The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
BRISTOL.
Preparing TO Build tho Piece
Of State Road-DistriCt and
Probate Court DoingS.

Councilman Cummings. accompanied by
Colonel Rodman, civil engineer for the
state. has been over the route from the
Herrshor Manufacturing company, run
ming south on the Ferry road and the
state is going 10 work at once and viii
build a mile OF rnaca damised road with an
assurance. II the funds hold out IL will
be extended still farther, but mile will
be completed before June l. This will be
very satisfactory 20 every one ~ no
streets viii be closed up 10 prevent pub
lie travel. The town council will start at
once TO build a macadam road the entire
length OF Wood street excepting the sec
tion whore the road is already nacsdam-
ized. and from tho present outlook the
streets closed during the summer months,
which action will he universally indorsed.
Philip Brady, an accountant a. tho
Phenix office is confined st his home and
his condition was not an favorable yester-
day as on Saturday.
The scarlet fever has abated and but
few cases are now quarantined.
II seems that the party elected from
the Suburban car on Saturday, upon
! Bristol Neck. proved 70 be man by the
name OF Howland from New Bedford.
and not from East Providence as report
ed. lie was said 10 have been indulging
/ too freely in lntoxicants.
Surveyor Fales In quite busy In getting
! the stone crushed in readiness. ~ the new
/ piece OF road on Wood street will require
"a large quantity.
Colonel l. II. Callsn, who has n con
tract for 1909 tons Of crushed stone for
the town, has commenced operations with
steam drills upon the ledge OFT Wilson
I lane.
/ The report that was current upon the
streets that an, appointment had been
I made to ill the position made vacant by
! Charles Henning al the office OF tho Ma
I tlonal India Rubber company, who has
accepted a position in Chicago for the
same company, Is untrue. The position
at the present time Is filed by 7. Smith
McKeon. who II certainly competent 10
MI Inc position permanently.
Manager White OF Mount Hope PARK
IS busy at work with a large force OF
men putting the grounds I'm proper con-
dition for their grand opening on sun
day May l. The baseball grounds are be-
ing completely renovated, new fences and
the grand stand have been overhauled
for the opening game between the Low
]
Bristol Is being put In good condition,
which was badly out OF repair
Gideon Spencer. secretary OF the Sol
dicrs' Relief board, was I'm town yester-
day. the guest OF Captain Benjamin l..
| Hall, superintendent OF the home.
At the regular session OF the district
held Yesterday forenoon, the following
cases were disposed Of: Gabriel Accardi
was fined for an assault on Angelo Am
bressia; Gennero Mory1llo was fined Sl4
for peddling without a license; case OF al
legged bastardy brought by the overseer
OF the poor against Vatezek Stslovah,
was continued and on failure to furnish
$500 bonds for appearance, defendant was
remanded no Jail; Gituefo Ambrassia was
fined a2g for revelling; Frank Pagano
and D. Arccardi were each fined 1913 for
alleged assault: Peres Quirlk was fined $40
and costs for an alleged assault on Fannie
Bromly.
The regular semi-nonthly session OF the
probate court was held yesterday fore
noon. Judge Reynolds presiding. "A re-
Quest for the appointment or Sarah r..
Munro. executrix OF the estate Oh VII
liam Henry Munro. was granted. re-
quest for the appointment OF Manuel
ReQo adrinistrator 81 the estate OF Mary
Lewis was granted: bond. 800; surety,
Maria Solomon and Joseph silvia, sp-
praisers. Manuel Solomon. Joseph silvia
and Manuel Silvia. request Tor the ap-
nointment OF John J Hack~tt. guardian
OF the estate OF Mary IT. Irene and John
T. Hackett minors. wss granted; oond'
.ao0 for each: surety, John Lahey; ap-
praisers. John i>ahey. John J. Sweeney
and Jane GrinneiL The account OF Gen
ava. administrative on estate OF Henry
q GRAY. was allowed. Inventory on the
estate OF Augustus r. Baker. was al
lowed. Inventory on the estate Of Isaac
l. Darling was allowed Inventory on
the estate OF Martha A. Hunt was allow
cd
George NJ. Tuttle and son OF New York
are registered az the Hotel Betvedere
AR Tuttle is having new boat con-
structed here.
J. u HerreshofY entertained q party OF
his friends on Saturday evening at the
Hotel Belvedsre
Roswell Colt wes here on Sunday with
NJ. mother. Mrs. T. p. Colt He IL homo
here on his vacation from school IN Con
cord, y. n.
Mrs. ] Winthrop De Wolf and children
who have been spending rho winter Ia
sumnerneld g. G., arrived home yester-
day. . "
Mrs Rensmin M. McDoussll 10 sick
u,th German measles at her home on
FRANKLIN street Or Hasbrouck IL attend
ine her.