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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

I. l.. Irish: lecturer. Mrs e. G. Gale;
secretary. jennie T.. Allen; gate keeper,
Mrs. Tottic lockwood The election of
the remainder of the officers was post
poncd until the next mcctng.-rhe young
men of the town to the number of nine
teen nave ocgapzcd brass band. They
meet twice a week i'm the town hail for
will be Il Christmas tree
and exercises appropriate for the occasion
in the Methodist church Saturday evening
Dec. %. The trees and exercises i'm the
other chugchcs viii be Monday evening
Dec. p.
HUNTINGTON CENTRE.
WIN Hanks has shut down the stock
being all sawed uut.-C. L. Elliott has re
turned to his home i'm South Starkshoro.-
Enoch Gregory is i'm poor health this win
ter suffering from heart trouble. About
- couuas attended the dance at the town
hall last Thursday evening. There was an
oyster supper at X. l.. Belongs recently.
--l}urton hin and sister Mabel Of Lincoln
visited friends i'm town last weok.-ltrh-
ard Doloug. Jr.. and Weaver TAFT visited
friends IN South stark sboro the first of
the week.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
G. l.. Van Welt went on Thursday last
TO Bristol to attend the funeral of Mrs
ocl<cy Partch Lawrence IS. Lawrence
WAS a cousin of Mrs. Van Nlelt.-C. L.
Goodscll and Miss Flora Rupar of Flats
burgh were tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
l. H. GoodScU last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs.
- ct,,,,.. h,,.,, H. "a, VISITING their scs
~ ~ s,a,,.,, In Ivbr1i,p.hui.pb X. v
Van \Ioit and : G Bccrs have
recently purchased organs
JDNESNIIIE
Mrs. Daniel Preston. Jr of Waitsncld
srom Suudiy at Mr.. Prcston's fathers,
Bninsl pr.ston's- Frank Town is work
ing for steven iiildrc Mrs. Steven HI
,toth and daughter were in burlington
Siturd1y.-Nr and Mrs Tyler are in
Shclhultlo visiting fricnds.-Mr and Mrs.
Preston were in Montpelier this week. Mr..
ileSIYh n"uSh' a nice uiiI'h9 HoISe VIII
schnol ut Richmond. Miss Fannie Stcv-
.ns wont to Builinpton Friday.
,,,,,,,.r>.,
Oh ri'i'o NM
James Mckenzie returned TO ms nome
in kcescvil!", y. Y, on TUESDAY after seN-
cral days stay with his parents IN East
Shelhurne.
f.. F GosScn is nome Tor Il lew uaNS
utIhI" to work on account oil sore mana
H. +. sutton came nome wednesday u
spend the holidays with ms l'olIt
.. y. baldwin VINO lives on the f'et'Hoi
farm carries his milk to inc Guy cro'nl-
cry and has an average OF nearly l'oV lps
daily
John sweeney while Work'S lor III.
Vermont Limo CO. NedaoSo"F Hi't W, II
quite severe accident, lamihlnE inc 'nIIu
Hnger OF tn" ri@ht mana :" ua"IE tn%t d,,li
pVlatoE WAS necessary bIS' N"'lh "nr
whit" pcrio'mrd the operation an" 'ooh
the niger ehd on nj lhi HrS' Jo'"''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

