The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-07

BRISTOL.
Several Waddings Announced.
u. S. Grand Jurors Drawn.
Other Local Items.

At regular meeting OF the King Philip
Steamer company an invitation TO attend
the Cranston Volunteers fair was de-
clined. The company will attend the fair
Saturday evening. November II. and will
make the trip in special car which will
leave the corner Of Franklin street at 6:l5
p. m.
The following named jurors were drawn
az jurors for the United States Circuit
court TO be held in Providence, Nov. 49,:
Grand jurors-James NJ. Gooding
Charles s. Cummings. John V. Lewis:
petit jurors, John McCaw. Hugh Moffitt
and Albert c. Greene.
Members OF Reba Rebekah lodge will
visit Dorothy Brown Lodge, Swansea.
Wednesday, November II. They will leave
on the 6:49 Suburban car. Arrangements
are being made for special car from
Swansea to Bristol
George II. Saunders. who was formerly
I'm the boat tlH'ding business here bat
'or tie nast few years has been located
near Greene's .andIng, Warren, is to re-
move - MidG'etown, Conn. He has
sold his shops and yard TO II. c. and
Charles /. Davis OF Providence.
football game was scheduled for this
afternoon upon the common. between the
Y NJ. &. A. team and the Warren ar
tillery football team.
The evening gymnasium classes will
oper next Monday evening at s o'clock at
the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium. The classes
will. be on Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day evenings.
Deeds were recorded at the town clerks
office yesterday morning for the transfer
OF lot of land on Whitford plat from
Henry c. Shepac1 to Joseph L. Buffum.
an6 for two lots Of lanl on the Whitford
plat from Joseph l.. Buffum TO Manuel
L. Barbara.
The marriage intentions OF Alfred Gou-
lette OF this town and Miss Louise
Tramblay of Warren, and Francesca
Santo and Miss Caterina Catapane, both
ri this town were filed in the town
clerks office. yesterday.
The marriage intentions OF Joseph Mes
sina and Miss Ida Guian. daughter OF
Henry Guian, all of this town were filed
A. the town clerks office yesterday af-
tcrnoon.
l.. c. Bradshaw. general secretary OF
The Y. NJ. c. A. left here on Tuesday to
attend the annual convention OF the Y.
Nj. G.. A. of Massachusetts, and Rhode ISL
ana. which Is being held in Gloucester.
Mass
The annual inspection OF Babbitt
w bfTtn CDTDSs WHIH WIS 10 De neld
Wednesday. November IL. has been post
poned until Friday, November 20.
The Salvation army will have memorial
services in the different halls throughout
the country. Sunday afternoon. Mo-
vember 8, to the memory OF Consul Booth
Tucker. who was killed In railroad ac-
cident near Kansas City on October %.
The consul has had charge OF the. SAL
vation army I'm this country for the' past
a,aI ..~ttk he t.s,-t -.
rendered faithful services to God and the
army.
Yesterday morning an Italian vender's
horse became frightened at a Suburban
car ana ran away. while the owner was
I'm n dwelling house He ran through
Hope street TO Bristol Neck where the
wagon collided with telephone pole.
breaking the shafts and badly damaging
the team otherwise. The horse cleared
himself and was caught and hitched to
n tree The owner did not put In his
appear ance. so the animal was left stand
ing i'm the storm for hours. till one OF
the citizens living nearby notified Sheriff
Cady. He cared for the animal and
went i'm search for the owner. Sheriff
Cadv is the local agent for the s. r. G. A.
In Bristol county
A meeting OF st. Charles branch. l. G.
r. L.. was held Wednesday evening, at
which the following officers were elected:
President. James J. Walsh: vice presi-
dent. Miss Katherine A. Hamill: record
ing secretary. Miss Annie Christie:
financial passed chaplain. Rev. j. F.
Downing: physician. DR.. w F. Duffy
Frank Gravel was elected trustee for is
state President ID. j. O'Connell
was present and addressed the meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee will be held Monday
evening.
Edwin A. Hlll. letter carrier. has been
,ff duty for several DAYS with a severe
,old His route is being covered by sub
'titute carrier G. G.. Duffy