The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
BRISTOL.
Town Council TO Call Rhode
Island Company's Attention to
Violation Of Ordinance.

| Ine Town council held It's regular
monthly session on Tuesday evening with
full board present. Bills against the
various departments OF the town were
examined. allowed and referred to the
before the council relative TO securing an
additional sum of money. desiring about
5000 10 complete repairs on Pappoose-
squaw road commencing near the resi-
dence OF Mrs. S. A. Taylor. and extend
! ing southerly TO the estate Of Mrs H. II
Nudge.
Mr.. Charles A. Barbour, one OF the
! commissioners Of the North Burial
/ grounds appeared before the council rel
ative 10 building about i65 feet OF maca 10
| dam road in the cemetery grounds and
applied for the crushed stone now on
! hand.
| II was voted that the commission may
take what stones they need TO complete
the work that is already laid out
request TO have the town lay cobble
stones and make n substantial road lead
/ ing from the burial ground TO the rail-
road track was held for consideration
The petition Of the Hebrew society 10
move small building standing on John
street to a lot on Fox Hill cottage plat
=,
that Is, in accordance with the ordinance
regulating the moving Of buildings. etc.
petition signed by eleven taxpapers
requesting that Richmond street be re-
paired. was read, and IL was voted that
the surveyor OF highways be instructed
10 repair the street and put II in good
condition
IL was voted that the surveyor OF
highways Is authorized 10 contract with
hatIfl .F he .l1s "A
now under construction on Hope street
as many loads Of dirt as he may deem
proper 10 repair Richmond street and
for each load TO contain 2500 pounds at
20 cents per load.
1t was voted TO sell the tramp house
at the foot of Bradford street on Satur-
day next at noon at auction, the clerk
10 advertise the same
Councilman Cummings was appointed
a committee TO have charge of the erec-
tion Of a fence on that portion OF Brad
ford street recently abandoned.
Complaints have been made relative TO
the suburban cars running at a greater
speed than the ordinance allows and the
clerk is directed to communicate with
the general manager OF the road i'm re-
gard to the matter. and also call his at
tention TO the practice ~ some OF the
employees OF throwing off newspapers at
Misses Jennie and Millie Anderson.
who have been making an extended trip
through the south part OF the state. stop
ping several days at Narragansett Pier,
returned home yesterday much pleased
With their trip.
Rev. George l.. Locke. rector OF st.
Michaers church. leaves here this morn
ing for a four weeks trip among the
Adirondack mountains.
r CnUpaShan CwitChnlan AZ
the Pappoosesquaw crossing for the n.
Y, n. III. a II. r. r.. Is confined to his
home through illness.
Angie w. Pierce. Jr.. and Joseph NJ.
Levere. both employees of the Brown and
Sharpe Manufacturing company OF Prov
idence, are taking a two weeks vacation
here.
Malcolm McNaught is constructing two
more OF the stem staysail knocka bout
boats for the Warwick Neck class at
his shop on Thames street.
s. L. III. Bance Of Jersey City is spend
ing a weeks vacation in town.
c. s. Fischer OF New York is spending
two weeks vacation in town at the
Church street house.
Mr.. Charles w Smith and family left
here today for Chicago, where they will
reside Mr.. Smith was an expert steel
worker and has long been employed at
the Herreshoff Manufacturing company
having worked upon all OF the cup de-
tenders He has a father. brother and
two sisters residing i'm the Windy city.
He leaves behind a very large circle or
friends who regret very much his de-
parture.
Miss Minnie c. Duffy of Riverpoint is
in town the guest Of Miss Margaret M
Duffy.
Adiutant Derrick and Ensign Eastwood
pioneers for the salvation army work
here. will he present at the army meet
ings on Saturday evening. IL will be
taken up largely by Adjutant Derrick
who will give her prison experience.
The steam yacht Qulskstep owned by
+. w Grinnell OF New Bedford, Mass,
Is undergoing a thorough overhauling at
the Herreshoff shops.
Mrs Frank l.. Hoar is visiting her
brother. William L. Douglass, the popu-
lar shoe manufactures and her sister
Mrs sydney 9. Morse at Brockton. Mass.
Priscilla Alden OF Ellsworth. Kansas.
is visiting here. and is stopping at the
Church street house.
The next open regatta OF the Bristol
Yacht club will zoe on Saturday. Sept 5.
The fair OF Company c. Second regi-
ment. n. l. NJ, Will commence Saturday.
October and continue until the 9th,
The regular fortnightly dance OF the
Bristol Yacht club VIII he Saturday
evening. Straight Brothers will furnish
the music
The most important event al the Bris-
tol Golf club Is the contest for the Colt
end Howe cups AS vet no date has
been definitely arranged though the lat
ter part OF the present month is consi-
dered the most favorable time for those
who desire 10 partic pate in the matches
The report that Jason Ingraham. who
has visited her on Sundays for n num-
Der OF years was dead. Is incorrect n he
was seen here IN town yesterday after
noon
Mr. Martin Feeney a resident here. 20
years ago. visited the town yesterday
and was greatly surprised az tho many
changes that has taken place
\ petition was received from the coun-
eli from Annie Turey and Kate Nc
LauEhlln. asking that they be relmbur-
sed for the expense occasoned them In
the burial OF deceased soldier. James
Mead. who died last MAY The burial
took place from the home OF the de-
ceased's daughter In Providence. There
was no one present at the council meet
ing 10 give evidence in regard 90 the
afrair and the question was continued as
N was learned that James Mead LEFT AZ