'''I "'''''"'i- i'"l'. 49, w "' -,
on Mutton llil-Eli besSeIte mas pousnt
ne old Chatl'i = foote mouse on Nut
ton I'M ana mas removed IL 10 ms p az,
near the corners or Il parsl' 'rauu Jew
cemetery "SS"' '''ioh r'r'n.N pouE''I az
""ulll1h to tno.r Eio .riI lrpii ."e ,onI
ErcEatohal chUrch'-l We Suu''"y 9O"''i
Niu nave 'H'IFlhndS 'NcIclsc S"'l""S
evening.
ESSEN JUNCTION.
u !, coircs u.ho has Soo,, tho clerk
az "a. 1obn,on tIouso for several months
hos rcsIrrod
Ga,i t3ro,,.,,o1 90 I,u,Iirgton has taken
t,r i,,ta,., il, tb. I,,,ta,. ,,,o,Iie,ct,i,..
,nt.I,,,si,os,, ,yitb ( pro,vnru 1r1 tho
..ti, ir,.,.,, h. ,,.,,.t,,o,od m
c. , - 6 n,d - -
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III '!r noi,,v VI W :, ,oiaI, ~. y -
.""E ~ , t'i''N CT uIi,','5 ,i,,,, aor,i fri.
butos were many and exceedingly beauti-
ful The burial was IN tHe l"n'IE '"t u.
the village cemetery Mr. bUt'"lp" WIS
about Il years ola ana lor many E,''"
lived on what Is NOW KNOWN as the A."r|
farm About ~ years ago ne m"N'u 40
Buffalo to take charge OF ms Ihc'o JrN-
etts business anHlIs' VINO ut one uiiIc
owned several hundred acres IN "hot Is
now the city of Buffalo and vicinity. MI
Buttolph has often visited ms naive
town He was highly esteemed pE ali VINO
knew him. He is survived by three SONS,
Harry and John of Buffalo and Ben. or
Providence, K. l.. and also wife. The
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

reported as doing we'll and the physicians
at the Mary Fletcher hospital whore he is
being treated, have hopes of saving his
eye sight.
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T,lle Richardson.
4,lrc 8tchardson
This Store Offers Wonderful

Shopping opportunities to-day. Kindly note
the different ones mentioned and come and see
the many that we haven't room to speak of-you
will make great saving by buying your goods of
us-Comparisons Care said to Beg odious-but
it's what tells you the facts. Our stocks are in
competition. Compare them and see.
Dress Goods.
Crepons-handsome patterns Ia regular prces.-Back Dress
materials SIPS $75 79chy ends of
Pattern Dresses moderate piceswth Innings eA beau
u line fancy Silks 89c per yard ST. ST. 90 per yard
Gift Articles.
The ltle-hc nexpensve-The Joy of giving hngs-o
little here and all know how be remember
ed-Buon Hooks Silver Pocket Knives Eases, Initial Stamps Glove
Setche Paper Knives Paper Weights Key Rings Picture Frames
Mirrors Ink Stands Bon Bon Dhesand hosts of pretty and useful
thingsand the best of they le25c and 3oc each is
many of them best lines have
seenand such beauties from So S375 EACH The handles works
of art-ea gold and silver mounings on the best
Gloves.
acceptable present and purchased this
be good pair OF Mque Gloves would make hand
gft-priced at ST. 90.
FandkerChi is Such Handkerchief beauty seldom
worth seeing yeu don't need to buy--we'l
you will buy souveni5c, &c., 25c &c., and
higher.
Dressing SaCuues 81 will merry Christ
if invested in of these pretty
Coats-S1 buys any good
enoughal colors, with finished and dainty trimmings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Clark Rur.cs is visiting his sister in
SomerVllc, MaSs.-Thc Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. G. S. Goodrich last Thursday.
A large number were present.-Therc will
be no service a. the church Sunday cVcn-
ing All are invited to attend the concert
at East Franklin.-Mrs Eli Austin has
gone to taVcrhill Mass, to spend Christ
mas. as wei as to attend the wedding of
her son, Carl.-Mrs. q. :. Goodrich is
visiting friends and relatives in Rchford
and AbcrCOrn T. @
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FRANKLIN.

Q. c. Adams of Chicago is visiting at
j. K. Anderson's.-Char and George
Wood of Barre and George Sinner have
J cen spending a few days with relatives
in town. l.. Dawson and wife who have
lie en- in Massachusetts ana New Hamp-
Shire the past season, arrived home Sat
urday for the wrter.-F. r Doane of
North BroOkdeld, Mass, who was called
here by the death of Harrison Gates, re-
turned home Thursday.
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SWANTON.

