The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-25
BRISTOL.

Following are the names OF those drawn
TO serve sas Jurors for the ensuing year:
Grand Jurors - Martin ]. Simmons.
George p. Dunbar Charles A. Waldron.
Hugh f. Kelley, Carl r. Leitiger. Patrick
Murphy. George II. Brooks. William II.
Howgate. James Riley, A. Russell New
man, Matthew r. OBrien. James T.
Phelps. Patrick p Walsh, Charles May
tum. Charles B. Munro, Bert r. Dunbar
A. Dewolf. Thomas F. Usher, Elmore G..
Coliegh, Morris Kearney. Patrick
Trainor, Frank NJ. Dimond. Thomas b.
Lavey, Robert A. Turner, Samuel Kinder,
Frederick A. EasterbrooKs. -
Petit Jurors-Henry NJ Gibson. Edward
Murphy. John II. Ashton. John T. Drury
Charles II. Manchester. George s. slocum,
J. Alfred Allard, John Bullock. John b.
Gravelin. Richard Corcoran, John II.
Wall. Henry Barton. Edward Walsh,
George A. Greene. f. Herman Dreyer,
Harry ]. Andrews. John Mckay. Joseph
b. Burgess. Mel b.. Sharkey. Joseph B.
Congdon, Michael Lavender, Andrew 8.
Rounds, Charles Livingston, Charles L.
Miller. Alfred b. Ward George II. Bush,
George b. Coggeshsll. Sylvester Munro.
Jacob Ingram. John Truedell James
Duffy, Clarence K. Booth, William w.
Perry, Euclid c. Nichols. Jr, Hugh
Murphy, Frank T. Rameires. Thomas
Connerey, Frank PAUL. George t. Pol
lock, Thomas G.. Church. Edward Quirk.
Frederick Middleton. Allister A. Nc
Dougall James Newbold, Joseph e.
O'Connell, Edward Talbee. Frank j.
Murphy, Julius Miller.
The semi-annual election Of officers OF
Bristol Commandery. No. S2il, u. o. G. c..
took place last evening In Odd Fellows
hall. The following were elected: Noble
commander. Mrs. Susan B. Child. vice
noble commander Mrs. Josephine Foffitt:
worthy prelate, Miss Edith A. Maxfleld:
noble keeper OF records. Miss Anna M.
Earle: worthy treasurer. Mrs. Hannah
w Maxheld; worthy herald. Thomas
Brightman: warden OF outer gate. Thomas
H. Mowry; warden of the inner gate.
Mrs Nellie n. Rounds. William b.
spooner. Mrs. Mary Fofhtt and Miss
Edith A. Maxfield were appointed as au-
diting committee. Notice was received
that the installation OF officers will take
place July & The next meeting will be
held July IA.
The wedding OF Nllllam waiter Lutner
and Miss Josephine Maria Golberg will
take place on Thursday.
Miss Edith NJ Shepard, daughter OF
II. NJ Shepard, of East Orange, n. j.,
was the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. II.
Shepard. last week.
Eugene V. Hughes, a member of the
senior class OF the Bristol high school.
has been chosen 10 read the Declaration
Of Independence on Fourth OF July day.
The annual official visitation OF the de-
partment commander and stan TO Babbitt
Post @. A. r.. will take place Friday
evening, Sept. r.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mason left today
for Tacoma Wash. on a visit TO their
daughter. They will be absent several
months.
The work on State street is being rapid
ly pushed by Superintendent Fales.
Professor Day and family, OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania. have arrived and
are occupying the Gibson cottage, on
Bristol Neck.
An Italian name Cardenta met with a
painful accident yesterday afternoon
while at work grading on te road. He
was struck on the instep by his pickaxe
and sustained a severe wound.