The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-06
BRISTOL.
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MangIe a Ca|f-Shot Big
White 0WI-Other Items.

Mr.. and Mre. Frank p. Howe and their
daughter, Miss Christine. closed their
summer cottage on Union street. satur-
day and left here yesterday afternoon
for their winter home In Philadelphia
on their return net season they Will
occupy their new residence on Metacom
avenue, which was recently purchased
overlooking Mount Hope bay They have
expended large sums OF money improving
the grounds, building a fine pier boat
house and a number OF other buildings
and a lake is placed In the centre OF
the grounds, which Is to be stocked with
various kinds OF nsh.
DIR. Herbert NJ. Howe and family OF
Philadelphia. who have been spending
the summer at Ferry Cliff, on Ferry Hill,
returned TO their winter home last eve
ming. Adjoining his summer home. DR..
Howe has model farm stocked with the
finest imported stock.
John r.. Allen of Ardmore, Philadel-
phia, who has been spending his vacation
here with relatives and friends returned
home last evening.
The sloop Alice. OF Stonington. Conn,
Is at anchor in the bay with ner topmast
and head gear carried away
Mr.. James II. Coggeshall Of WEXFORD.
spent the Sabbath with his father. Capt.
JdfilcT> 1OSktsHdll On 1HuFNu Stcct.
IL Is understood that Colonel Arthur
w. Barrett of the Bristol Train OF ar
tihery, will have upon his stan on the
trip to the Old Guards fair four ex-
colonies of the Bristol Train
The last piece OF machinery, which is
a calender RON weighing severa! tons.
arrived here yesterday from the Bir-
mingham Iron works, Conn, for the new
rubber plant. When that is set up the
ahr io Ax, 10
Several dogs visited three henneries.
last evening in Rowland Swamp and kill
ed several fowls, also mangled a young
calf which was tied TO a stake so bad
that IL had 10 be killed.
Mr. Charles w. Bowler who lives on
the banks of the Kickamuit river shot
a white owl on Sunday, which measured
six feet trom tip TO tip OF bis wings.
He has taken 1t TO Providence to have
II set up.
Since Saturday nights Republican eau
c,,e, considerable discussion has been In
dulged In, almost at every corner parties
are talking OF the radical changes made
In town committees.
Last evening small party OF ladies
and gentlemen went to Ferry Hiil and
when the New York boat passed through
the ferry way they burned red and green
fire. a farewell salute to Mr.. Henry Burr
and sister OF Bergen, N. j.. who have
been visiting relatives and friends here.
the past two weeks. The salutes were
recognized by the boat. who sent UP sew
eral rockets.
Mr.. Henry Thiele. who has been con-
fined TO his home on state street. for a
long time with a complication Of diseases
remains about the same,
The new piece of macadam road being
built by Contractor Callan for the state
on Hope street. Is nearing completion
and weather permitting the road will be
opened to public travel In a few days.
The new piece OF road which Is TO be
built by the state, between Bristol and
will II Is understood be com
menced on Monday, oct. II.
Mr.. John Norris, who Is employed by
the government at jamestown, spent
Sunday at home with his family.
The wire fence which has been erected
upon the town bridge for the purpose OF
people from dumping rubbish
over the wall, IL huge piece OF work.
A Homing Antwerp pigeon, No 1920.
with the letters OF Beauty" stamped
on the inside OF the right wing, was
caught by a Portuguese on Back road.
The elocutionary recital which takes
place this evening in Grand Army hall.
by the pupils OF Miss Louise p. Chad
wick will be an interesting one as 1t
will show the skilled training they have
been subjected to.
Mrs Mark Allen OF Newark. N j.,
who has been spending several weeks
here with friends, returned home yes
terday.
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