Lewis Kelley, who has been at work on
The Central Vermont AbuTgh bridge, was
brought home Tuesday evening badly in
iurcd. lie fell off the handcar and the car
ran over him
George Iawley Is home from Baltimore.
Mason Beebe is home from New York
city.
Tol Gilmore returned from New York
Sunday morning.
Miss Amy VI. Burt is expected home from
Burlington Saturday for the holidays
r NJ Tobin has SO far recovered from
his recent illness that he now expects 20
te able to go with his family to Bristol to
spend Christmas.
". f.. Tab!n with his mother and GCr,
Lyman will also - to Bristol for Christ
mas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

l.. l.. Irish: lecturer. Mrs. T.. G.. Gale;
secretary jennie T.. Allen; gate Keeper,
Mrs Tottc Lockwood. The election of
the remainder of the officers was post
poned until the next mcetng.-The young
mon of the town to the number of nine
teen nave organized a brass band They
meet twice a week i'm the town han for
practicc.-Thcrc will be Christmas tree
and exercises appropriate for the occasion
in the Methodist church Saturday evening
Dec. 90 The trees and exercises i'm the
other churchcs viii be Monday evening,
nnn o
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have repaired the old farm house on their
pace for a tenement house. Warner j.
Stobhirs will carry on w. w. Higbee's Farm
another ycar.-Euccnc Shorts.ce has
been making Improvements ON his house
on Mutton Ilill.-lIl BcsSette has bought
che old Chacl-s L. Footc house ON Mutt
ton Hill and has removed it to his p acc,
near the Corners for a barn. Grand View
Cemetery association recently bought an
addition to their grounds from the Con-
EreEational church.-'rho sunday school
win have a Christmas exercise Sunday
evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21
JONESNGLII3

Mrs Daniel Preston, Jr., of Waitsficld
Srcut Suudly at Mr.. Proston's fathers,
Gnincl Preston Frank Town Is work
ing for steven Hildroth.-Mrs. steven HI
,ltcth and daughter were i'm Burlington
Slturd1y.-Mr and Mrs Tyler are in
ShclbuIun visiting fi'ends.-Mr. and Mrs.
Preston were i'm Montpelier this week. Mr.
Preston bought nice driving horse while
ne WIS iNdy.--Bcrt Fuller is attending
school at Richmond. Miss Fannie Stew
ems went to Burlington Friday.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. j ~. Spauldrg have re
turned from Hyde Park.-Nlr. johnson
will continua to hold meetings at the
Methodist Episcopal church.-Mr. and
Mrs y. w. Church visited in Buck iIol-
low Dec lHh.-Miss EMILY Provost has
returned to her home in Lowell, Mass
y. +. Wetherhee has been suffering with
a severe felon.--L. T.. Rice and wife are
visiting his parents Miss May Davis is
caring for Mrs. S. r. iIooper--Mrs. "
w. Church has just received "A letter from
Miss Lille Moran telling Of her safe ar
rival at Aiken, S. C, where ste has gone
for her health
FAIRFAX.
Mrs. Orvile Bishop was buried Deem
Der 13th.-F j. Morton and wife of St.
Adams were called to Fairfax by the
death of his aunt. Mrs Bishop.-Dr. ). IL.
Phelps shipped three carloads of young
cattle TO Iowa December l5.-Lamollle
lodge, No. 6, f. A. NJ. at their
annual meeting December 10, elected the
following officers; ". NJ, Julian Stone;
s w, w j. rrombly; J, W., DR., +. A.
Petty; treasurer, r. w. Shepardson; SEQ
rotary, l.. b. Hunt S. D., Charles Ma
comber; j. D., James Lewis; tyler, II. \.
Holmes; chaplain, L. II. Tabor; marshal
j. Stuart--John Mcneil has rented his
farm TO Alex Cherricr of Malone, y. Y.
john Delan has work in Murphy d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

