The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-01
BRISTOL.
Small Soup Beginning to Run.
More Mount Hope Park Ru.
mOrS-DiStrict Court.

paign is not very encouraging. as yet
little interest being manifested and the
Republicans will undoubtedly nominate
the same ticket The Democrats are
very quiet and the prospects of their put
ting in the field is very doubtful
The work OF matchmaking Hope street
is being pushed and II the work is con-
tinued as fast for the next four weeks.
| the work will be nearly completed dur
| ing this month
Colonel John II. Bailey Jr.. principal
| OF the VALLEY school who has been
| spending his vacation with his family
| at the home of his parents IN North
! Smithield, has returned home again.
The funeral of Timothy Galley. was
| held yesterday forenoon from the resi-
dence of Darrell Shay on Metacome ave-
nue. Rev. Father p. McCabe. pastor
az st. Mary's church. offcated. and the
| burial was at st. Marys cemetery.
The directors OF the Bristol branch Of
the Industrial Trust company held their
regular weekly session yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
Mrs. James Bowen and daughter Of
Geneva. N. Y, who have been spending
| several weeks at the Hopeworth sanitar-
ium, returned home yesterday.
The Finley brothers are enjoying several
weeks of camp life near Mingo Hill, on
Pappoosesquaw
The work OF repairing the Suburban
railroad on the Main road Is nearing
completion. as the men have now reached
town where the track needs but little re-
pairs.
The farmers are quite elated over the
outlook of their after crops, consisting
OF turhips and carrots. as both vegetables
need wet weather to swell their growth
Quite a number OF the steel workers at
the Herreshoff Manufacturing company
took a days outing down the bay yester-
day in search OF good fishing
tSmall soup are running quite plentiful
at the present time, there being large
quantities taken daily from the traps.
All the fishermen who make IL prac-
tice of scallopng were prepared with
gear and left here last evening for va
rious places. so as to be ready as soon
as the law was off TO commence dredging.
Mr.. Theodore Gladding is making ar
rangements. TO dress his building with
new garb or paint.
A small dog belonging to Mrs. Lanlois,
who is visiting friends at Ferry Hill,
was run over by low gear.
The large steam yacht Aeoe, owned by
r. s. Peabody of Philadelphia. arrived
here yesterday. and is at anchor off the
Bristol Yacht club.
greater part of the summer visitors
in their yachts to New York attending
the races. ~
Several gentlemen from Fall River.
who are supposed TO be connected with
the syndicate who are negotiating for the
purchase of Mount Hope park. arrived
here yesterday, and were driven to the
park, where they remained several hours.
In the district court yesterday fore
noon the case against Michael Langello
for assault on Mrs. George III. Brooks
was called and continued for two weeks
Seth l.. White was sent to the state farm
for nine months for being intoxicated
Judgment was given for the plaintiff In
the case of Moss & Krieger against Ar
thur Sousa. the amount being $3.50 Upon
motion of Attorney Crowley the garnishee
was discharged.
At a foreclosure sale on Saturday of
house and lot on Shaw's lane the prop
erty was auctioned of to Diedrich Moh-
lenkemp for 1925 by Auctioneer Clark H.
Straight.
Miss Mary A. Connery of No. IA Second
street has, gone TO Naugatuck; Conn.
cousin. Miss Nixon. Miss Connery ex-
poets TO spend a week or ten days In
Naugatuck
The shops of the Herreshof Manufac-
turing company. which have been closed
for the past few weeks. resumed opera
tons In part yesterday morning.
Grace Peterson of Salem. Mass. who
has been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Con on High street for the
past two weeks. returned home yesterday.
accompa MED by Miss Catherine Goff, who
will spend two weeks with her.
Rev. c. r. Fields. the retiring pastor OF
the First Baptist church who preached
his farewell sermon on sunday Will leave
for his home In Hartford, Conn, the lat
ter part of the week
Rev. Levi r. Edwards. In charge of mis-
sions In the Episcopal diocese of Rhode
Island. preached Sunday at st. Michaers
Episcopal church.
The two local Portuguese beneficial So
cietes. Don Louis Ffllipe and Espiritu
Santo took action on Sunday relative TO
merging into one. The work is now COM
plete. with the exception OF completing
| the records.
Considerable preparations are being
made here to celebrate Labor Day.
Councilman Gladding, who has been
taking n weeks vacation, returned Mon
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