The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-15

been occupying the French cottage on
Bristol Neck. left yesterday for their
home at Nutley. N. j.
Mrs. Edward A. Barrows, who has
been spending the summer at Bristol. re-
turned to her home In Providence on
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth McCotter, teacher Of the
fifth grade school. who has been visiting
Europe during her vacation, arrived home
Saturday and will take charge of her
school In the oliver building today.
This morning at $50 the Common
Pleas division OF the Supreme court will
convene here. with Judge Blodgett upon
the bench. SO far Is known there are
but two cases TO come before the grand
jury, one of an alleged shooting ARRAY in
Warren ON the morning of July Fourth.
and the other an alleged felonious as
sault In the same town. There are a
large number Of civil cases. some Of them
continued from last term of court.
II Is undoubtedly true that a great deal
of fault is being found with the present
time table of the Cons solidated railroad by
those particularly who are doing business
In Providence and reside here. But as
surances have been given that as soon IA
it can be arranged change will be eff
fected. IL IL trihfng affair to arrange
satisfactory time table where there are
so many trains running over n short
road.
Miss Mary L. Colt, daughter of Judge
LeBaron Il. Colt, OF this town, won the
silver cup In the prize putting contest at
Maplewood. N. H., last week.
Misses Alice C. and Rosamond c. Low,
daughters of william O. Low, arrived
home Saturday from Europe where they
have been travelling the past four months.
Charles Tobin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Iar NH haS hi
vacation at home, has returned to Holy
Cross college to resume his studies.
Charles and Joseph Fletcher. sons OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Fletcher. viii en-
ter St George school this week at New
port.
The supper and sale OF the Ladies' Aid
society OF the State Street NJ. r. church
IN the vacant store Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
building proved social and financial
success.
Messrs. r. A. Ballou & Co Of Provi-
dence. roofers and ooncreters. have taken
n number Of contracts here for concreting.
a few years ago they did large quantity
Of work for the town which proved very
satisfactory.
All this talk concerning the challenge
that has been sent TO the Hydraudion En-
glne and Hose company Of Bristol by the
Mechanics Fire company No. Of Warren
WIN virtually end IN smoke as no agree
ment for any contest I'm athletic exercises
or other sports has yet materialized.
The Herreshofr Manufacturing com
pany are pushing the work on their new
shops 20 its fullest extent. so rs 10 al
low them more room, which they very
much need. They have more orders than
ever before nj this season OF the wear.
There are about twenty Of the Rar Har-
bor 30-footers 20 be built. n class of 43-
footers for Newport yachtsnen. several |
steam yachts n 1l0-foot schooner yacht |
for Cornelius Vanderbilt and entire fleet |
of steam yachts and sailing crafts are |
now under construction for Mr. NJ i. |
Plant. president of the Plant Steamship !
company ~ Florida. There is no doubt |
hut the defender will he built hv them. /
MANY ~ their workmen are engaged over |
time and the nine hours per day will soon |
be dispensed with.
Mrs y Armory Goldman and Miss Cod \
man W Boston. summer visitors ~ New
mort are spending = week here at the !
Goldman mansion on High street
Several of our well known horsemen /
are out every afternoon shaking up their /
stepuers preparatory 10 the fan rnces.
which are 20 tate place here at the Bris-
tol Driving Park.
Cautaln John Connery cashier at tho
India Rubber company. who has
been spending months vacation with
friends 81 Sunapec Lake. ~. IT.. has
n m IN resumed his duties much recuper-
ated
The Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder
are companv held sheir annual clam bake
Yesterday at Church's Grove on Bristol
Mock
Tho grand chancellor ard his board 81 |
prand Officers ~ X and = Will make an i
omcial visitation 20 burnside lodge. No
a. Kniehts OF Pvthias. on Tuesday eve
ming. 23d.