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OF the civil war and chaplain of Bsbbitt
! Post. C. A. r.. and Lyman b, Bosworth.
veteran OF the late civil war and mem
Der Of Babbitt Post. c. A. r.. were out
yesterday and were cordially greeted by
every one they met They have been
confined at their homes and at times
their cases were critical
The annual Christmas festival OF the
Sunday school Of Trinity church win be
held next Tuesday evening January o.
The public schools will open the spring
term next Monday morning.
Yesterday being a legal holiday the
Bristol branch OF the Industrial Trust
Co. was closed.
Miss Queenie II. Whyte left here yes
terday to visit her father. William
Thomas Whyte at Trenton. n. ].
The barge Grafton Is here discharging
a cargo Of coal for the Staples Coal COM
pany.
DIR. w. F. Duffy reported yesterday at
the town clerk's ONCE that Georgiana
Riele was III with the scarlet fever at her
home.
The barge Vermont Is dlscharging a
cargo OF coal at Seth Paul company coal
pocket
Mrs. Charles PAUL. who for the last
two months has been visiting her par
ents In Nova Scotia has returned home.
Extra services were held yesterday
morning at st. Marys church and were
attended by large congregation.
Mrs. Ida V. Easterbrooks. Mrs Annie
T. Mason and Mrs. Maria E. Lindsay left
here last evening for Bayvile J.. L., 10
visit their sister, Mrs o. II. Perry.
1. c. Bradshaw. general secretary Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. who has been visiting
in New York city. Springfield. Mass. and
other places. returned home yesterday.
The Young Mems Hebrew club neld a
social last evening in the armory OF the
Bristol train OF artillery. The program
included a dance and supper.
The basketball team OF Company A OF
the Providence Militia league will visit
Bristol Thursday evening January IA.
and endeavor TO show the local Y. NJ.
G. A. team how to play the game.
Albert c. Chase was arrested for being
an idle person yesterday morning. In the
district court before Judge o. l., Bos-
worth he was sentenced to the state farm
for six months.
The Bristol Y. M G. A. basketball team
lie TO play the fast Mystic. Conn. team
at Westerly Saturday evening, January
9th.
The steamer Warwick while on her trip
to Providence on Thursday took off the
u
which broke down while on her trip from
Newport TO Providence.
Mrs. Wallis II. Howe and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Winthrop DeWolf and
children sailed yesterday from New York
for the south. Mrs. Howe and children
VIII spend the winter in Daytona. Flor
ida. and Mrs. Dewolf and children will
be In Summeryille. 3. c., during the cold
Weather
Al he nQ rcO on ga ~ IA tint
NJ H. church yesterday sorenoon at 1913
o'clock, George Gee, who gave his place
OF residence as Norwood, Mass his
birthplace as Woonsocket. II. l.. and his
occupation that of a railroad baggage
master and Mrs. Fannie Peckham of
Everett. Mass. were united I'm marriage
by the Rev. w. Lenior Hood. The couple
came here in the morning for the purpose
OF being married. Both gave their ages
as 20 years. and this was the first mar
riage for the groom. while the bride
stated that this was her third matri-
monial venture.
AT a regular meeting Of the Knights
OF Pythias the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Chancellor
commander. George Richardson: vice
chancellor. John r. Rawson: prelate
Frank w. Con- master OF finance. Joseph
r. Congdon. master of exchequer George
Clark; keeper OF records and seal. Julian
Close: master OF work. James r. West;
master-at-arms. George MARI. inside
guard Gerald r. Brunell: ~trustees DIR.
Oswald n. Siegel John J. Hackett. Au-
gustus A. Gravel: hall committee.
George a. Richardson. After the meet
ing fine spread was enjoyed II is ex-
pected that the installation Of the officers
win take place next Tuesday evening
leap year dance WAS held at the
Belvdere hotel last evening by a party
of young people
Captain T. Hurley. proprietor of the
Bristol hotel, has made great improve
ments TO the interior Of his hotel which
goes TO show that he is keeping up with
the times.
Captain Charlie Barr visited the Her
reshofr yards Wednesday. viewing the
schooner fngomar
Roswell Colt. son OF Col g. +. Colt.
who is student In st. Pauls school,
Concord. n. H.. is visiting his home.