The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-02
BRISTOL.
FIremen Meet Tonlght--An %
Function. Funeral Of Train
Viciim..Put Out Fire.

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frame addition built on The Menslase cot
tage on the South slope Of Ferry hill, re-
Gently purchased by him An extensive
retaining wall IL also being built on the
property. c. A. Barbour has the contract
for the carpenter work and Eugene Le-
clair, IT. is doing the masonry.
This cottage was occupied last season
la Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cassatt OF Phila-
delphia MIR and Mrs Cassstt will occupy
the enlarged cottage next season.
Yesterday was All saints day and
masses were celebrated az and o'clock
In ST Many's church, both masses beng
well attended. Today is "All Souls Day
and masses will be said In st. Mary's
church.
Rev George L. Locke, y. D., who has
been spending the past month ct Hot
Springs. Virginia IL expected home this
week and will occupy his pulpit In ST.
Michsers church next Sunday.
The regular monthly meetings OF AL OF
the fire companies will take place this
evening at their halls.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Il. Chafree OF
Middetown. Conn, are visiting relatives
and friends I'm town.
Harry Walker OF Fort Totten. New
York came Yesterday to attend the flu
neral of his brother. Frank T. o. Wa er
An entertainment and supper will be-
given by class '05 OF the Bristol N gh
school this evening in Grand Army hall.
The funeral OF Frank r. o. Walker. who
was killed ON the Boston and Albany
railroad at Worcester Mass. last Satur-
day evening. took place yesterday after
noon from the residence OF George Sprin-
ger. on Chestnut street, who II father-in-
law OF Mr. Walker.
II II raI Of ha I1n
costal church conducted the services.
There were many floral tributes. includ-
ing one from the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen. Burial was at the North ceme-
terry.
The sample ballots for the approaching
election were posted In conspicuous places
yesterday.
Capt. LemueI Soule. formerly Of Bristol
and new a resident of Maine - In town.
the guest OF Frederick A. Easterbrooks
on Hope street.
Yesterday afternoon in the rear OF the
Lake store on the premises OF the Odd
Fellows building lot OF boxes and
barrels were set on FIRE by some one who
threw a match careleesly into the heap
The efficient work OF Manager Samuel C.
Dimond and others extinguished the FIRE
when IL had got well under way.
The burning OF the ciapboards was
the fence OF John Il. Pollock. whose
property adjoins the Odd Fellows build
ing.
The limit Of time provided by Law for
the paying OF poll taxes was ended at
midnight last night. Yesterday and last
evening Collector Peck was kept quite
busy. and UP TO this morning had coll
lected t60 poll taxes.
About 240 remain as yet unpaid. Mr..
Peck as a rule has extremely good luck
In collecting poll taxes. nearly always
being far ahead OF other towns
Col. Samuel p. Colt viii entertain the
speakers at the rally In town hall this
evening at his home, Linden place. The
Colt Guards are TO escort the speakers
from the Colt residence 20 the town hall
The speakers are 10 he Senator Nelson
w Aidrich. Juiye j. II. Stiness. Lieut..
Gov George H. Utter and Col Daniel r.
Ballou. Col. Colt will preside at the
meeting.
Edward r. Christie has made arrange
ments to continue his Wednesday night
hops i'm Pokanoket hall until further
notice.
Thomas NJ. Morris. who has been con-
fined for several days past to his home.
has so far recovered as 10 be again at
tending To hts business.
The annual visitation OF the grand
officers OF the knights OF Pythias to
Burnside lodge. X. OF p. took place here
last evening.