The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-16
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Capt. Charles Barr. late skipper OF the
cup defender Reliance. was I'm Bristol sat
urday, comforting with Designer Nathan
lei Herreshoff I'm regard TO the schooner
Ingomar owned by Morton f. Plant. The
boat Is TO be taken TO European waters
the first OF 1904 and will enter races with
English boats. Skipper Barr will be I'm
command. The boat is now i'm Bristol
harbor off the Herreshoff yard, stripped
of her rigging, with the exception OF the
foremast and mainmast. She Will be
lifted out with cruising rig when she is
sent across early I'm the spring.
Col. Reginald Norman with a party OF
friends from Newport visited here on Sat-
urday During their stay they visited
the Herreshoffs, and returned late In the
afternoon
Cook. three Italian youths. were charged
In the district court with placing sticks
upon the Consolidated railroad. IL was
evident that the boys were too young to
realize any danger of accident to the cars.
The boys pleaded guilty. and sentence
was deferred until next week.
A fleet of four small craft. including
two launches and two sailing craft, lett
here Saturday for Point Judith on ffsh-
ing excursion for cod. The following COM
prise the parties: Capt George F. Glad
ding and Pardon r. Kenny. Capt. John
Hall Capt. Everett l.: Church and CAT
BENJAMIN Munro and several of their
friends. They returned on Sunday night,
each boat having made good catches.
Commencing today a new schedule Will
go into effect for an indefinite period at
the Herreshoff Manufacturing company.
The shops Will commence operations dur
ing the week at 7:9o a. m. instead Of z
o clock as I'm the past. and will close t
1880 p. m. instead OF SIP. m. The entire
plant will be closed all day Saturday un-
I'll further notice.
Work at the Cranston Worsted mills is
"a he iFf1a xxyhf fni, hl
compelled the company to let quite
number OF the help go and II Is current
upon the streets that the mills are TO be
run on half time shortly.
Mr. +. NJ. Pease OF Fall River delivered
an able address 10 the mems Sunday
meeting at the Y NJ. G. A. yesterday af-
ternoon. which was well attended
Another victory was added to that OF
the Bristol football team Saturday after
noon. which defeated the Pawtucket team
in an interesting contest. The game was
score being: Bristol l2. Pf.wtmcket o.
Touchdowns--Brightma and Durfee Ref
cree and umpire-H. Newman. Timekeep-
err. Munro. Linesmen-J. Parry and
Smith. Time of halves--15 and 30 minutes.
Last evening at St Marys church the
Passion Play was given by Prof Ward
Of Boston. The representations on canvas
OF the scenes OF the life OF Christ and the
colored dissolving views Of moving pic
lures was greatly admired. Prof. Ward
sang The Holy City" The Gloria Deum.
Farmers mass in +, was finely rendered
by the full choir. assisted by Miss Kate
oLoughin OF Providence and Charles
kunze OF Bristol. tenor. sang Cujus AMI
nam. from Rossinis "Stabat Mater"
Another clam dinner was served at the
club rooms OF the Bristol Yacht club on
Saturday evening. there being number
OF invited guests present.
Ensign Merton "A. Chessman, accom-
panied by his friend. Floyd Heustis did
some fine shooting on Saturday In the
fields and on the. water, killing a number
Of rabbits and three brace Of sea fowl.
The King Philip Steam Fire Engine
company, comprising 80 fine looking
young men in full uniform, made street
parade Saturday evening with music
They took n special car at 6 O'Clock and
went to Riverpoint TO attend the fire.
mems fair The men were royalty enter
tained by the fremen OF Riverpoint, and
returned home early Sunday morning.
Professor J. Il. Baird of the ladies'
seminary at Pomfret, Conn. accompanied
by his wife and daughter. visited Bristol
yesterday and dined at the Belvidere
hotel.
Quite number Of sportsmen were out
i'm the harbor yesterday shooting water
fowl. The Reed brothers from Ports
mouth touched here and showed four
brace of black ducks and a number of
widgeons. MtT
The town council will meet Friday
evening. November 90. to act on the ap-
plications for licenses. II il understood
that remonstrances VIII be made again
some Of them.
The work that has been done by the
commissioners. Messrs Ingraham. upon
the frontage Of the North burial grounds
adds much TO the looks of The grounds
AS yet no arrests have been made I'm
connection with the robberies at Pan
IN 10 htft thn
quietly at work upon the two cases.