The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-18
BRISTOL.
St. Mary's ]. A. Society Elect
Delegates MlIitiamen Re.
csiVl Pay-Othsr Items.

1t is expected that good sized dele
cation OF members OF United Brothers
lodge, NO O. r.. will go TO Providence
tonight 10 attend the bazaar now being
held In Infantry hall in aid of the fund
10 establish an odd Fellows home
The new rubber factory on Wood street.
of which Torrance McCarty is the owner
and manager. began yesterday on regI-
lar of 500 pairs of CATERS and gum shoes.
AT present about 80 hands are employed.
but preparations are being made 20 in
crease the number of employees by the
manufacture of tennis shoes.
An exhibition OF paintings by Miss ~
NJ. Pairpoint. teacher OF drawing I'm the
public schools will be held from November
~ 10 December IL. inclusive, I'm the Rey-
nolds building. 81 Weybosset street. Provl-
dence, from II a. m. TO 4:3O p. m, each
day.
St Mary'S T. a. society and the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the society, held meetings
last evening for the purpose of elec.ing
delegates 10 the diocesan convention 10
be held In Warren with st. Mary's Tenn
perance society on Thanksgiving day. The
delegates elected by the Il. A. society
were Jefferson II. Calvin. William III.
Chenery and Joseph Kerr The Auxiliary
Lizzie Breen and May Ceaver
The property OF the south side Of Brad
ford street between Hope and Thames
street. consisting OF a two-story and a
half house and a large lot OF land oe-
longing 10 the estate of Sarah T. Barnes
and occupied by William b. Read was
sold 10 Nathan ~ Cole at private sale
yesterday, through the agency of stephen
w. Church. The deed for the transfer
OF the property is being prepared MIR.
Cole will make extensive repairs on the
house
Mrs. Charles Martin OF New YORK,
former resident OF Bristol. is a guest
at the Belvedere, ard Colonel q. II. IicNer
OF New London. Conn Is also a guest
Next week Tuesday and Wednesday
the ladies OF the Woman's auxiliary of
the Y. NJ. c. A., will give pie and cake
sale for the benefit OF the association.
The supper and sale to be held under
the auspices OF the class OF 0i of the
high school will take place this evening
In Grand Army hail
Lieut.. Austin McGreavy. paymaster of
the Second regiment was i'm town yester-
day and paid off the members of Conn
pany &, Second regiment for the days
duty in Providence, Battle Flag Day
Walter NJ. Sherman died at the town
asylum on Bristol Neck. yesterday
coming III and being without any home
he was taken To the town asylum on
SATURDAY evening lie was very weak
when he arrived and failed very fast
Mr. erman was born I'm Bristol ana was
the son OF the late Gideon and Seraphine
Sherman. He was unmarried and his
age was - years. He leaves one brother
and two sisters. The funeral will be to-
day
w. De r. Brown of this place. will give
an exhibition OF photographs at the
Camera dub. beginning today
for one week.
f. Il. DE Wolf and family Will close
their house this week and will sail for
their European home In the south OF
France on Saturday next.
The tug s. Thomas Brown of Taunton.
Mass, arrived here yesterday with the
barge Warren in tow from New York
The barge has a cargo OF 600 tons OF
coal.
Mrs. H. Il. Jackson of Boston is the
guest OF Mrs. Edward S. Coward OH
Union street.
4 dance In Grand Army hall last eve-
hing. The affair was largely attended
straight Brothers orchestra furnished
he music.
At meeting OF the Y NJ C. A. ply |
'ical department committee held last eve
hing. candidates were selected for the |
irst and second basketball teams. IL was |
iecided TO hold another meeting next |
Friday evening at which members OF
both teams will he present.