The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-13
The News Of the State
BRISTOL.
District Court Court Notes.
Fall River Girl Found Here.
Had Bird Supper.

Mr.. Samuel d. wardwell. who has been
seriously III the past week. Is somewhat
improved. although not out of danger.
The machinery In the Nanquit worsted
mill is about all set up. and the engine 10
being run at intervals every day testing
the shafting and pulieys. which are con-
nected with the looms. From the present
outlook tho mill win bs In operation
much sooner than expected
News was received here yesterday Of
the death OF Joseph Kembls. OF Hartford.
Conn, who learnt his trade Of William n.
8. Bailey, who owned and published the
Bristol Phenix. on Bradford street. In
the building next east TO where the Phe-
nix office now stands
w. r. Douglass. formerly of this town.
has returned and opened up q Jewelry
store In the Hssbrouck block.
The three-masted schooner Thomas p.
Garland is discharsins q cargo OF $500
bags Of whiting for the National India
Rubber Works at the town Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Mills left here yes
terday for heir winter home in New
York city.
In the district court yesterday forenoon.
several civil cases were continued. David
Cavanah. who was arrested for disorderly
conduct. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to the state farm for six months.
Charles NJ. Locke and william Ramsey
both pleaded guilty TO the charges of va
grancy and were each sentenced TO the
house OF correction for six months.
A young girl by the name OF Emily Du-
pre-, who had left her home In Fall Riv-
ar, and came here on the steamer Sat
urday, was found by her father on
Thames street and taken home last even
Ing.
She at FIRST refused to go but her father
gave her to understand she must go or be
lq& ked up and she finally consented.
A cargo OF coal arrived here yesterday
morning for the Cranston Woreted mill
and will be discharged by James Connery
Last evening Caterer Charles Perkins
furnished a bird supper for the Bristol
Train OF Artillery and the Artillery Ves.
erans. Seventy-fve covers were laid and
the supepr was greatly enjoyed II being
finely served.
y st. Adams Lodge, No. 8, A. r. and "A
NJ, will entertain brother masons from
Fall River, next Wednesday evening at
their rooms in Odd Fellows hall.
The Bristol Yacht club will give a
smoker next Saturday evening at the Bel
vedere hotel, It's winter headquarters.
st. Mary's T. A. g. basketball team
will play the Young Mems Parish club
team wednesday evening In Trinity Par'
ish club house.
The barge Hope arrived here on Sunday
and is unloading a cargo OF coal at the
Staples Coal company's pier.
A party from Fall River and Providence
numbering nine was driven to the mount
yesterday part Of the number coming IN
the boat from Fall River and the rest In
the cars. II is rumored that the Park ID
soon to change ownership.
The work at the ferry on the Potter
grounds 10 about retady for the carpen-
ters. Contractor LeClair has the entire
foundation In charge.
The West Side Social club gave an
oyster supper to its members on Saturday
evening and a pleasant time enjoyed
Thomas Burns acted as toastmsster.
Several persons fell yesterday upon the
slippery sidewalks here and one OF whom,
Mary Greene, fell In front OF the Has
brouck block and had to be assisted 70
her home.
small boy by name OF Jose Antoine
who resides on State street, near the
Reservoir, was badly bitten yesterday
while fooling with a dog. He was taken TO
DIR. Siegel, who dressed his wounds.