The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-08
BRISTOL.
Officers Elected at the Annual
Meeting Of First Baptist
Church.. ..0ther Matters.

At the annual meeting OF the First
Baptist church the following officers were
elected Moderator, Rev. A. S. Stowell;
secretary. l.. J.. Anderstrom; treasurer,
Deacon George e. Arnold; auditor. VIII
liam Fred Fish: prudential committee,
Rev. A. S. stowen, Deacon George L.
Arnold John s. weeden and Leighton
Billsborough: finance committee William
Fred Fish. l.. l.. Anderstrom. Alvin NJ.
Bullock. r. F. Hodgdon and Joseph r.
Lindsey; ushers. Jasper Bullock. William
Fred Fish. r. r. Hodgdon; music commit
tee. l. L. Anderstrom. Ina +. Goddard
and Leighton Billsborough: superinten-
dent OF Bible school. l.. l.. Anderstrom. .
assistant superintendent. F. r. Hodgdon;
secretary. l.. Bilsborough; treasurer, Jo-
seph r. Lindsey: librarian, w Daley.
The officers OF the h. Y. r. L., consisting
OF President Woodbury. Stowell. Vice
President Julia Gorham Secretary Ina p.
Goddard and Treasurer Isabel Foye were
confirmed.
The iody OF Henry Crowningshleld was
brought % Warren yesterday afternoon
and buried i'm the South cemetery. Mr.
Crowningshield was father OF Albert
Crowningshield. who was proprietor OF
the Belvedere hotel when II was first
oc"ncd.
AT the annual meeting OF the Bristol
Train of Artillery Col. Arthur " Bar
Barrett In bringing up the company TO
such a high standing OF efficiency has
endeared him 10 n large circle OF friends
other officers were elected as follows:
Lieutenant colonel stephen w. Bourn;
major and captain, left vacant for 30 days,
Lieut. Fred NJ Straight. treasurer. John
T. Robertson; clerk. Quartermaster Sergt
c. Herman Usher. Col. Barrett appoint
ed Sergt Robinson orderly sergeant for
the ensuing year II was voted TO tender
the company's services for Memorial day.
on Thursday, April 10, the members Of
Bristoi Train Of Artillery Veteran asso-
citation will give a bean supper TO the
members Of the active company in
Armory hall.
Emerson T. Perry has sold 20 Diana
Perry et al n lot of land at Bristol Mar
rows The deed has been fled at tho
town clerks office for record
The committee appointed ~ the last
financial town meeting 20 investigate tho
matter Of opening public streets leading
10 the east shore. which have been closed.
met this afternoon al o'clock and took
n drive around 10 ascertain what can be
done towards opening the streets The
committee is composed Of Merton 4.
Cheesman. chairman; Attorney Thomas
H. Crowley. secretary, and Charles S.
Cummings.
Mrs. James T.awder Of Philadelphia Ia
the guest Of her nephew. John W. Best
and family Of the Ferry road.
Nine persons Will be baptized at the
cvCiing service ~ the Baptist church.
sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock
- Ill. frVs s..1T IA. .
Es sgles. will hold its semI-monthly meet
ing next Sunday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
i'm Pokanokot hall I'm tho Hasbrouck block
Services on SunGir next at the Bristol
pcutecostal church will be as follows
Morning prayer At 10, preaching 1890
Sunday school at ~ extra service In the
afternoon az 2 o'clock. revival meeting at
T. The pastor will be assisted by y r.
Pierce Of Dighton. Mass
At the regular meeting or Rogers
Drafch. l. &. w. T.. ? committee on nom
Ina tions was appointed and the annual
election will We held the first weew In
May There is 10 be a public installation
Three members were initiated
Earl q Weaver infant child OF MIR and
Mrs Earnest w. Weaver. died Yesterday.
Cartnin j y Fostcr. who has been om-
pl, we'd ln the wood working department
81 the shops OF the Herresh0m Manufact-
wing company al winter has gone 60
Hoothbav Harbor. Maine. where he will
take charge of the sloop Yacht Grace.
owned by Charles r. Morgan ~ Philadel-
Uhia
The funeral of Mrs Mary A. Easter
brooks. wife Of Gardner r. Easterbrooks
~ this town was held yesterday from her
late residence ON Burton street
Rev. r Brown pastor ~ the Central
Fnltist church. VII speak in the after
icon meeting ~ The rooms of the Y NJ G.
a on Sunday.