The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-22
BRISTOL.

The town council held a special meeting
last evenin. with Messrs. Franklin, Mason.
and Dryer present. The meeting was
called for the purpose OF considering the
applications for 10 licenses TO sell liquor az
| retail only. the entire number was grant
ed without the slightest objection. The
board OF engineers was notified to be
present as there appears TO be bad blood
existing; they were all present and their
matter was continued until later on when
the matter could be ventilated before a
full board. A petition from Colonel
IColt was received relative TO the side
|meesing adjourned.
At a meeting OF the social committee OF
the Y. p s. c. E., of the Congrega tional
church, held at the residence OF Mrs
Elisha Hibbits on Union street last even
ing. n was decided to hold q social in
the Memorial chapel next Tuesday even
ting.
Miss Emily Munro. Of this town was
one OF the six bridesmaids at the wedding
of Albert l.. L.add OF Minneapolis. MINI.
and Miss NJ. Louise Gregory, daughter or
the late Governor William Gregory, which
took place in st. Pauis church, Wick
ford. Tuesday afternoon.
Captain Thomas Henry Remington. an
|aged and we'll known citizen. was ad-
IJHNsNb a. SptCidi btbtlOn OF the
district court. and was sent to the insane
hospital at Howard.
The Burnside Social club will open iss
fair Monday evening In Grand Army hall
and II will be continued one week. Many
ATTRACTIONS are announced for this ra:r
and the attendance of many Knights
lof Pythias lodges from various parts. or
the state Is assured. Monday evening
|Chckering lodge OF Pawtucket Ivanhoe
lodge OF Olneyville and the Smithsonian
lodge OF Providence will arrive here on
the Sis p. m. Consolidated train to attend
the fair.
Mr.. William De w. Dnnock. who has
|been the secretary OF the Harlan ana
|IIolingsworth shipbuilding company OF
Wilmington. Del. for the past four years.
has returned TO New York as an officer
|of the New York shipbullding company
at Broadway. Mr.. Dinnock was we'll
known Columbia university athlete a few
years ago. During the Spanish war he
served with the Naval Reserves as a lieu
tenant on the Yankee. Mr.. Dnnocks
mother resides here and is the eldest
daughter OF the late Judge Jonathan Rus
|sel Bullock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Gieddine. sister or
the late Captain James Lawless. amo
Mrs. w. Frank West. both OF Mount
Vernon. n. Y. are the guests OF Miss
Louise Lawless. Mrs Gladding cele=
|brated her s5th birthday wednesday.
The regular meeting OF Reba Rebekah
Degree lodge. I. o. o. F., was held last
evening. Nominations OF Officers were
made and the social committee reported
that the recent whist party and hop
|netted about si7, which will be devoted to
The Odd Fellows Home fund. One PROPOSE
ton for membership was received.
Miss Cora Relic. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Relic who resides on State
street had the misfortune to lose n pocket
book yesterday containing s13. a pay en-
velope with her name on II and a pear:
handled pen knife.
At n meeting OF number OF the pupils
OF the High school. held at the residence
of Miss Grace G. PAUL, one OF the teacn-
ers iD the school, II was voted 20 form
an orchestra. There are several OF the
members among the number who are mu-
sciam and a meeting will he held every
week for practice. n
The dwelling house which has been
moved from rhe foot OF Consttulon street
by Spencer Rounds for Eugene LeClair.
has been placed on its foundation on
Noyes avenue.
Mr.. Cuthburt Of Montreal. Can. pslu
flying visit yesterday TO Bristol. He says
no snow has been seen there and that
the farmers are busy In placing fertilizers
on their grounds for the next season.
High Sheriff PHO " cady OF Bristol
county made a reqwsition here yesterday
at the town clerks once and also at War
rem and harrington. for a drawing OF the
grand and petit Jurors for the common
pleas division of the supreme court. 10
be held here one week from Monday
next
Captain Charles u. Eddy. collector OF
customs for the por,s OF Bristol and War
rem. who has been confined at his home,
has % far recovered as TO be able TO be
out again.
Mr.. Ezra Dixon. who owns n summer
residence at Pappoosesauaw, is having
a new barn erected.
The BRISTOL Y. NJ. c. A. basketball team
will leave here this afternoon for West
erly where the team Will play the Cy-
clones OF New London. The results OF the
game will be received by Mr.. Daniel
Kenney at tire Central drug store on
Hope street. Immediately after the game
IL played.
Quite n number OF good hauls were
made last evening Of frost FISH: they are
summing. extremely large this season.