The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-27
BRISTOL.
woodchoppsr Painfully Injured.
Good Hunting Reported Hens
and Ducks Stolen.

LeRsron G. Colt son of Judge Colt
who was formerly assistant superin-
tendent Of the National India Rubber
companys factory and who has been In
tho northern part Of New York for sew
ersI months. visited town yesterday
Thomas Ryan son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Ryan ~ Thames street. was bit
ten IN the calf OF his leg on Saturday
afternoon by a bull dog. Tho wound was
q ragged one Re was taken 10 physi-
clan, where his wounds wero dressed. lie
Is reported doing well.
Manue Cortes. who was at work In the
woods at the Narrows. met with pain
fu accident by cutting the instep OF me
right foot TO the bone while trimming
the limbs OF a tree. His axe glanced Off.
making an ugly wound. lie was brought
TO town and had his wounds dressed.
Rev. r. Snowden Thomas OF Philadel-
pha conducted the conference meeting at
the Methodist church last evening.
A dance was held IN Grand Army hall
last evening by social club. Straight
Bros furnished the music.
Miss Annie Mszzle Manchester Of
Brockton. Mass. is I'm town the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Edward Murphy. on
Oliver street
Mr.. Robert Larkin Of Boston of the
town yesterday visiting his parents
Mr.. Frederick n. Fales. who has been
quite Ill., is now slightly convalescent.
owing TO the death Of Col r. r. Olney
the flag upon the Bristol Yacht club, Of
which he was a member. was at half
mast yesterday.
Fishing and cunning are at their height
now as sportsmen are having excellent
luck.
Gustave Illokitchs horse was taken
with fit upon the main road yesterday.
but was saved by Or. Conklin, who was
sent for. and VINO soon gave him relief
by bleeding him.
Hen thieves made their appearance last
evening on the banks Of the Kickamut.
Mr.. Coggeshall lost quite a number and
Mr.. Charles w. Bowler lost a quantity
OF ducks. They think parties visited them
In boats as quite a number OF footprints
were seen on the shore.
The new building on John street for
merly used as blacksmith ehop and
recently purchased from James Tobin by
j. q. Herreshoff In being put I'm first class
repair.
The infant daughter Of James w
Franklin. president OF the town council
died yesterday morning.
Yesterday opened with a biting raw
wind. which about 10 o'clock accompanied
a slight snow furry, which though of
short duration yet betokened the advent
or cold weather and later more snow
For number of DAYS the temperat,,-e
has remained below the 80 degree max
and the very radical change has caused
many TO don winter garb. Many who have
a diary of the various seasons as regards
the weather, predict a bleak and earlv
winter.
Mr.. Jameson. a mechanic here with his
friend. Charles Bennett. started vester-
day for ten DAYS trip down i'm the old
Pine Tree state on hunting expedition.
Quite number OF men arrived her, yes-
terday who stated that they were going
to work at Mount Hope Park.
Rumors are current upon the streets
that public market is soon TO be opnued
hero on Bradford street. by Brideevoter
tMass,) parties. and that the building has
been engaged
Ex-commodore r., r. Gerry of the New
YORK Yacht club and wife are stopping
at the Belvedere. The commodore's Steam
yacht is mere undergoing repairs at the
HerreshoT Manufacturing company. the
yacht being laid up at the town pier
IL Is announced that Colonel Colt src,k .
In Newport tonight at y Republican rally
and large party from here is going 20
Newport In a steam launch to attend the
meeting.
There arrived here yesterday afternoon
government buoy setter with a snnnlv
OF oil and coal for the local lighthouses
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