The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-22
BRISTOL.

NJ Torr. roadmaster of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford railroad
company, was in town yesterday after
noon looking over the tracks laid by the
company on Thames street Aen from
the construction department. OF the com
many have commenced this morning put
ting i'm the frogs and tracks where the
Consolidated tracks cross the Suburban
tracks al the entrance TO the sugar re-
finery yard.
Nellie May Lincourt daughter OF Felix
and Mary Lincourt, died at her parents
residence. in the rear OF Thames street
yesterday Of bronchial pneumonia.
DR.. A. NJ Merriman reported at the
town clerks office yesterday that Mat
thew f. O'Brien was III with scarlet FEVER
al his parents residence on Wood street
The supply committee Of the school
committee will meet this evening 10 dis
cuss the matter Of "A supply or drinking
water for the pupils OF the public schools
A meeting OF the sub committee APP
pointed by the sewer committee and +. T.
shaw the contractor, held meeting last
evening TO discuss the matter of allowing
abuttors on streets where sewers are laid
TO enter the sewers before the contractors
liability ceases Mr. Shaw Is to submit
a proposition TO the committee.
The Sunday school OF the Consrega-
tional church will hold the annual mis-
sionary concert next Sunday evening In
Memorial chapel
At A regular meeting OF Lewis lodge, a
O. l.. w. held last evening, Benoni A
Lewis of Providence. organizer or the
lodge and after whom the lodge was
named, was present and made remarks In
regard TO the order.
of Mrd j
cav was held yesterday afternoon from
her mothers residence on catherine
street The services were read by Rev
G. l.. Locke. u. D.. rector OF St MI
chaeIs church -Inter,nent- was I'm the
North cemetery.
William c. Lowe and family left here
Yesterday for their winter home In Brook
lyn. ~. Y
In the court of probate yesterday the
petition OF Frederick L. WaldIon. admin
iFtrator. 10 sell four shares OF the Paw
tucket Hair Cloth company, was granted
The barge Valentine arrived here yes
terdav Afternoon with $50 tons OF coal
consigned 10 the Cranston Worsted mill
Mr. F. T. Waldron of Boston, mem
ber Of the firm OF Woilaston Automobile
company. with party of friends, were
the guests yesterday Of Captain Timothy
Hurley at the Bristol hotel
The bazaar for the benefit OF the poor
of st. MARY parish optHfu idSt w 's'''-'
I'm the rooms of ST. Mary's J. "A. society.
The hall was prettily decorated with bunt-
ing and flags During the evening sew
eral selections were rendered by the me
and drum band. Mandolin solos were
given bv Miss Mary Pepper. The com
nittee I'm charge OF the AFFAIR were MISS
Marguerite Duff. Ada Munro, Nellie
Scott. Norah Pyrnes Bridget Breen, Liz
zie DUFFY Mamie Carney Annie Breen'
Kate Calvin Mary Cleaver. Mrs. Jeuer-
son r. Calvin and Mary Cavanaugh.
An electric motor Of FIVE horse power
is nov used At the marine railway oi the
Herreshoff Manufacturing company at
walkers Cove. instead of steam power
In hauling up pleasure yachts
Ouite number of men were engaged
Yesterday bv the National India Rubber
companv for the winter.
Mr. Edward G. PAUL lost sum ~
money Yesterday morning In his store ana
I ba was unable n get any clue 10 ~
sea fowl shooting Sat It's height ~
,be present time and not FOR many years
bpve tho birds been as plentiful a. ~
nrosent Yesterday four naptha launches
were out az n time one boat got eigh,
brace ~ black ducks.
4 great deal - complaint Is being
r,ade bv tho farmers about young bows
ebootfpV around their places End endan-
,.oring tho lives of tho occupants and cat