The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-19
BRISTOL.
Republican Flag Raising for
Next Week. Harvest Home
Festival. ..Other Items.

Bristol will have q grand parade and
nag raising on some evening next week
under the auspices of the Republican or
celebration has not as yet been definitely
decided upon, but II 10 thought that 1t
will be next Tuesday evening. oct. 25.
Preparations are being made 20 uniform
200 Bristol men to participate In the
pageant. and 1909 uniformed men from
Providence are also expected 10 take part.
The visitors from Providence will be pro-
vided with lunch on the common aS no
hall In the town Is large enough to accom-
modate them.
the breeze on Hope street. probably al
the corner of State street. The Repub-
llcan town committee is also arranging
for rally 10 be held in the town hall.
wednesday evening, Nov 2. when Lieut..
Gov. George II Utter. the present cam
didate for the governorship, is expected
TO speak. The other speakers have not
as yet been decided upon.
The s0th annual harvest home festival
service at Trinity church will be next
Thursday evening at 7:S o'clock The
offerings will be sent TO the Children's
home and Home for Aged Women OF this
town. St Marys Orphanagc and ST
Elizabeth's home. Providence.
Offerings OF fruit and vegetables
cereals, IN fact offerings OF any de-
scrptions whatever are earnestly asked
from all. whether they are members Of
the parish or not These offerings may
be sent TO the church at any time not
later than Thursday afternoon.
A money offering will be asked from all
those who are present at the service. This
will be given 10 ST. Andrews school,
Drownville.
The choir of the church consists OF II
trebles. Eve altos. three tenors and eight
basses and will sing. among other things.
Stainer's Magnificst in B-fat and
Barnby's anthem. 20 Lord How Mani
fold are Thy Works" II Is expected that
the large organ will be used at the SER
vice
The regular session Of the probate
court was held yesterday morning before
Judge John F. Reynolds. The account
OF Amos Wright administrator OF the
estate of BENJAMIN Smith. was presented
for allowance and distribution, but was
until Nov. I. The request for
the approval of Helen J Dumoussand. as
guardian OF the estate Of Edgar II.
minor, was presented and
the matter continued. A request was
made for the approval OF Helen j.
as guardian of the estate
Of Annie NJ. Dumoussand. minor. and
action upon this was similarly deferred
The will and codicil OF Seth w. Thayer
was received and order OF notice issued.
The town council will meet at the town
clerks oficc for the purpose OF can
vassing and correcting the list OF voters
On Thursday. Nov. Srd. 1904. and for the
fnai canvass Nov. g. 1904 at 8 o'clock
p n. on each day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. Perry have
The sympathy OF their friends I'm the
ieath OF their only son. Burton Elwood
Perry. who died al o'clock last evening
n their home on Court street.
The child was three years and 10 months
Did and had been Ill with diphtheria since
The Ladies' Aid society Of the state
Street NJ. Y. church met last evening at
he home OF Mrs. William III. Maxfield on
Union street
The Congregational club will give re-
'eption In the chapel of the Consrega-
ional church, Tuesday evening. Oct 25. |
Mrs. James Coggeshall and Mrs. John |
B. Gravelin left here this morning to at |
end the annual convention of the |
Home Missionary society I'm the /
Sank Street NJ. T.. church at Fall River |
m Wednesday and Thursday
The funeral OF Thomas McKale took |
'lace yesterday morning at his home on |
street. The services. consist |
ng OF a requiem mass. were held at $3.50 |
n st. Mary's church, Pew. j. +. Downing
'nficiating.
Among the foral pieces was one from
Bristol council, Knights OF Columbus. The
earers were T =. Quirk, John Doran.
)wen Hughes. and John J. Byrnes. The
hoir under the direction Of Miss or |
nond, sang the service
solo, Face TO Face" was sung bv
iiss Ormand Miss Pierce. organist
The burial was at st. Mary's cemetery.
meeting OF the ST. Mary's T A
ociety and the Ladies' auxiliary attached
o that organization met last evening IN
eadquarters on Wood street where plans
4 detail were discussed for the annual
arade Of the societies of the Total
abstinence union OF the diocese OF Provi-
ence. The parade will start at 2 o'clock
! reception and banquet will be heId
i'm the TOWN baI