The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-16
BRISTOL

.. Some time ago a handsome piece %
solid silver was presented to the Bris-
tol yacht, club for a special race be-
tween some OF the crack sloops noW on
the New York Yacht Club cruise. The
regatta committee has finally succeed
ed in arranging a race between Com
modore Mills sloop Kestral and +. NJ
Hoyt's Syce. The race will be sailed
tomorrow over one of the two courses,
both starting and finishing opposite the
club house of the Bristol Yacht Club.
Under an agreement between the own
ers of the yachts, the race will he with
out time allowance and viii be sailed
on one gun start
Lieut., Jackson, commanding the tor
pedo boat Gwin, and Mrs. Jackson,
lately visited the family of Jesse Boyn-
ton. Mrs. Jackson is the daughter OF
Admiral Sampson.
Rev. William Stowe, who will be re-
membered by the older inhabitants OF
Bristol as the rector OF st. Mlchaeis
Church from 1857 to 1865, died at MS
home in Mento Park, California Au-
guss l3, i'm the Goth year Of his age He
leaves a widow and two sons, one OF
the latter being a student at the Le-
land Stanford University.
The series OF the races for the solid
silver cup presented by Commodore
Mills to the Bristol Yacht Club will be
sailed by all club boats on August 20,
August 30 and September I'd.
Lieut.. Rogers, who has lately re-
turned from Manila where he was sta
toned on the Menadnock- of Dewey-s
squadron, and Lieut.. Bristol. Of the
battleship Texas. are the guests OF
af n 81 hmm
street.
A warrant was issued yesterday af-
ternoon for the arrest OF Paul Vona,
who is charged with assault on Louisa
Caralla Pozzie
The semi-annual installation OF the !
officers of Bristol Commandery. No. |
321. was held last evening. The install |
ling officers were Grand Commander /
DIR. Hector Garfield OF Providence, |
Grand Herald Walter Townsend OF /
East Providence and II. c.. G. Andrew /
;. Rounds OF this town. Il. y. 6. Isaac /
Cooks Of Fraternity Of East Provi-
dence was a visitor The officers in /
stalled were n. c. William H. Maxheld. |
" n. c. Mrs. Althea Lord, w. T.. Miss
Althea c. Johnson, *. Of r.. Miss Anna !
NJ. Earle. +. X. OF r., Frederick u. Tall
man, w III. Mrs. Aseneath Warner.
w. l. G.. Mrs. Susan B. Childs. T. n g.
frederick l.. Warner. Owing 10 Illness,
Mrs. Elizabeth $. Earle. warder OF the
,uter gate was unable 10 be present
ma Will be Installed later~>N obe Com
nander Maxfield announced the ap-
Dointment OF the following commit
ees: Finance, Frederick L. Warner. !
Mrs. Susan Il. Child. Miss Althea G
lohnson; good OF the order Miss a. G.
ohnson, Mrs. s. h. Child. Miss 4. NJ.
.arle. Mrs. Sarah T.. Rounds, Mrs.
hannah w. Max1eld.
Inc formal opening OF the Y. NJ. G.
building will occur Wednesday Sep
ember 8. The building will be open
or inspection all day. In the afternoon
xercises will be held I'm the association
All from until 6 o'clock and address
: VIII be made by Rev. Samuel +. TIP
am, ID. u, one OF The charter members
I the association. and by a number OF
rominent business men Of Boston and
SeWhere. Prof. FOcea. violnist. and a
iale quartet VIII Furnish music. Ser
lces IN the evening will be held IN 81. !
ilchaeIs church at O'Clock Rev. |
lloyd Tompklns OF Philadelphia and n.
!. Moore of Boston will address the
ervice.
Express Agent George u. Warren of
arle a. Prew's express liberated a doz- ]
? or more homing Antwerp pigeons
esterday morning. After circiing /
found Tor second or two rney started
.ralRht for Fall River where they are
Nred by Charles Blffns.
Miss Harriet Lacey Of New York ls