n lucrative position with the Fletcher
Granite company The presnts which were
numerous showed GOOD taste in their So
lection and We're of a character to be Scr
Viccablc as well as exceedingly beautiful.
Several generous gifts i'm cost were no
ticcablc among the display. They bespoke
for the happy pair large circle of friends
whose best wishes follow them to their
new field of labor.
RGCHFORD.
Col. T.. T. COPELAND Of Harrisburg, Pa,
is to deliver the next lecture Of the course
here Thursday evening, Dec y. Subject.
Some Aenostic Bunders III. H. Thorn
as for several years station agent at the
Central Ncrmort station. finished his la
bors there Tuesday. FULLER Carpenter, a
former employe. succeeds Mr. Thomas
Harry 6. Pringic, who has been clerk at
tho American House the past year, has
accepted a position with the National
Cash Register company Of Dayton, o.
Mrs Ada T.. Tcmplcton Of Trasburg has
bought of j. y. Powell his brick store on
the corner; consideration 5000 Tho Wa
ter pipes burst in the Bank block Sunday
night, causing some little damage. The
noisc attracted the attention of some pco-
pie near by. who thought the Bank was
being broken into again.-About $50 WIS
Melted for the Catholic Forcstcrs at their
nccktic social last week. Misesquoi
Lodge, No. 2. t.. and a. NJ, last Thursday
evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: S. T. Wilson, W. NJ :
G. y. johnson, :. w; g. W. Gibson, treas
urcr; William Jcnnc, J. w; l.. NJ Kelley,
secretary; s. r. Marvin. S. u. Leon Esty.
j. D.; j. S. Daley, tylcr.-Miss Ncttie
Daley Is visiting at Nashua, y. H., and
will visit Boston before her return home.
Miss Serena T.. Ovitt was married 10
Richard II Freer Wednesday evening al
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mcr-
rilL where Miss Ovitt has lived the past
three yCars.-B. A. Hendricks has bought
the G. ~ Goff place on River street of
Mrs. William G.. Foster; consideration
$500 The query with the townspeople is
will the new postmaster keep the Office
where it is now or move it back into tho
| Eonk block. IT. Is more convenient for the
| public whore it isl. ID. Rowlcy has
| oponod a barber shop in the Union House
Miss Fanny Boswell IS to take The place
| in the school of Pearl +. Hodges who
! was married Dec. 14th to Luke =. Martin
of MONTGOMERY Bingham Of Buring.
ton was called here Tuesday night to at
q toad Mrs W. =. CominEs whose case is
/ considered very critlcal.-A party was held
! in the Bank hall by the young people and
/ a supper given in honor of Frank Norris
clerk in +. G. Sears store.-Dr. y. T.
Hamilton was at home over last Sunday
He is engaged with his brother, DR.. NJ. T
/ Hamilton, at Newport.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21
WISTFORD.

David H. Macomber, who has been
travelling i'm Pennsylvania for some time
selling scparators and testing milk, was
in Hyde Park Friday as a witness in the
Warner will casc-Whie Ilda Gale, the
young daughter of Mr., and Mrs. T.. q.
Gale was riding horseback, the horse be-
came frightened at a saving machine at
Edward Rohinson's and ran away. The
saddle turned and the title girl was
dragged some distance, but succeeded I'm
getting her foot free from the stirrup.
Her face and head were considerably cut
and scratched, but she sustained no serl-
Gus iniury.--Mrs, l. +. Hobart has been
visiting her brother, Frank Macomber in
Harwick .-Westford Grange elected its Of
fcers Wednesday evening as follows
Master, j. +. Allen; oVerseer. A. II. Par
trdGc; steward John T.. Rice; assisIa
steward, George MAck4eT; chaplain, Mrs,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21
CHARLOTTE.

Wheels are In use again, after two or
three days of fairly good sleishinS.-Nrs,
Macy Jane Alexander, who has been seri-
ously sick with pneumonia is somewhat
better.-Mr and Mrs. II. II. Whaliey and
S. c. Bush and wife attended the funeral
of the late Mrs. w. A. Lawrence of Bris-
tol-Mrs, M J. Mech has gone to
Orange, n j., for the winter, and her
daughter, Miss NJ. L. Mech, is In Adams,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs Chauncoy Stewart
have gone to Bristol for the winter,
closing their house here.-Several from
this town will attend the Dairymen and
Butter and Cheese Makers association
meeting in Brattleboro next month";
James Toner has been TO New York sew
eral times recently with cattle for j. j.
Quinlan- Samuel Whalley Is soon to build
an addition to his dwelling at the 'nur
icorneSS.-John L. and Margaret Whalley
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are making preparations for an enter
fuiuunnt to be given Saturday evening,
Dec. 23d at Rollin Whce.er's.
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TNDERHILL CENTRE.

