The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-11
BRISTOL.


cratic list to serve as supervisors at the
election to be held Nov. 4: Republican
Henry. NJ. Thompson, Fred M Dixon.
WendalI r. Davis: Democrats-Dennis ].
McCarty, Falter H. Coggesha1I, Edward
r. Christie
-'he town clerk has been instructed to
notify the board OF fire engineers that
all bills of the fire department must be
signed by all the members of the board
before payment will be made.
The council will meet as a board OF
canvassers Thursday and Friday even
ings. Oct. 80, and 81.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee will be held on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs william L. Mckee will
close their summer home, the Blthewold,
next Wednesday and return TO Boston for
the winter
The annual meeting OF Bristol chap
ter. Daughters American Revolution, will
be held next Monday afternoon at
o'clock. In Burnside Memorial building
A Rugby team captained by Albert
Young will play the Thibodeau Busi-
ness college team OF Fall River on the
Common this afternoon
Miss Abby ID. Munro, who has been
spending the summer with her sisters on
Franklin street. left here yesterday for
Mount Pleasant, Charleston county 6
c., to resume her duties as principal OF
the Laing school.
A meeting OF the Republican town COM
mittee was held on Friday evening. The
committee organized by the election OF o.
l.. Bosworth, chairman, william McCaw,
secretary and Walter T.. Munro, treas
urer.
The Bristol Artillery. Company c..
Naval Reserves King Phillip aud Dread
naught Fire companies, st. Mary's T. A.
society. st. Mary's Fife and Drum band
and one OF the Portuguese societies
will attend the fair OF the National band
OF Warren. this evening.
Captain John A. c. Gladding. Joseph
M. Clifford, and Darlington y. Slade. who
have been attending the c. A. II. en-
campment at Washington, ID. c., arrived
home this morning
Mrs. Edward Sherman and Miss Min
ME West left here today on an extended
visit TO friends in Canada.
Last evening Babbitt Women's Relief
corps held well-attended sale and social
at Grand Army hall. the affair being In
charge OF the executive committee.
Attorney Williams OF Providence was
IN town yesterday looking up the Italian
flag matter. notice Of. an appeal having
been fled against the decision OF the
judge In the District court, who granted a
non-suit
meeting OF the committees OF the
Hydraulion Engine company and Mechan-
les Fire company was held last evening
Tor the purpose OF arranging for the play
out between the two hand engines.
Julius Oppenhayn and daughter. Miss
Emma Oppenhayn OF New York. are the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs f. A. Giesler.
upon Mount Hope avenue.
Miss Minnie De Wolf Perry will leave
here on Monday for New York, where
she Will visit her brother. w s. Perry.
after which she will go to Hugo Col, To
visit her SITTER. Mrs. J. Wilson Gard
nef.
William McMann will leave here Mon
day for Daytona, Fla, where ne will
spend the winter.
Arrangements have been made by a
committee OF the Ladies Auxiliary 20 St
Mary's Il "A. society. for a bazaar TO be
held In the T. a. $. hall on Wood street.
on the evenings OF Oct. %. p and o.
The deeds for the transfer OF a house
and lot OF land was prepared yester-
day at the town clerks office, and the
transfer 20 the Consolidated Railrcsd
company will be made today, Az be.
Ing the location on the southeast cor
ner Of Thames street. owned by Eugene
Leclair.
Ten handsome pieces OF furniture ar
rived here on Thursday from Paris for
Mr.. and Mrs. r +. De Wolf, and were
transferred TO their mansion. on Hope
street.
Ex-Counciiman william H. Thompson
and daughter. Mrs r.. r. Browneu Jr..
with her child. will leave here soon FOR
Ashviile,- ~. c. where Mr.. Brownell Is
engaged I'm business
william u. Kimbali n observing HIS
birthday today. having reached the ad-
vanced age OF 20 years. Mr.. Kimbali n
. much esteemed and respected citizen.
and IN one Of the best preserved men I'm
the stale. attends 20 his mail matter regi-
larry. and upon the street would not be
taken for q person over 90.