The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-17
BRISTOL.
Dut.abIa Cargo fer Warren,
Creadnaught's Foreman In.
jured.. ..Other News.

Stephen w. Church. collector OF Gus
toms OF the port of Bristol and Warren,
has received notification from the ship
pers that a cargo OF duuable goods are
on the way TO the port OF Warren, this
makes the second cargo received here TO
be entered at the custom house In al
most a half a century. both cargoes
since his appointment.
Merton A. Chessman left here acre last
evening for New York city OF business.
will be absent several days.
Hugh Kelley has purchased from Mrs.
Ellen Peckham a cottage on ~homp-
son aNeLue.
Mr. HELEN Wilbur Paine Will give a
phS s.,al culture demonstration 10 ladies
this eNtring in Pokanoket hall
ST. Mary's T. A. S. baseball club will
give a social In Grand Army hall next
Monday evening
The foreman OF Dreadnaught Hook and
Ladder company in running to fire on
Wood street got seriously injured by be-
ing caught by the rope attached to the
pole. Before he could be extricated
from the rope his leg was badly lacerated.
Dr. O. H. Siegel was Immediately sum-
moned and dressed his wounds.
Dlphtheria seems TO be upon the IN
crease. two new cases having been re-
ported yeste. day at the town clerks Of
flee by DR.. O. r. SiegeL The patients are
Rodman Backus on Hope street and Mar
guerlte Macdonald. corner Of Burton
street and Noyes avenue
The New England order 6f Protection
ms nf
evening It's regular night
There will be another meeting OF those
interested IN the formation of an aerie OF
Eagles this evening In the Drury block,
on Hope street.
The remains OF David Spencer. who died
IN Haselton. Pa, last Sunday. OF pneu-
monia 73 years OF age. were brought here
yesterday forenoon. The funeral services
were held al Trinity chuch, at II o'clock
and were conducted by the rector. Rev.
William r. Tro'ter. The deceased for
merly resided here on Hope street. He
was father-in-law Of Darwin Almy, a
manufactures In Providence. The burial
was at the North cemetery.
The deeds have been passed of n sale
ot Eve lots OF land on Coggeshall avenue,
from Judge o. L. Bosworth TO Colonel
Luke II. Callsn.
Burnside lodge. No. "a. Knights OF Py-
thias met last evening In its rooms In
Grand Army hall. houtine business was
transacted and major of the First bat
talon. Uniformed rank. X. OF p. was
present In the interest of forming a COM
psny OF uniformed rank In Bristol. The
death OF James Augustus Miller. Jr.. was
reported and letters OF coincidence framed
and sent TO the bereaved family. and
resolutions passed. that the charter be
d~a peo In mourning for 20 days. Arr1nee-
menis were made To attend the funeral
on Saturday at O'Clock from his fathers
residence.
A large consignment of machinery ar
rived yesterday for the Namquit Wors-
ted mills
MR. and Mrs. Solomon D. Hatch. who
has been West for the past three months
visiting relatives and friends returned
home Yesterday
The wonren's Relief corps OF Babbitt
Post No. IS. will give food sale in
Grand Army hall. one week from last
night
The offerings next Sunday morning at
St M'chaers church will be devoted TO
defraying the Christmas festival ex-
penses OF the SUNDAY school.
B-isto had a distinguished visitor here
on Sunday and Monday In DR. Paul Cohn
OF Vienna. While here he uaid a visit to
the Herreshchs works where his Yacht
Bubble was built some time ago. The doc
tor is on his way home from the ST. Louis
ex josition
The old building on the Paine estate on
Hone street has been torn down for the
purpose Of erecting on the site a new
building block for j. VI. Hall and COM
panv. The new structure will be two
stories high and the lower floor will be
occupied by the Messrs. Wall. who have
leased the property for a term OF
years.
The third series i'm the Tournament at
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys was bowled last
evening between teams No. and No. g.
resulting In a victory for team No s. by
a score OF five pins.
The coach that Captain Jares Dewolf,
senator TO congress-. from this state. who
rode to Washington. D. c., I'm and re-
ceived President Jackson In here. has
been received by Colonel 3 p Colt who
has had II thoroughly repaired and finely
painted II Is verv attractive.
John Bent dealer I'm fish on Thames
street is seriously III with rheumatism at
his home on Thames street
The Suburban railway company with a
force OF men Is putting the road alo-g-
side OF the track on the main road in
fine condition.
CAPTAIN Wyuan who has been freight
ing IN the South for several months past,
arrived IN Fau p'ver Yesterday in charge
of a cargo of ISon tons OF coal
Caotain George T GiaSd'rg started ves-
terdav for trim outside In hi- ca'boat
pa7z'e De--ls cccnshing. Last year II
this time he nnade a great haul catching
neerlv boat load
Miss N,rv Henry received last evening
the sad news % re dea'h of her aunt
mother ~ Rev Fr RYAN Of No-w'cN.
Corn. sNe rtarted at once to meet the be-
reaved family.
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