1Icman Meaney. who has been staying
a few days at Edgar Blakoys, returned
10 his home in burlington Saturday, Mr..
and Mrs. William billings spent Saturday
and Sunday in WatcrVillc.-Mr Lucy
TVor. who has been Spending the past
two months in Northficld with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Thompson, returned homo
Thursday. She intends to start soon for
" orccstcr Mass.-Eugene MarteN haS
moved OUT of the Centre and Edward
Macia of WcstfoSd will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Nartel.-Mrs Lean
der Tilison was in Jericho OF business
Thurs1ay-Scvcral went from this place
10 Jericho Thursday TO attend the fun raj
OF r. H. Prouty.-Mrs. Henry BiNby is
quite sick.
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ALBURG SPRINGS.
GRAND ISLE.

The reception tondeGed to Rev. L. 3.
Tenney ana his wife at the house Of II.
". Ladd was well attended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-21

Ceponshandsome patterns Ia off regular prices.Back Dress
materials that from ST. rs ST. rs for 79hy ends of
Pattern Dresses moderate pcewh Innings free.A beau
fu line fancy Silks 89C yard from ST 81 90 yard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
CRANSTON.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded at the town clerks Of
flee during the past week: William b.
Harmon ct ux.--Anna TAYLOR. lots ~
and 735. West Arlington. j. \. Budlong
& Sons Gown. Erickson. lots 56l and
5e2, Eden Park plat. No. 2. William T..
Harmon ct uX.-Sifroy Roberge, lots BOG
and 507. West Arlington. william r..
Harmon ct ux.-Azel Lagerquist, lots
900 and 22l. West Arlington.
The way the ninth grade boys cheered
for Mr. Whitmore. on Berkeley street
the other evening was "A testimony that
the boys fully appreciates Mr.. Whit
more's efforts, which have gained for
the school the honor of the Reeve
medal.
The Arlington Wheelmens club has
been organized with the following Of
ficers: President. Oscar Nhipple; vice
present, Albert Perkins: secretary and
treasurer. Walter Briggs. \ meeting
will be held during the next week.
when full complement OF road officers
will be elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
OLNEYvILLE.

The first annual meeting OF the OIL
neyviHe Rough and Ready Veteran
Firemen's Association was held i'm their
hall last evening, when the following
officers were elected: President. George
r. A. Beane; first vice president, Wal
ter ID. Harris second. W. s. Lewis; sec
retary, Frank Crother; treasurer, John
T. Kenyon; financial secretary, Benta-
min III. Lister; trustees, s. r. Groves,
Michael Gordon, A. w. Smith; delegates
to New England League. S. f. Groves,
G.. +. A. Beane; captain Of Nameaug.
Nelson Anderson; first lieutenant, J. f.
Adams; second, jeremiah O'Brien:
stewart. F. T.. iNoyes; finance commit
tee, c. ii. Edwards, B. II. Burdick and
George III. Leonard. The charter re-
Gently granted by the state was ac-
cepted and a resolution upon the death
=ef the hate Martin Waterman was
adopted.
The organization has a membership
of 65. and the sum OF Sl5I3.s3 rs the
value of property OF the concern. be-
sides n fair sum of cash in the wam-
pun belt.
The old familiar saying. THE rain
falls on the just ana the unjust, was
quite frequently heard in the square
this morning, for IL rained quite hard
in Thornton yesterday afternoon but
Oneyville didn't get n drop. Ii rained
within a few inches of the boundary
line, and some are lead 10 believe that
had the line never have been moved
that it would have rained in Olney-
Vile.
Charles A. Preston. the well-knovn
real estate dealer. died at his home. II
Dewey street, at o'clock this morning
The deceased was member OF Cavalry
Commandery, Scituate Chapter, and
Hamilton Tribe of Masons. He leaves
a widow.
Court Olneyville this e-yning will
make fraternal visit to .~ourt War
wick. at Riverpoint, making the trip
in special trolley cars, and Branch 339
Catholic Knights OF America, will be
the guests of Manning Branch. Provi-
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
WARREN.

