The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-24
BRISTOL.

The town council will meet I'm special
session next Friday evening TO consider
applications for liquor licenses OF which
there are -. Under the new law the
licenses granted at this time will expire
December LIST The price To be charged
for the seven months license this year.
from May ist. TO December LIST, will be
sl75. which is seven-twelfths OF the an
nual license fec OF $500
The Fourth OF July committee is en-
deavoring to have the entire eight COM
panies OF the Second Regiment of In
fantry r. /. NJ. with the field and staff
officers. here on July 4, TO take part In
the parade Invitations are 10 be ex-
tended To all the companies and the staff
and field officers should they accept, will
be royalty entertained by the committee.
Rev. w. H. Palmer. recently pastor of
the jefferson Street Baptist church Provi-
dence, will supply the pulpit at the First
Baptist church here. on Sunday April n.
Members OF the Young Mems Parish
club will give minstrel entertainment,
I'm the Trinity parish house, this and to-
morrow evenings. Last evening the
company went To the Soldiers Home and
gave an entertainment for the benefit OF
the Veterans, who enjoyed IL thoroughly.
Following are the members OF the COM
pany: r.. NJ. Wescott. William y. Bur-
CESS. and j. Reynolds, Tamboneines.
Fred Moffitt, Fred Coggeshall and Fred
Straight. bones. II. V. Mayo; interlocutor,
George Manchester. II. q. Evans. W.
Harrup. Charles Kuntz, Charles Finch,
Richard Howard, c. r. Burgess, oscar
Richie. William Brownel, Charles Read,
Rowland Goddard and Pardon Kenney.
A masquerade social will be given by
United Brotherhood lodge I. O. .. F.,
this week Friday evening. IN connection
with the observance OF the S2d anniversary
OF Odd Fellowship.
r. y Browen Jr, who has been spend
ing the winter in North Carolina. will
not return 20 his home I'm Bristol until
about July lst. lie is considerably im-
proved In health.
EIlerv w. Greene. who has been spend
ing the winter st Wankesha, Wis, with
his uncle. BENJAMIN H. Muro, formerly
OF Bristol Will return home the ilrst OF
May.
Josephus Gooding one OF the oldest
members OF the United brotherhood lodge.
l. q. o. e. Is quite ill at his home on
Goodmg avenue.
Georec Waters piman member OF
Eabbtt post. g. A. X, is seriously il
at his home ON burnside street
The funeral sermon OF Mrs. Sarah g
Mason. wife OF Marmadulkc Mason. will
be preached in the state street VI r..
church. sunday afternoon next by Rev
Rcnnctts g Miller OF ,he Hope Street
NJ T. church. Providence.
Captain George T.. Cornell left yes
terday for ToNss. where be wil take
charge ~ fishing vessel
The Epworth league ol the state Street
NJ. " church gave reception last even
ing 10 the new pastor. Rev. W. Lcnior
Hood in the Epworth room and vestry
OF the church. Tho pastor was assisted
in receivine by The officers ~ tho league
The minstrel entertainment 10 be given
Mt the Bristol Opera House on Monday
evening next. under the auspices OF
ST Mary's II. A. society Is looked forward
10 with much interest
At q special session of tho District
court held Yesterday Frederick Jahlins-
HI. who was arrested charged with being
n common drunkard was sentenced 20 the
state farm for one year.
Harry Jastram. while hunting in tho
woods ON the west side of the Union
road yesterday shot mink That wos
-t.p..1el4ng near poultry yard