The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-09
BRISTOL.
Fire Companies Met. knights Of
Columbus in Session.. ..Da.0.
gates to |. c. B.U. Convention

A cablegram was received yesterday by
Colonel Samuel Z. Colt from his son Rus
sell. stating that his party had arrived
safely In Para, Brazil and that all hands
were enjoying the hest OF health. After
a weeks stop the party will leave on Sat-
urday for the long voyage of 100 miles up
the Amazon.
James Burleigh and daughter of Mall
den. Mass. who have been spending sew
home yesterday.
The three fire companies held their
regular monthly meeting last evening and
all were largely attended. At the Dread
naught Hook. Ladder and Hose COM
panys meeting the usual routine business
was transacted Two were admitted TO
membership Refreshments were served
after the business session.
At the King Philip Steam Fire Engine
| companys meeting one was admitted to
membership IL was voted to have a So
| cial. with refreshments for members only,
following each meeting during the winter
months. and Amos Trudeau. Robert Pet
erson. Moses Moore and Thomas Smith
arrangements
At a meeting OF the Hydraulions the
usual routine business was transacted.
and IL was voted to hold the annual sup
per at the engine house Wednesday
evening, Jan. 4, and the following were
appointed a refreshment committee, Ju-
lian Close, Raymond A. Card. Walter e.
simmons, John Burns and Robert K.
Bingham.
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Michael and Rosa Casspano. who died
of pneumonia, was buried In st. Mary's
cemetery yesterday afternoon. The fun
eral services were held In st. Mary's
churcn at 2 o'clock. conducted by Rev.
j. I. Downing, pastor OF st. Mary's
church.
1t is understood that the charter has
been sent for and that an aerie of Eagles
will be instituted In Bristol within two
weeks.
Negotiations have been concluded for
the purchase of a cottage and lot from
Robert Allen by James d. Wardwell The
property is located on the south side OF
Constitution street near the station OF the
Consolidated railroad. The taxable value
OF the estate is 5000.
Last evening a smoker was held In the
lodge room In the Hasbrouck block under
the auspices of Bristol Council, No 37g
a.
mings OF Providence was the principal
speaker.
Refreshments were served and there
was a program OF vocal and instrumental
music. Edward F. Christie gave selections
on the piano.
Arrangements are made for game OF
basketball to be played In Armory hall
Warren, Saturday evening between the
high school team OF this town and the
artillery team OF Warren
The work of raising the new business
block for j. IL. Wall and company on the
east side OF Hope street, was begun yes
terday.
st. Charles branch, No. ss1. l. C. b. u,
held a largely attended meeting last even
ing in Temperance hall on Wood street.
President Philip Morris presiding Re-
ports Of the various committees were
read and approved.
committee OF three was appointed to
frame resolutions on the death OF the late
Father McCabe and the charter will be
draped In mourning for thirty days One
application for membership was received.
State President Dennis ]. ODonnell OF
Providence was present and addressed
the meeting. Mr.. O'Donnell expressed
himself as well pleased with the working
Of the order and the steady increase OF
membership Delegates elected to the
state union for the ensuing year, Miss
Annie Callan, Miss Catherine Farley,
Miss Louise Doyle, Miss May Cleaver and
Cornelius Gallagher.
Mrs II. V. Mayor has returned home
from Newport. where she was for several
weeks attending her sick mother.
Mrs William Tanner OF Los Angeles
Cal, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. V.
Mayo upon Union street