The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-22
BRISTOL.
A New Musical Organization.
School Committee Considers
Bids for Supplies.

will be instructed by Prof. Muscente'
,aader of the Providence Imeprial band
Regular rehearsais will be held our
ing the fall and winter. and they expect
IN make their first appearance oeioro
the public next summer.
Mr. Mans Wheelwright has returneo
home from Milton Academy, ana WIN
spend the summer at home Win MS -
rents. a.
Charles and Joseph Fletcher, students
at St George School at Newport are A'
home for the summer
AT meeting of the school committee
held in the superintendents onice oios
were examined on the matter OF stauon-
| erv supplies for the next school year
| oS the three bids submitted that OF Ed
ward f. Babb & company OF Boston was
| the most satisfactory, and Will prooaoiy
| be accepted.
| Rev Alexander Bourne. OF harrington
| officiated yesterday at the First oonsre
| gatlonal church, In the absence oi w
nastor Rev T. Newton owen, who Is at
tending commencement exercises at Cor
| nell College. N. ". NJ,
At the open regatta held by the BITS
toi Yacht club Saturday afternoon, many
clubs were represented. There We're on
| entries. In all, representing Fan RIVER,
jamestown, Warren. Newport ana Hnooe
| Island clubs. 60,
The winners were as follows: Speclai
class sailover by Lady Mary. owned py
William Aldrich. Glass 1-Won by Neiiie,
owned by John Oats. Fall hlver. lass
2-Opitsah III, owned by c. f. iuhhs
hast. Class 3.-Wanderer. Flint bro.h-
ars Edeewood Division 2-Class l.
Or,ana Frank Pardee. Grace, second
nr,ze owned by z. CaItlin. Jr., James
toyn Glass 2-Ina, frst prize, newton
Arnold OF Proidence, second prize, NOD
aka, Rocks. Class 3.-First prize. lingo
mar 7 ]. whitehead. Fall River. Class
4-Heiress. J. r. Rocks, or Provlaencs'
class 5.-Gloria, F. p. Howe, Bristoi'
ciass s-Kid. Miss Thurber, Of Bristol
Power boats-Bill, owned by w. o Tai
cott Dixie. E. Church. Bristol. Cath-
crime. John Shepard. Bristol
While crossing the line the hrst time
round the Unlike. owned by James W nIte,
head, was capsized. The poat was ~. 80.
|, "a the pier. with the crew sitting on ne,
Ia f,ar which she was righted and
pumped out. .oro-
| Ii Nv Arber~ Almy. many years foreman
=, the Herreshof Manufacturing com
nany's works, left here Friday, IN hi'
catboat. Nora, for his summer nome II
/ Tiverton. 49, NJ
: ptddIe Of Philadelphia, is awaiting OF
e dars living off the Herreshofs works.
i The Rristo, High School baseball team
I. defeated the Rogers High school M teari
: az Newport Saturday forenoon ~ DE 81.
q toll common, by a score on ~ 10 io
h GAME was witnessed by large numoe
y from Newport
r Owing to many games and amusement
n hora saturday, and the threatenin'
3 weather. the ball game petween III III
) Rristols and Attleboro Athletfs, AT IN
4 bristol Driving park was not largeiy a.
d tended Those who were fortunat
>. anouob 70 witness the game saw one o
= .ho Snest nlayed in Bristol county 70
~ many years. -, ..
~ ~ Manager Calvin had arranged with IN
D. Suburban Railroad company 10 nave cas
'e run TO and from the park for the oenel
=. of the people to witness tne sam NE. sn
1t Amklrk seemed to be in fine fettie an
IS handled the ball superbly while the "
i vincinle Tucker. played his usual error
less game behind the bat. Higgins, Cor
merry and Mowry did exceilent "or'
Manager Calvin has brought toeetner
ne over. and the victory achieved was Gu
n IN Van Amkirk in the eighth inning .
~ a long drive to the centre HELD wnfc
n scored him a home run. which defeate
ne the visitors by score OF 70 U.
The St Mary's Baseball team OF Bri
o. tol played the Simpsons team on Satu
II. day afternoon on the Samsons groun'
y, before an assembage OF 500.
The ST Marys were defeated by VI
te score Of sto2 Next Saturday afternoc
IT. a return game will be played upon Bri
i. tol common.
1T The invitation tennis tournament give
On nv the Y NJ c. A. Tennis associate
started play Saturday morning at MI
ng O'Clock ana So"''l,u nu,,nS 70 the closene
of the different matches the tourname
could not be finished Saturday. but w
he played off during the week Il
placing and net work of the men was G
Of ceIlent and II took three sets TO determi
he tho winner The ladies' tournament W
ch nearly completed Saturday forenoon
he only the final remains to be played
al during the week. The features OF the
as matches was that OF Mss r. Tucker
nd Mrs Wallis f. Howe, the former wi
~ ming The finals TO he contested will
,in between Miss Katherine Tucker and Nj
lee ! Ethel Tucker. The following are
~, afternoon play: Archer VS.. Payson, A
-, cher won 6-4. 6-4. r. Fischer VS. Tallma
les Tallman won SO. 6-o A. Archer va.
s Duffy. Jr, Duty won SO. as, 9
ca tucker VS.. Hare. Tucker won by defau
~ ~ Cross VS. Diamond. Cross won 81.
~" 81. M Howe VS. w. Fischer. Fiscf
" '"eu won by default. Tallman VS.. Duffy, Tia
- man won 6-3 3-s. 6-4
,e. The wind storm which passed oN
Iss here Yesterday was accompanied W
OF heavy rain fall which caused numl
sh- OF dangerous washouts N different loc
:" tiles about town.
en- The insects are creating sad hav
among the vegetables particua
'es. sauashes and some crops are nea
lall Aes,rovcd
m NJ William r Rabcock and family
IRA. Prevalence spent the Sabbath with c.
aph tain and Mrs John A. G.. GladdIng VI
Bay View heights. they being the pare
eg- OF Mrs. Babcock.
at large number OF members of Air
Beta society OF Brown university. WI
CO los hy Miza Grara pa
nj her home on Bristol Neck.
ned Miss PAUL Ia n member and gradu
Ger OF the unverzlty. A collation. was ser'
= and n very pleasant time enjoyed. :
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