The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-15
The News Of the State.
BRISTOL.
Organizations Elect and install
0fficers-FuneraI Of Patrick
lynch--With tho Bow|ers.

The installation OF the officers OF Bah
bitt Post. @. A. r.. and Babbitt Relief
corps. was held last evening In joint
meeting i'm Grand Army hall. Past Com
mander Henry F. Card installed the Of
ficers OF Babbitt Post. The officers arc
as follows:
Commander. George ii. Peck; senior
vice commander James T. Phelps junior
vice commander. Nathaniel Gladding:
quartermaster. Stephen w. Church:
chaplain. DR.. Phillip r. Dillon; officer OF
the day. Thomas F. Usher; officer OF the
guard. Albert Luther: surgeon. John A.
c. Gladding; adjutant. Charles A. Bar
bour: sergeant-major, Joseph M Hart;
quartermaster sergeant, John Doherty.
At the close of the business a collation.
was served by the relief corps
The installation OF Babbitt Women's
Relief corps took place last evening In
Grand Army hall, the installing officer
being Mrs. Celia A. Kenyon The fol-
lowing are the officers installed for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs. Emma T..
Carey: senior vice president, Mary Find;
junior vice president. Nancy Taylor;
chaplain. Abby r. Ramieres: treasurer,
Almy NJ. Phelps; secretary. Mary r.
Fish; instructor. L. Burnham; guard.
Mrs Peterson assistant guard, May
Hoard: conductor. Lerma Morris; as
sistant conductor, Sarah Hart press
correspondent. Nellie Read: color bearers,
Mrs Christina Rameires Misses clifford.
Sadie Marshall Emma Givan: musician.
Bessie Carey. a number OF addresses
were made after which a collation. was
served II is said that Mount Hope Park
is about again 70 change hands and will
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Jan. 80, 1904.
The annual election of officers at the
Dreadnaught Hook and Ladder company
was held last evening, when the follow
ing officers were elected: Foreman, VIII
liam McCaughey: first assistant, James
Holmes; second assistant. PIshard Nc
Gee: clerk. George Clarke; treasurer,
Augustus Gravel; chaplain, Charles II
HOW'LL: orderly. Frederick b. Man
trustees. James n. Bullock Carl A. c.
Newman. James Holmes; relief commit
tee. William Burge Charles Helms. A. ".
Miller: flower committee, Frank Gravel
AT the annual meeting of the Rhode
Island State Firemen's league at Provi-
dence. Wednesday evening, the town was
represented by delegates from the Hy-
draulions and King Philips. Foreman
Daniel @. Coggeshall OF ,..e Hydraulions
was re-eltcted vice PRESIDENT, ana
Julian Close of the same company a
member of the tournament committee.
The funeral OF Comrade Patrick Lynch,
who died at the Soldiers home on Mon
day afternoon, was held yesterday at st.
Mary's church, the Rev. FIR p. McCabe.
officiating Patrick Lynch was born in
Providence. 81 years ago. and during the
civil war served as a private In Company
I, Fourth regiment, r. I. V, He was ad-
mitted TO the home from Marlboro,
Mass, Oct 8. 1900. He received a pension
OF s6 per month.
A postponed match was bowied of In
the Y. NJ. C. A. tournament Wednesday
evening. the competing teams being No.
and No. g. The former won by a small
margin OF 10 pins. Farrally Of team No.
o bowled an excellent string. recording
106. which was the highest OF the even
ing. Dimond Of team No. recorded 276
as his three string total. which made him
high man. Team 8 won the first string.
but was defeated on the second by only
six pins. Team No. 3 won the rubber by
a large plurality thus winning the match.
The score: