The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-04
BRISTOL.

The annual meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association was held
last evening, and the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
Board OF managers. L. l.. Watson. Her
bert f. Bennett l.. l.. Anderstrom. Geo
w. Arnold, George II. Peck, William
Fred Fish. for one year. Parmenius
skinner Jr., Chandler III. Coggeshall.
Friedrich +. Gladding. Frank T. Rami-
eres, Frederick G.. Blaisdell. Stephen w.
church, for two years. Ezra Dixson.
Wendell II. Davis, Wallis E. Howe,
William f. Williams. NJ. ID. John S.
Weeden, Clinton T. Sherman, for three
years. Treasurer, William Fred Fish:
recording secretary Wendall II. Davis
board of trust for five years. Edward s
Bapbltt. At the board of managers
meeting held at the close of the annual
meeting Ezra Dixson was elected pres
ident and Herbert +. Bennett, vice pres
ident
The eleventh annual conference OF
Woman's Auxiliaries TO the Young
Mems Christian Association of Massa-
chusetts and Rhode Island will be held
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building, Providence. October 10
ana IL. Inc following ladies have been
appointed delegates: Mrs. c. B. Rock
well, Mrs. Il. De w. Adams. Mrs. T.. NJ.
Worth, Mrs. III. II. Shepard and Mrs.
"A. =. Andsrstrom.
The evening school was opened on
Monday evening on the third floor OF
the Byfield building. John II. Bailey
is the principal and the assistants are
Miss Mabel McKeon and Miss Cora Hill
The evening school Will be in session
each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings during the winter
from To Q o'clock.
Mrs. George Schlossar accompanied
- her son and nurse and by Mrs. Will
liam Schlosser, left here yesterday for
visit OF several weeks with relatives
in New Jersey
The annual meeting Of the Bristol Fe-
male Charitable Society will be held at
the house Of Mrs. Il. s. Harrington to-
morrow at O'Clock p. m.
The Baptist Sunday school superin-
tendsnts union at its annual meeting
elected l.. l.. Anderstrom of Bristol its
president.
The contract with the electric light
ing company was executed yesterday
forenoon at the town clerks Office and
was signed bv ths town treasurer
George III. Peck, in behalf OF the row
and Arthur y. Lisle for trea slirer
Daniel a. Pierce Of the Bristol County
Gas and Electric Lighting company.
The funeral Of Joseph Herbert Clarke.
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e Clarke
was held yesterday afternoon from his
parents residence corner OF BradfolI
and Thames streets. Burial was at the
North cemetery.
l.. l.. Anderstrom OF the Church street
studio and his assistant. Frank Il.
Clarke viii leave tomorrow for Boston
20 be absent the remainder Of the week
attending rhe convention Of the Photo.
era phcrg Club Of New EnpsanJ 4
MIR. and Mrs r T.. Embrea are here
on their wedding tour from Port Haw- /
X kesbury. Cape Breton. and are the !
guests OF Major and Mrs. NJ. V New |
ton on Church street.
Yesterday was the last day on which /
tax payers could secure the per cent. /
discount and as usual tax collector |
George H. Peck was a very busy man /
until late i'm the evening. Yesterday |
I'll 0A was paid In. and previous 90 that /
sit GA was cCtected making n total - /
80 s93. This morning Mr. Peck received /
1900 more In tax s. making the total i
amount collected MP to this morning a, /
o'clock s5i 56i from which must Oe do. .
iuC'Cf the = Der cent discount on tho 4
amount ua'd M 90 l7st right. Tho total \
AK for 1899 is is7.76i IN round nun,bers
md thare remains now 20 W. coilactpd \
'i2213 The amOunt receive uu t0 Iaes
tight. was 5000 more han last yca~ al /
his time
The uariave ~ Thomas r uovigar
md Mise Cnrreli7 Dunrios took piaca
at s., Marv's church The
l,1rris 70 ceremony was norf,rn,ad bv |
7ev. Father Mccabe. pastor or the
.hu~ch
Mr. Ma'hew Younger ief, last ev- ming
or New York and will sail On Satur-
lay next for Scotland.