The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-05
BRISTOL.

At a regular monthly meeting OF the
Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company.
held last evening an invitation to attend
the muster at the Taunton Fair was re-
ceived and the same was laid upon the
table. John Ashton. who was recently
elected second assistant engineer on the
board. rendered his resignation as clerk
OF the Hydraulion Engine Company. Other
business of a routine nature was trans
acted.
Joseph Sousa was arrested last evening
on charge of having stolen watch
from Frank Carey. at the Portuguese
hall last Sunday morning. where Carey
had been attending a dance. Sousa was
arraigned before Justice Bennett and
pleaded not guilty. He was held 10 await
trial at Monday mornings session of the
district court
Chief OF Police Hoard arrested a young
man named Edward Hughes yesterday.
who was acting I'm a disorderly manner
on Hope street Hughes had been indulg-
ing TO freely and was evidently laboring
under its effects.
Chief Rounds of the board OF fire En-
gineers is unable to go ahead with the
construction OF the fire station on Bristol
Neck until he hears from the school COM
mittee. of whom permission has been re-
quested to locate the station in the lower
hall OF the North schoolhouse.
The Bristol baseball team will play at
Wexford tomorrow.
Miss Catherine Tucker accompanied by
a number of her young friends. enjoyed
sailing parry last evening in Frank X.
Howes' catboat Gloria.
Walter Il. Simons, who is associated
with the Earle e Prev Express COM
pany here, IL enjoying his vacation In
New York state.
DIR. William f. Williams reports an
other case Of typhoid fever In the Wheel
wright family on Union street. The sec
ond patient In the family is Miss Sallie
Wbeelwright.
Edward NJ. Tilley OF Berkeley. Va.
who has been spending the summer here
returned home last evening.
On next Tuesday evening the Uni
formed Rank knights OF Pythias, OF
Providence. will be entertained at Bristol
by Burnside lodge.
Mrs. Charles Davis and family OF Jack
sonville. Fla, are the guests OF Colonel
and Mrs. A. w Barrett at their homo on
Bradford street.
Miss Minnie Duffy of Riverpolnt is the
guest Of Miss Marguerite Dufy on Wood
street.
F. s. Tousey. boys secretary at the Y
NJ c. A., arrived home yesterday from
the Maine woods. where he assisted In
taking charge OF a camp OF eighty boys.
The feet OF the Rhode Island Yacht
club, which started this morning on a
run 10 Newport Is expected on It's re-
turn Saturday 10 stop at Bristol and be
the guests OF the Bristol Yacht club now
holding a bazaar at the club house.
Mrs. Charles PAUL left here today for
a visit TO relatives and friends In Nova
Scotia.
Yesterday morning preparations were
begun toward the painting OF the trolley
poles recently erected on Thames street
by the Consolidated railroad The space
between the poles is 10 be definitely fixed
and the poles properly finished.
Mr.. Bourrough OF Keene. N H., ac-
companied by his wife and valet arrived
here yesterday. They were driven 20 the
Hopeworth Sanitarium. where Mr.. Bour-
rough is going through course Of
treatment for nervous proetration.
Steam Yacht Niagara III. owned by
Howard Gould. has been overhauled on
the marine railway at Walkers cove.
The sloop yacht Virginia. owned by
William X. Vanderbilt. after repairs were
made sailed for Newport. yesterday af-
ternoon.
Bristol is always well represented at
the Hornbine bake. IL was variously esti-
mated a. to the number VINO went from