The public schools will close for the
year during the week OF June 26. The
graduation exercises of the high school
will be held at the Town hall on the
evening Of June 27
Mrs. Thomas Victory sailed for Eur
ope this week.
Rev T.. r.. Jones of Providence, a
former pastor of the Methodist church.
was in town yesterday calling on
friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Meth
odist church met in the church par
lors Wednesday evening and transacted
business.
Most OF the schools i'm town were
closed yesterday. The teachers took
this day to visit other schools
Mr.. Joseph Wilyle has moved his
new tenement house on North Water
street through on 10 Union street.
which is being fitted up for rental.
Wilyle Is soon TO erect large bust
ness block on the North Water street
site
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
BIG CROWD AT CRICKET MATCH.


London. Iune 1a-=TAe=seeond test
cricket match between the visiting Aus
tralian team and an eleven represent
ing all-England. opened at Lord's
grounds today with magnificent wealth
er. There were $4,000 people presep
Tickets for the match have been much
sought AFR the price OF seats ranging
from ten dollars downward. There was
the Usual display Of drags carriages
and brilliant toilettes. The caterers ex-
pect TO serve 5000 luncheons and 10000
teas daily. Some six hundred walters
have been employed. The English team
won the toss and went to the wickets.
The batters found the wicket was un-
comfortably fast and the home play
ers were put out rapidly. AZ lunch time
they had lost six wickets for total OF
Ia runs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The case OF scarlet fever on Vine
street is we'll IN hand, but Health Of
its origin. He says that i'm his opinion
the case will be confined there.
DR.. simon Hunt returned from Colo
rado this morning. he having spent
about two months i'm that state.
Norah STAN. a well-known person
herabouts, was taken into custody
this morning for heins intoxicated.
A Hebrew peddler. who was doinf:
business without a license. came 10
grief last evening. and his friends were
obliged 40 come TO his rescue and pey
his fine at the Seventh District Cours
this mornlnR.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-06-15
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Joseph Ennos and son who left
several months ago for Fayal To visit
Miss Ennos mother and friends, re-
turned this morning.
The intentions of marriage OF Malcolm
w. McNaught and Miss Bertha NJ. Hor-
ten were filed In the town clerks office
yesterday.
Arrangements are being made for a
horse race and bicycle race at the
Bristol Trottlng Park on Wednesday
afternoon next. A number OF wen
known horses are already entered.
A change for the summer has Deen
made in the time of the evening train
1t formerly left at 1858 y. m, for Provi-
dence and now leaves at 1923 d. m.
The Don Luiz Felipe society enter
tained the lady table attendants at
supper and social last evening.
The deed for the transfer OF property
from Clayton i. Brunsen ct. al TO Mary
j. Leclair. has been recorded at the
town clerks office; also the deed for
the transfer of the Captain John Col
lins estate from the executor 10 julius
Gallup.
Some time ago Byron X. Fish bought
from the town of Bristol. the old Hy-
draulion engine house with the under
StanQlDg IL SnOulu De IloNcu NiAHouN
cutting down any OF the trees on the
public street. III is to be moved 10 a
lot purchased by Mr.. Fish on the road
leading to Warren. When everything
had been removed by the company to
their new engine hall, a flag stag re-
mained on the building which was Civ
en- to the company number OF years
ago. Members OF the company were
about 10 take IL down, but Mr.. Fish
forbade it's removal. Considerable feel
ing was manifested MIR. Watson. pres
ident of the council. finally purchased
the flag staff I'm behalf of the town and
presented Il to the company.
a meeting of the stockholders OF NJ.
Hope Park will be held today in the
Banigan building. Providence. at 2:30
D. m It Is the intention OF the COM
pany 10 make many improvements i'm
and around the park. and IL is being
very strongly urged by several of the
heaviest stockholders that a large and
commodious hotel be erected on the
summit of the mount. and that num-
Der of serpentine dr7veways are to be
built.