The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-21
BRISTOL.

The remains of Mrs. Caroline Faies,
widow Of the late Charles Fales and
mother OF F. n. Fales. Mrs. +. T. Bald
win and Mrs. Samuel Hall OF Provi-
dence were brought here yesterday
and Inferred i'm the family lot at the
North burial ground,
Suit has been brought against the
Bristol and Warren Water works 10
recover a sum of $4,000 the amount paid
by the town To Mrs. Henry Thiele and
daughter for injuries sustained on the
highway where the water works COM
pany were at work making repairs.
The marriage intentions OF James
Rico and Elizabeth Ricco have been
filed In the town clerks office.
An attachment was recorded at the
town clerks Office Saturday in the suit
OF Haney, Hoyle g. Co. against Robert
Newbold and Michael Keer for $1,000.
Another attachment was recorded in
the suit of Thomas Guckin against
Robert Newbold for $4,000
f. Frank Horton and Mathew Pol
lock, who went TO New York in the
steam launch Chinook with Captain
Saunders returned home on Saturday
and report a very rough passage.
I5abbitt Post G.. A. r., is arranging
evening. The post has invited Babbitt
Relief Corps OF this town and Tobin
Corps of Warren to be present.
Thanksgiving will be observed here
next Thursday in much the same fash
ion as OF old Many are expected home
TO spend the day with their relatives
held i'm all the churches i'm the morning.
In the afternoon the Bristol County
Football Club will contest with Wis
iting club on the common. A match
race will be trotted at the Bristol Trot-
ting Park by Hal G and Fred w for
1900 The Naval Reserves Will have tar
get practice at their range on Bristol
Neck. The Defender Social Club Will
have a matinee social in Grand Army
hall.
THANKSGIVING eve the Bristol Train
of Artillery will have its annual ball at
the armory on State street. The King
Philip Steam Fire Engine Co. is 10
hold social the same evening in
Pokanoket Hall.
At the opera house Thanksgiving
night ST Marys II. A. =. and Auxiliary
will present the drama Bound by
Oath" with Miss Sullivan OF Provi-
dence i'm the leading role.
Mr.. Malone, who was injured at the
factory OF the National India Rubber
Co. during the past week and taken to
the Rhode Island Hospital, where he
had three nngerS ana tnumD annpulai-
ed, is getting along quite comfortably.
His family was notified by Superinten
dent Schlosser that all expenses would
be borne by the company and all lost
time during his sickness would be paid
to the family.
Friction caused a belt to catch fire
on Saturday at the Sranston Worsted
mill. The mill was shut down for the
day.
The fair OF the Hydraulion Engine
Co. closed TO night after ten days run.
Mr.. Harley r.. Walker died at the
residence of his daughter. Mrs. Brad-
ford D. Bosworth. upon Thames street,
Saturday afternoon after long illness
Of Brights disease and heart trouble.
His funeral will be solemniZed tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock from ths
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford ID.
Bosworth.
The funeral of Mrs Johanna Bowers
was sOlemnized yesterday afternoon
from her late residence on Rock street,
Cob James Mcpherson arrived here
this morning and was driven to the
Herreshoff works. He is from Wash
ington, -. G..