The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-29
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
Charitable Society ELECTION.
Real Estate Transfers. The
Eagles to Have kerie Here.

At the annual meeting OF the Female
Charitable society held yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Edward S. Bah
bitt, Hope street. the following officers
were reelected. First directress, Mrs. III.
IL. Drury second directress, Mrs Sarah
+. spooner; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
Edward s. Babbtt; board OF managers,
Mrs. Psrmenius Skinner, Jr.. Mrs. Thorn
l.. Grant. Mrs. f. Adams. Mrs NJ. VI.
Wecden. Mrs. $. w. Church. Miss Annie
Thompson.
The reports OF the secretary and treas
urer and board OF managers were read
and approved and work for the ensuing
year mapped out.
The Bristol Female Charitable society
is one OF the oldest philanthropic societies
I'M the state, having been established In
1872
II. l.. Willis. general secretary OF the
Worcester, Mass, Y. NJ. {. a. will adj
dress the mems meeting at 4 o'clock, sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Willis was formerly general secre-
tary al Omaha, Neb., and is one OF the
strongest speakers in the Y. NJ. G. A
Messrs. Scull and Fretwell Of Brown
University Will sing.
The following real estate transfers arc
recorded at the town clerks office this
week: Anna T.. Middleton has sold to Ma
the Main road adjoining his property.
Francis T.. King has sold to Mary +.
Payson, property located on the west side
Of Metacom avenue. near Woodlawn ave-
nue.. william II. West has sold to Will
liam q. Lowe. a tract OF land on the Fer
~ farm situated near Ferry Hill. William
H. West has sold 10 b. Thomas and Hell
len s. Potter. Providence, a tract OF land
on Ferry farm situated near Ferry Hill.
All OF tho sales have been recorded.
ES-Chicf OF Police b. T. Myers OF
Wilkesbarre, Pa. who has been visiting
hts son here Harry r. Myers, who re-
sides upon Congregational street return
cd home Yesterday.
The Colt Guards have received invita-
tions TO attend parades In Central Falls,
Olneyville and Providence. They have de-
cided to accept the latter invitation for
November s.
The Hon. H. II. Shepard left here di-
rectly after the parade Thursday even
ing for New York city.
There is in the window of tho CLOTHES
store, on Hope street some very fine
hsndiwork done by a steel pen. by a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Tobin.
on Franklin street. The lettering and
the figures arc worthy OF notice and are
attracting great deal of attention.
The marriage intentions of Matteo An
garcia and Miss Teresa Loalente, arc
Miss Lillian q. Luther Of this town
was elected Junior league superintendent
OF the Providence district of the Ep-
worth league at the annual convention
held at Brockton, Mass, this week.
General Secretary Louis G.. Bradshaw,
Physical Director s, F.. Abbott and r. c..
Blaisedell represented Bristol at a con-
ference held In Providence yesterday
upon the religious work OF the Y NJ.
G. A.
Another case OF diphthoria developed
yesterday in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce on Bradford street. DR. Dufy
is the attending physician and has ad-
ministered ant-toxin.
4 new time table will go into effect
here Sunday on the Consolidated rail-
road
Russell Colt, son of Colonel Samuel L.
Colt, will, with a party Of II persons.
including ex-President Cleveland and
Commodore T.. c. Benedict, visit Brazil
in November i'm the interest OF rubber.
The party will leave on tho steam yacht
Virginia.
Albert Benson and Miss Grace Eliza
beth George. both OF this place, have
filed their intentions Of marriage at the
town clerks.
Friday evening OF next week "A meeting
will bo held In Pokanoket hall for the
purpose of forming an aerie OF Eagles,
I'm the town.
The lady's hunting case gold watch
and tortoise shell chain lost on Hope
street, Sunday afternoon, have been re-
covered and returned TO the owner by !
Mrs. Edward s. Babbitt.
The senior class of the Bristol High !
school will hold a supper and sale in |
@. A. r. hall Wednesday evening, Nov.
?, from 4 to 10 o'clock.