The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-12
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Special District Court Session,
Parish Club 0rganized..O A.
R. Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting of the Y NJ. c.
A. held Monday evening at the associa-
tion building there was a good attend
snce, and reports Of the president, Wallis
r. Howe; the general secretary l.. G.
Bradshaw, and the treasurer, Parmenuls
Skinner. Jr.. were read and approved.
These reports showed that the associa-
tons financial condition has been greatly
improved during the past year. The fol-
lowing named members OF the board or
managers whose term Of office had eS-
pired were reelected for three years: p.
Skinner. Jr., Chandler II. Coggeshail'
Frederick G. Baisdell. stephen w.
Church. Herbert r. Bennett, l.. l.. Ander-
strom. r. skinner. Jr was re-elec'~-
treasurer and L. L. Anderstrom recording
secretary.
At subsequent meeting Of the board
OF managers Wallis r. Howe was rel
elected president OF the association ana
Herbert f. Bennett vice president. Ed
ward s. BaD)itt was reelected member
Of the board OF trustees and Charles II.
Spooner and Elnathan Il. Brownell were
elected a board of trustees.
The women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety OF the Congregational church will
open Its winter work this evening by
holding meeting at the home OF Mrs.
William II. Bell.
st. Msrys 7. A. society will meet next
Monday evening, Oct IL, when the com
mittees appointed 10 arrange for securing
the new banner OF Father Matthew and
for the parade OF the union will make
their reports.
1t is expected that the Goth annual har.:
| vest home festival OF Trinity church will
| be held Thursday evening. oct. 20.
John Leven and wife have purchased
or Robinson Perry et ux. the house ana
| lot on the west side OF High street, for
merly belonging to the estate or William
II. Dunbar The deed for the transfer
| was entered for record at the town clerks
| office yesterday forenoon.
| The Ladies' Aid society OF the state
| Street M. Il. church met last evening az
| the residence of Mrs. Shepard on Wood
| street.
A series of hops will be held in Poko-
| noket hall every Wednesday evening be.
| ginning this evening and continuing until
| Walter Rogers. MIR. and Mrs. w. L.
| McKees butler. started for Denver yes
terdsy. where he viii h spehnd the winter
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the \ M Z. A,
| will take place at the rooms lhursday
| afternoon at o'clock.
There will be missionary meeting
Thursday. Oct 13. at 3 p m. at the home
| OF Rev. r. Il. Talbee on Wood street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Duncan or water
bury. Conn. who have been spending the
past week with Mrs. Robert Connery and
family. have returned home.
The citizens rally which has been
spoken OF I'm the columns Of The News
will materialize on Saturday evening. The
Bristol Opera House has been engaged
for Saturday evening next for fahN.
The speakers will be Governor Garvin'
Congressman D.L.D Granger and Hon'Jo-
| scph Mcdonald OF Pawtucket. A speciai
| car will be run from the city and warren
| TO bring the friends OF the speakers.
A special session OF the district court
was held before Judge %. /. Bosworth
yesterday afternoon. Peter a. Cichershia,
an italian was arraigned on the charge
OF illegal liquor selling In Darlington. lie
pleaded guilty and was ined $50 and costs
and sentenced 10 10 DAYS I'm Bristol
county Jail The other defendant was
Emerson Y Martin. also OF harrington
who pleaded guilty TO the charge of steal
ing chickens. and was sentenced TO the
Providence county Jail for 60 days Both
Arrests were made by Chief of Police
Bowden OF harrington who left last even
ing on the l0:15 train for Cranston.
Tho Young Mems Parish club of Trinity
church has organized for the winter and
elected the following officers last evening:
President and chaplain. Rev. William X.
Trotter vice president, W. f. Kirkwood :.
secretary. F. =. Stuart; treasurer. Thom-
as Hunt: executive COMMITTEES. President
r. s. Stewart, Harry Bush. A. B. Myers.
Robert w Nelson has been engaged as
clerk at the Bristol branch OF the Indus
trial Trust company and began his du-
ties yesterday.
The annual meeting of Bristol chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolution.
was held Monday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Regent. Mrs. VIII
liam Nee. Rawson; secretary. Miss An
ma II. Manchester, treasurer. Mrs.
Charles A. Johnson: registrar Mrs +, c.
Easterbrooks: historian, Miss Alice r.
Cole: auditor. Mrs Mary A. Watson; eX-
ecutive board, Mrs h H. Dunbar. Mrs
George r. Stanton. Mrs. Annie r. Ward
well. Mrs. Annie T.. MacDougall Mrs.
Henry r. Barton, Mrs. Fielding l.. VIII
llams. Mrs. Charles r Starr and Mrs.
Evelin c. Bacbe
The funeral OF Frederick ~. Fales will
be solemnized on Thursday afternoon at
] o'clock p. m. from his late residence on
Bristol Neck