The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-03
BRISTOL.

The council held a regular monthly ses
sion last evening with a full board pres
ent. Bills against the various depart
ments were examined. allowed and re-
ferred to the auditor.
The regular monthly session of the
court of probate was held yesterday FORE
noon. The will OF Maria p. Goldman, for
probate and approval Of William ]. Dex-
ter OF Boston as executor were continued
until Oct. 8. 1902. The petition for ap-
pointment Of an administrator Of the es-
tate of John F. Bickford was continued to
Sept. 10. The petition of the guardian
of Otto p. M. and Freda p. A. Myer.
minors. to sell real estate for better In
vestment was granted; bond. s40o surety.
william Andrews, and Albert Dornhiem.
The regular session OF Of the district
court was held yesterday. In the case Of
Eugene lie Clair. Jr., vs. Mrs. Gathering
IL. Tubbs. for alleged assault, both par
ties were represented by counsel. Irving
Champlin for the prosecution and w. L.
O'Donnel for the defence. BY agreement
Of both attorneys the case was continued
until Sept. 8. The case OF the state VS..
Dennis Ryan was continued to Sept 15. (;
state VS.. Thomas Ryan. continued to
Sept. Sth J. Benjamin vs. Mrs. o. Rische,
continued to Sept s; Congdon a. Carpen-
ter VS.. William McCann bill for particu-
lars ordered filed.
The work Of Installing the new boilers
at the Namquit mill is about completed
and arrangements are being made to re-
sumo operations next Monday.
Ii Is understood that the New York,
Nsw Haven g. Hartford Railroad COM
Mr.. Joseph r. Fletcher. which includes
his beautiful mansion and his entire wa
ter front.
The official visitation OF Department
Commander George III. Chenery and his
staff will be made TO Babbitt post. No.
To-. G. A. r.. Of this town. Friday even
ing. Sept. -.
A very enjoyable social time was held
at the De Wolf Inn last evening The
afrair was arranged by Miss Lillian o.
Gladding and Miss Ethel Merrtnan. and
during the evening dancing. cake walk
and other amuscfnents made the hours
pass all too quickly. Theodore o. Glad
ding and Mrs. y. Gust were winners OF
the cake walk.
on Friday evening OF this week the
Halleluiah orchestra, with gospel singers.
will visit Bristol. holding an open air
service at 1880 near the State street M.
Il. church Later I'm the evening another
service will be held In the church. The
pastor OF the church has planned TO COM
mence his vacation Sept. s. He win
spend n greater portion of his vacation
visiting his parents in western Iowa.
William N Norris OF Brooklyn. ~. Y.
who has bee& visiting his cousins. the
Misses Barnes. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. John w. Tweedale Of Washington.
II. c., wife OF the assistant secretary OF
war. is the guest OF Mrs. A. r. McDou-
gall
Miss Louise Lippitt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Lippit Of Providence and
Newport. Is the guest Of her grand
mother. Mrs. T. D. Bowen. who n occupy
ing the Babbitt homestead on Hope
street
Rev. Frank f. Talbee pastor Of the
Penticostai church. n conducting a gos-
pei tent meeting at Central Fails.
Miss Ethel PAUL and Miss Gertrude
Chadwick OF Taunton, Mass. are here on
visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson.
The Ivy guild OF St. Michaeis church
is arranging for n reception by members
of the parish 20 be tsndered Rev. q. l..
Locke. n. u. rector who viii return this
week from an extended tour Of European
countries. The reception II 10 be held
"wednesday evening. Sept I.
Tho bazaar saie and surrcr 20 be held
Friday and Saturday afternoons and
evening under the auspices of the Bris-
tol Yacht club at the clubhouse at the