The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-31
BRISTOL.
italian Fair Opens Tonight.
Halloween Parties Arrest a
Man With a Big knife.

quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence OF
William Bishop on Wood street, at which
the contracting parties were Duncan Me
Donald and Ellen Giaspy, both of Noank,
Conn The ceremony was performed by
Rev W. Lenoir Hood, pastor OF the State
Street NJ T. church. Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Donald will reside I'm Noank. The wit
nesses 10 the marriage were Mrs. Eugene
LeClair, Jr.. and William Davidson.
The members OF Burnside Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias, will go 10 Newport.
Friday evening. November g. 10 make
fraternal visit TO Redwood Lodge OF that
city. the occasion being the annual visit
alton OF the grand officers 20 the New
port Lodge. The trip from Bristol to New
port and return Will be made In the big
launch Columbia, which will leave here
at GAS p. m.
The fair OF Council Dom Luiz Felipe
will open this evening in Columbia hall
on Wood street. and will be continued un-
I'll Monday evening, November 3. The fair
will be attended by many organizations
from this town and elsewhere.
Business at the Herreshoff company's
plant is quite dull Just at present and
Wednesday evening ten woodworkers
from the boat shops and five or six from
the blacksmithing and other departments
were laid off.
The Burnside Social club voted Tuesday
evening to attend The fair OF Council
Dom Luizz Felipe next Tuesday evening.
large number of Halloween parties
have been arranged about town for this
evening.
Owen Trainer Is III with an attack OF
appendicitis. At present the attending
physician, DR.. A. NJ Merrman. is OF the
opinion that an operation will not be nec-
essary.
Master Frederick Williams. the little
son OF DIR. William Fred Williams Is III
with pneumonia
Captain Nathaniel G. Herreshoff has
been confined TO his home for several
days with an attack OF malaria and rheu-
matism. DR.. II. j. Neylan is the attending
physician.
Preparations are being made TO move
the old tramp house located at the foot
OF Bradford street, which was purchased
by Patrick Hammill several months ago
II is expected that Mr.. Eugene La Verne
Mcintyre of Waldo. Wis, will conduct
the services In the First Baptist church
next Sunday, preaching at 1870 and I.
Sunday school at 2:30.
meeting OF the board OF managers of
the NJ. G. A. will he held on Monday
evening, Nov. .. at o'clock p. m
Owing TO Tuesdays being legal holi-
day. election day, the regular monthly
meeting OF the town council which usually
takes place the first Tuesday evening of
each month will be postponed until We'd
nesday evening.
Saturday afternoon the football team of
the Y. Nj. c. A. plays the Newport Y. NJ.
G. A. team upon the Common.
Wednesday, Nov 4. Miss MAY Field
Brown will give her exhibition In the
gymnasium. which will be followed by the
first basketball game Of the season.
At the new rubber factory on Wood
street yesterday a line OF sample shoes
were made and will be cured today Mr.
McCarty proposes to manufacture rubber
heels for leather shoes at the new fac
tory. Yesterday the first lot OF those goods
were made and cured and came out in ex-
cellent shape.
The barge Colmar arrived yesterday
with cargo of coal for the Seth PAUL
company.
Special Constable Robert Mckay
brought to police headquarters yesterday
afternoon young Italian named Giovanni
Stabilor who was arrested by the con-
stable on the wharf OF the N V, n. H.
e. H. r. r. The man was turned over
TO the chief Of police. who took him TO
the Bristol county JAN In Warren. charg-
ing Stabilo with committing an assault
on Robert Mckay According 10 the story
told 10 the chief group OF Italians were
fishing from the pier at the railroad de-
pot and got into an alteration about
the bait being stolen One Of them, Sta
bio, drew a long pointed knife. Il Is said.
Constable Mckay. who was near by at
tempted to prevent the row when Stabilo
turned upon him. The other Italian with
whom he was having the alterca tion told
the chief they were only fooling.
The largest bag OF birds killed this
season was brought I'm yesterday by John
G.. Buckln. The birds included fifteen
quails and one partridge.
Mrs. Martin and daughter. Miss Evelyn
returned home yesterday To Staten Island
after few weeks visit mere with their
friends.