The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-12
BRISTOL.

yesterday forenoon at the town clerks
office to serve in the common pleas divi-
sion of the supreme court next Monday
They are as follows:
Grand-Martin J. Simmons. Gdbrge p.
Dunbar. Charles A. waldron. Hugh s.
Kelley, Carl r. Leitergen. Patrick MUIR
ply, George II. Brooks and William H.
Howgate.
Petit--Henry M. Gibson. Edward Muir
ply. John II. Ashton, Charles II. Man
chester. George b. elocum. j. Alfred Al
lard. John b. Gravelin. Richard Corcoran,
John II. Wall. Henry Barton, Edward
Walsh George A. Greene, r. Herman
Dreyer. Harry j. Andrew, Robert John
Mckay. Joseph B. Burgess. Neil B.
Sharkey, Joseph B. Consdon and Michael
Lavender.
OF Babbitt Relief Corps, held last even-
ing. an invitation was accepted from Bah
bitt Post. No. Is. @. A r.. to attend the
open meeting on the occasion OF the Of
fetal visitation of the department COM
mander and stan. One application was
acted upon favorably.
Rev William Tilley left here yester-
day for his home In Orange. NJ J.
A complaint has been made TO Health
Officer Church, of the wretched condition
Of yard on Water street, in the rear of
DR.. 0allup's residence, on Hope street.
Rev. Father Luckie. s. NJ. Of Bruins
wick, Ga. and Rev. Father James Smith.
of Brooklyn. N. Y, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Harvey, who reside
upon Congregational street
The sloop yawl owned By Edwin Ladieu
of Falmouth. Mass, arrived here yes
terday afternoon with a party of his
friends on board. They came on shore
and after visiting several places OF In
terest sailed away late In the afternoon
for New Haven, Conn
A wedding is soon TO take place here
which may astonish many, the contract
ing parties being a merchant OF exem-
plary character, socially and CONNER
cially. The intended bride IL one of the
leading ladies Of the town and highly
respected. A certain town official is soon
10 become a benedict.
The diamond and grounds at the Bristol
Driving park have been put In excellent
condition foA the game of baseball on
Saturday afternoon between the Bristols
and the T. c. is of Providence. Arrange
ments have been made by the Consoli-
dated railroad to stop at the park.
Mr.. Alonzo Kenney. custodian Of the
postofice and custom house, fell from
a boat yesterday and narrowly escaped
drowning.
visiting various parts OF Canada, re-
turned home yesterday.
A dispatch was received here yesterday
by ex-Lieutenant Governor wardwell.
from Colonel s. p. Colt, stating that he
should sail yesterday for home and would
arrive during the coming week. The
colonel has been travelling the past three
months In Europe. making Cannes, in the
south part OF France. his headquarters.
He has n sister stopping there.
A large force OF men are at work
on the north side OF the half-milo hill
improving the roadbed OF the Suburban
track which. when completed, will leave
the highway from Bristol TO Warren IN
good condition.
There is to be a special meeting of the
Engine Company OF thi<town
next Monday evening 10 consider tha
challenge OF Mechanics Fire Company OF
Warren for a squirting con, st between,
the machines OF both companies for a
silver loving cup 10 the winner and scr
TO the loser.
As soon as a large flush basin is placed
In position on the main road the work OF
locating sewers In Cooke and Union
streets will be pushed.
George MARI. OF the firm of MARI
Brothers. who has been spending his va
cation at Lawrence. Mass, has returned
home and resumed work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne and daughter
leave here this morrsng for a two-weeks
visit to their son I'm Troy. N. Y.
Arrived - Schooner Paul Seavy from
Rondont with lime. TO be landed az
X. l.