The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-10
BRISTOL.

At inc laSt regular nc~tnB OF F>oua
Rebekah Degree lodge. j. Q. o. r.. It was
voted to hold the annual harvest festi-
val, Thursday evening. October 2. Inita-
tions to attend were voted to Grand
Master Summer Mowry and his board OF
grand Officers, District Deputy Rosema
and also tho Hiawatha lodge. OF Fall
River Vocal selections were rendered at
the meeting by Mrs. Hanaford OF New
Parts, Me-. and there was also piano solos
by Miss Mamie Abbott.
Mise Hortense Boynton Of this town was
awarded the second prize for collection
OF oil paintings by the Worcester, Mass,
Agricultural society last week. The col
lections consisted OF four paintings OF
bull, puppies, a cat and dog. This week
Miss Boynton Is exhibiting four paintings
OF dogs at the Newport dog show. The
paintings are OF Ormskirk, Cornishman.
Providence Emerald, Providence, White
Heather. Waterside Tartar and a dog
owned by l.. NJ. Kortrisht. at Red Crest
cottage on Pappoosesquaw.
John McElvogu has been appointed a
collector OF insurance premiums In Brts-
tol and Warren for the Prudential Life
Insurance company.
Miss Annie Kiilon OF Philadelphia, Pa,
Is the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Sarah Nc
Laughlin, at the latter's home on Cath
crime street.
Mrs. George H. Glidden of Springfield.
Mass, is here on a visit to her sister. Mrs.
Il. p Brownell. on Rankin street.
Miss l.. M. Cooke. who has been spend
ing the summer here at her home on
State street, returned to eNw York city
last evening.
The large schooner yacht Chanticleer.
y al nF
arrived here yesterday. and those on
board are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
u. Herreshon.
wendall r. Davis. who has spending
part of his vacation at Bryant Pond, Me-.
with party from here. returned home
yesterday.
c. h. Rockwell. treasurer and manager
family. arrived home yesterday after an
absence of four weeks.
A serious accident occurred yesterday
forenoon at 10 O'Clock at the Crarston
Worsted mills on Thames street. Luigi
Caillalano, an Italian about rs years or
age, was struck by one OF the machinery
gears and q part OF the flesh OF the
heels and pieces of the bones and tendons
OF his right foot were torn, causing great
loss of blood He was removed to his
home on Wood street, and attended ny
Drs. williams and Church. The fracture
OF the bones was reduced and the patient
made as comfortable as possible. Several
months will elapse before he Will be able
10 resume work.
The regular meeting of the school COM
mittee was held last evening with the
following members present: Gessrs.
Skinner, Arnold. Young. Wilson, VIII
liams, Munro, Coggeshall and Reynolds
The report OF the superintendent was to
show that a greater part Of the appro-
priation for the year had been expended
Would II not be as we'll for the supply
committee Of the school board to be look
ing after the coal supply for the winter
as II would be making arrangements for
vacations
1t has been arranged for a game OF
baseball on Saturday next at the Bristol
Trotting park. between the Bristols and
the I. c. rs OF Providence
Tax Collector George III. Peck has 80
far received about $1,000 OF the taxes OF
81, 900 for the present year.
Mrs James Connery and daughter.
Mary, left here yesterday for Philadei-
phia, where they will visit William Ly-
mans family.
Mrs. Rebecca Shannon and son of
Brooklyn. n. r., are the guests OF Samuel
c. Bullock and sister ON Union street
Mrs Sherman moved from here about so
years ago. and was born In house at
the foot of Union street. where the Misses
Barnes now reside.
DIR. Duffy reported a case OF typhoid
fever yesterday at the town clerks Of
nee, the patient being Mary Noonan, who
resides on Second street.
Edward r. O'Donnell has been engaged
as substitute for the fifth grade school In
the oliver building. OF which Miss Eliza
beth r. McCotter is teacher. Miss Nc
Cotter has been enjoying trip to Europe
and the steamship has not as yet arrived
on which she took passage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Kent. who have
been visiting Mrs II n Shepard on High
street. returned 20 their home I'm Brook
lyn. N. Y. yesterday.
Miss l.. A. Fields of Hartford. Conn,
who has been spending the summer here
with her mother and brother, returned
Yesterday 20 Hartford TO resume her
duties as teacher I'm the public schools.
Arrived yesterday morning Barge s. v.
X. Watson with 800 tons OF coal for the
National India Rubber company.
NJ Il Iklrby Dentist 1M Mathe Wsou