesterday, while
excavating for "A cellar came across
small iron box which was badly cor
roded. on examination il was found
to contain several pieces of ancient
coin.
A number OF those who are interested
in football met Tuesday evening and
organized by appointing Allyn Raw
son manager and James Chappelle
captain. The following will constitute
the team: Quon C; Gon, ] g. Thomp-
son, [; Hammill, | e; Chappelle, h b.
Huntoon. + &; Sinister, [: Dixson.
e; Bullock, r. h b: Smith, b; Quirk,
q b. Goals have been erected on the
common and game will be played on
Saturday with a strong team from
Providence.
Excavation is being made at the
South construction shop OF the Here
shoff Manufacturing Company. and
Contractor Leclair IL TO lay a founda-
tion in Portland cement, TO set up
steam capstan 10 be used in hauling
out the Defender
Mr.. Francis Uerreshoff. whose fa-
mily has been ste pping at the Pleasant
View House on Pappoosesquaw, re-
turned to Brooklyn. n. Y, last evening
for the winter. Mr. Herreshoff is
brother of John B. and Capt. Nat.
Thomas Callan was taken yesterday
to the state farm by Capt. Morrissey
for a term of six months for reveling
and dissipation.
A number ox.snportant changes have
been made recently in real estate own
ership. Robert Newbold has sold three
house lots on the Mt. Hope plat to Will
liam Perkins OF Fall River for $4,000
Charles O. Coggeshall and wife have
sold the dwelling house on the east
side of Wood street. formerly the Fris-
bic estate. TO Mary t.. NorthHp. for
81 90 and other considerations. Edward
Murphy and wife have conveyed their
interest i'm a wharf and building on
Thames street TO Seth PAUL for $100
and other considerations Charles PAUL
manner to the same party on the same
terms.
Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather of last evening, the annual
festival of Trinity church was well at
tended. The contributions were nu-
merous, including money. groceries and
an abundance of vegetables and rub
Der cloths.
The annual meeting OF the Bristol
Female Charitable Society was held at
Mrs. G.. =. Farrington's residence on
Bradford street this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Tilley OF
Berkeley, Va, are visiting relatives and
friends.
MIR. John Tucker of Providence has
rented silver Lake cottage and has
taken possession.
TheByfleld Rubber Company is about
to increase it's plant by adding another
building
The several fire companies held their
meeting last evening at their |
halls. The Hydraulion Engine Com |
pany voted TO attend the fair OF the |
Pocasset Fire Company at Knightsville |
on Saturday evening. Oct. 22. and also /
accepted the invitation of the steamer |
King Philip Engine Company 90 take |
part In the exercises at their Both an
niversary.
The Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and |
Hose Company voted To attend the Po-
rasset fair at Knightsvile Saturday. |
Oct. %
The steamer King Philip Company |
also voted to attend the fair OF the
pocasset Fire Company one member |
endered his resignation which was ac-
'epted.
Our store is literally packed with
easonablc footwear of the most ap-
'roved styles. from the best manufac-
urers of New England. Boys Never
Rip" school shoes. a. Il. Nerone. 30
tate street.
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