The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-21
BRISTOL.
Business Transacted at Meet
Ing Of the Town Council.
Other Matters.

The town council held their regular
monthly session last evening, Bills
against the town were examined. allowed
and referred TO the auditor. The fol-
lowing were appointed 10 all the offices
made vacant: Commissioner Of me asy-
lum. Frank PAUL: overseer OF the poor
Philip Brady: health officer. Thomas
Head; sealer OF weights and measures
Lhicius f.. Chadwick agent OF the Com
mon, Giles 8. Congdon; corder and sur
veyor OF wood. James ID. Wardwell au-
ditor OF accounts. Joseph n. Burgess
auctioneers. r.. NJ. IAnsoln. 1. Il. Bos-
worth, Clarke II. Straight and r. n.
Dunbar; inspecsor OF buildings. James
Hoard. Jr.; undertakers. George NJ. VIII
bur. James Tobin. A. p. Duffy. George
W. Simon.
The steam yacht Psrthenia. bought re-
Gently from Morton r. Plant by IL A.
Converse OF Boston. has been launched
from the Herreshoff yards at Walker =
cove, and is being put in condition TO
be taken to Boston.
In the District court yesterday before
Judge Bosworth. Attorney Thomas II.
Crowley made a motion for charging gar
nishee In the case OF Alexander Godine
vs. Mede vashon.
terday after long Illness at her home
on Bourne street
The laying OF a spur track by the Ma
tionsi India Rubber company from the
Consolidated railroad for the purpose OF
carrying freight 90 and from the works.
will be a great help TO the town, for Il
will do away with the heavy teams and
prevent the cutting up the roads.
The regular session Of the probate court
was held yeeterrhny. Judge r. II. Hanmin
presiding. The will OF the late Charles II
spooner was presented for probate and
npIH Hoyal OF Mary n. Spooner as execu-
triy asked continued nisi The petition for
the appointment ot Susan X. Bourne. ad-
ipnistratrix OF the estate OF the late
Shear Jashub Bourne granted. Willard
A. Bourne and Daniel Gladding sure
ties. bond $3.50. Royal Gladding. James q.
Collins, Jr.. and George 7. Baker all of
Providence, appraisers The petition for
the appointment of John l. 0ladding ad-
nlnistrator OF the estate OF the late John
r. T. Warren was granted. James NJ.
Qu.rk ana Thomas r. Quirk. sureties,
bord 5000 Thomas F. Quirk. A. p. Me-
rome and stephen w Church. appraisers.
The petition Of Jennc A. Warren. widow
Of the late John H. T. Warren for allow
ance was granted. The account Of Frank
NJ Dimond. guardian Of the estate OF
ENa MAY Cole minor, TOT ailpWanc~. WIZ
allowed
Rev. A. c. Krom. pastor Of the Benef-
cent Congregational church OF Provi-
dence. addressed a meeting 'for men only
In the Howe Memorial rooms In the local
v. NJ. O. A. building. Sunday afternoon at
4 O'Clock The subject. The Great
Fight" OF which the Rev. Mr. Krom was
10 discourse was not taken UP, the pas
tor instead speaking on Jeremiah" r..
II. Fretwell Leader OF Brown University
GIee club. baritone soloist. sang
Rev Edward +. Sanderson Of the Cen
trail Congregational church, Angel street.
Providence, preached at the ConRrega-
tinnal chapel In this town. Sunday even
ing taking as his them, Repent for the
Kingdom OF God is at Hand" Mrs. Dora
Greene soprano solOist. sang I'm a Pill
grim" and Mrs. Greene and Mrs. r. NJ.
imond. sang the duet "Savious, Breaths
an Evening blessing.
An alarm OF Are was sent in yesterday
a fternoon from district No. /. The blaze
was in detective chimney at Mr.. Camp
bells residence IN the main road half way
between Bristol and Warren. The FIRE
men we're prompt as usual horses and the
cl, trio cars conveyed the fire appara-
ties 10 tho fire and the loss was very
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