The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-03

The Watchemokets had hard luck at
the muster in Brockton yesterday. which
prevented their getting away with any of
the prizes, but did not stop them from
having "A good time from the instant that
they struck the town until they got upon
the cars TO come away again.
The Geyser was the ninth machine 20
go upon the platform. and they had
scarcely commenced to warm up to their
work, when one OF the bolts on the air
chamber OF their engine broke and spoiled
all their hopes or capturing prize.
But the engine was not altogether out
of commission, and succeeded in wetting
the paper ls7 feet from the nozzle. This
was considered an excellent performance
under the circumstances. The boys said
that they had more fun during the trip
than they had known before since they
had the measles. They 'arrived home last
night. tired but happy.
one of the members was affected by
the motion of the car on the way out.
in Brockton. but he appeared to have
fully recovered this morning, and was
about town as usual
FIRST GAME MONDAY.
Monday the local high school team will
play their hrst game of football Of the
out for practice nearly every day. ana
they are confident that they will be the
winners OF the game. as they have made
great headway In team work and each or
the men Is strong in his own position
There is fully as much interest I'm foot
ball at the high school this year as there
ever was before and the members OF
to distinguish themselves by landing the
interscholastic pennant this season
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transfers have
been recorded at the town clerks office;
lots So and 81 on the Tristan Burgess
Homestead plat. with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. for s..
James Boyd sold 10 Harry Walton Cor.
den OF Seekonk. Mass lots r. 10 and Is
plat for SO.
David F. Con transferred to Albert
ohlen mortgage Of GUSTAV A. Carleton
Providence County Savings bank of
Pswtucket sold to Eugene f. Kirby lots
l5a and 1S9 on Riverside villa plat: also
all the right title and interest which the
said bank NAV have I'm an 10 that
part OF Willow street abutting on said
lots. for $40.
In the case Of Ernest s. Bishop et al
We George Smons. by order of the court
Of equity. II was recorded In the town
clerks office that the complsinants are
entitled to the relief prayed for; that the
trust or uses set out in said bill Of COM
plaint and in the trust deed Of Phanuel F..
Bishop to George Simons and others. and
they are hereby terminated. and that the
complsinants are invested with the fee
In the lands and improvements described
In the bill Of complaint. This concerns
2 piece of land partly I'm this town and
partly In Pawtucket. The intentions of
marriage of Fred Clark Taft and lillian
May Mosher OF aBth, Me. have been re-
corded.
PERSONAL
Judge r. G. Dubois and family have re-
turned from their summer residence az
eacornet and opened up their home on
Waterman avenue.
MORTALITY REPORT.
During the month Of September, 10
deaths were reported in the town. or
these seven were under hve years OF age.
two between ten and 20 years. one be
tween 20 and a. one between ~ and 40.
two between 20 and 80. three between ~
and eo. three between so and 10. Two.
Zenas Baxter and Joseph Winsor were
over 20. the former being rs and the lat
ter So
The disease from which they died were;
Brain disease. .; consumption, 3: dysen
terry and dyspepsia. 2; anemia. I; dropsy,