The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18
BOTH FINISH STRONG.
JOHN l.. is "A.
BRISTOL.


citizen. died at his late residence on
Wood street, yesterday morning at the
advanced age OF SO years Mr Clarke was
a native OF this town. and during the
civil war served in the United States
navy. He was member OF Farragut as
ISOLATION OF Naval Veterans OF Proyi-
dence and Babbitt Post, G.. A. r.. OF this
town. The funeral services will be held
In Grand Army hall. Sunday afternoon
AT O'Clock. Burial will be In the East
cemetery and the Grand Army burial
rituai VIII be read at the grave by his
FORMER comrades OF Babbitt Post. A del
ega ton of Farragut association will Mt.
tend the funeral.
Ihe supper sale and entertainment held
yesterday afternoon and evening under
the auspices OF the class of 1909 NJ the
Bristol high school was well patronized
ana the class Will net about $40 which
VIII be devoted TO the fund for the
graduation reception of the class In June.
1903 " ""''e'
The remains OF Arthur Lewis Pollock
was taken 10 Wakefield yesterday morn
ing where the funeral services and bur
ial will take place
Wm q. Lowe and family who have
peen spending the summer at Ferry Kin
VIII leave here Tuesday for their winter
home in Brooklyn
Miss Alice Lawless lies critically Ill at
her home on Union street with slight
hopes of recovery having been stricken
with paralysis
Mrs. Frank Falbee Is seriously Ill at her
home on Wood street.
Miss Alice III. Bell. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. William III. Bell, who. last year was
a teacher In Tillotson College. Austin.
school at Oahe. South Dakota.
Mrs. George w. Simmons and her
granddaughter, Miss Bessie Carey, have
arrived home from Washington, d. c.
This evening members OF the Bristol
Yacht club and guests will enjoy a
chowder and smoker at the club house
The regular meeting OF Mt. Hope coun-
ell, Royal Arcanum, was held last even
ing at which sixteen applicants fer men,
bership were elected. Arrangements were
made for special meeting next Friday,
when the sixteen candidates will be init
lated by the degree team OF Pawtucket
Lodge. The entertainment committee was
instructed to make arrangements for a
supper TO be served that evening after
the work Is completed
At meeting of the vestry OF St Mi
chaefs church held Monday evening II
was voted TO hold the services I'm the
chapel during the cold weather and Rev.
sell the coal In the church. to the poor
people OF the parish for the price paid for
IL last May. There is about 80 tons TO be
disposed OF in that way.
James Duffy, Jr.. or this town has been
granted an increase TO his pension, the
amount now being sl2 per month.
A delegation Of members OF Burnside
lodge knights OF Pythias. made a fra
ternal visit TO Oriental lodge OF Provi-
dence last evening.
Mrs. n. s. Andrews and her daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, who have been
visiting al Douglass hill Maine, returned
home last evening.
Edward Culbert. formerly OF this town,
who recently removed 10 Hudson. Mass.
has had his pension increased 10 SO a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Winthrop De Wolf will
close their residence on Hope street early
next week. and with their children will
so TO Providence. where they will board
during the winter.
The town council will meet at the town
clerks Office for the purpose OF canvass
ing and correcting the lists OF voters, on
Thursday, oct. 30. and for the final can
vass on Friday. oct. n. at o'clock p. m.
on each day.
Manager waldron OF the Y. NJ e. A.
basketball team has booked a number Of
dates for games 20 be played this season
and with all the fastest teams I'm New
England.
A change I'm the running time OF trains
on the Consolidated railroad is expected
TO 20 into effect next Sunday.
The Republican town committee has
engaged rooms in the Miller block on
Bradford street for headquarters OF the
party during the coming campaign. 4
The National India Rubber company is
increasing work In the various depart
ments as fast as II can obtain extra help
,s Zoo more extra help would be employ
ed at once IL they should appy.