The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-16
BRISTOL.

A very pleasant time was enjoyed by
members of Trinity parish last evening
at the church, II being the 18th annual
Harvest Home festival. The church was
very prettily arranged with green and the
chancel was loaded with everything that
was necessarily needed to make home
comfortable. Vegetables were In aoun-
dance OF various kinds. and the chancel
was we'll filed, as contributions were
very numerous. A number of barrels OF
-four were gifts from various persons and
the distributions of these various commo-
dities will make many homes happy The
members of this parish are always looking
after those who are deserving and the
Home for Destitute Children Is never
forgotten by this parish, while many
others are the recipients OF their gener-
osity.
Mrs. Lula Pratt. who has been travel
ing in Europe the past year. returned
home yesterday.
This morning at sso Mr.. John oNoil.
who resides upon the main road leading
to Warren. heard strange noises Under
his window, and in going to his window
he discovered two men who made very
sudden exit upon seeing him.
Mr.. Arthur Pollock a contractor. died
yesterday at his residence on Burton
street OF brain fever. Mr.. Pollock was
quite a young man ana came here recent
ly from Westerly to aid in building the
Misses Barnes residence. After its COM
pletion he decided TO locate here since
which time he has been very busily en-
Moved His sickness was OF very short
duration.
IL cropped out here yesterday that ono
OF our leading business men was using
- ~ sNrvn
Gratis TO run as candidates on the Demo-
cratic ticket against tho Citizens candl-
date. but his efforts were unsuccessful.
The marriage intentions Of Manuel Is
nacio Vargar and Miss Maria Scuza have
been filed at the town clerks office.
Fred r. Hoard ct al has transferred
a house and lot on the corner OF nix and
Byfield streets 70 John s. Weeden ct ux.
william L. Mckee and family, who nave
occupied "Blythewold," at Ferry Hill, for
the summer, left here yesterday for Bos-
ton for the winter.
Miss Juliette NJ. Fish and lady friend.
who have been spending a week In New
York city. returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Several lockers In the gymnasium OF
the Y NJ c. A. were broken open yester-
day and the contents taken.
Frank p. Coggeshall, Jr.. OF Phtlado.-
phia Is the guest OF his uncle. James j..
Bullock, on Constitution street.
AS the bird law went of yesterday
number Of sportsmen were out with their
dogs
The frogs for the Consolidated and Sub
urban railways on Thames street have
been shipped and are expected 10 arrive
here this week and the cars will be run
ming on tho extension within very few
days
John Shepard took from traps yesterday
q fine lot OF bottom fsh among which
were number Of stripped bass which
are n very rare Ash In our waters OF late.
A small dory came ashore yesterday
on Mil Gut beach and on board wore
lot OF nshing tackle and several fathoms
OF warp attached 10 small graphing.
The warp attached 10 tho bows of the
boat looked as II IL had been chafed OF
and she had driftcd from her moorings.
IL r. almost a new boat.
Mr.. Edward southord OF Passaic, n. j.,
II I'm town calling on his old sohoolmates
and friends.
IL II said that a number OF parties in
town have weasels and ferrcts which
have been used for the purpoee Of hunting
rabbits The penalties for using these
animals for such purposes are severe.
being n heavy fine and ten DAYS In jail