The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-22
BRISTOL.
site for New High School
Building tho Subject for Dis.
CuSSiOn.. .0ther Matters.

The adjourned special town meeting.
which is 10 be held next Monday even
ing, is looked forward to with much in
terest by the taxpayers. who hope the
school committee will arrange matters IL
possible TO hold conference with Colo
mel S. F. Colt relative 10 a location for
the new High School building. for the
erection of which he has given $4,000 This
course, IL Is believed will result in an
ending Of all controversies,
John Aylesworth died at 3 p. m. Satur-
day a the Soldiers Home after an illness
of but one day. He served as a private
in Company ID, Fifth Rhode Island Heavy
Artillery, and was admitted 10 the Sol
diers' Home May a. 1897. The cause OF
death was pulmonary hemorrhage. He
leaves one son. Charles Aylesworth. living
on Huntington avenue, I'm Providence. Mr..
Aylesworth's former occupation was that
OF an iron molder.
The Lefferier child which was stricken
with spotted fever. died Saturday after
noon.
The yacht Alice. which was given a trial
spin on Saturday afternoon made very
satisfactory showing. Captain REIN. who
was on board and is 10 command her
says she is very fast Shortly after her
trial she was slipped 10 her mast and
will be towed to New York on Wednes-
day. She Will be shipped from New York
to Hamburg on an ocean liner. May %
The sloop yacht Doris, built for s. Reed
Anthony OF Boston. was given a trial
Saturday I'm heavy northwest wind The
owner, his family and an timber of friends
were on board. The designer Captain
Nat. was at the helm. The yacht showed
great speed and upon her return she was
Immediately placed in commission. At
o'clock the Doris sailed for Boston. with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reed Anthony, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r.. Wendell. Jr Miss Ruth An
thony and Miss r. c. Morrison of Ros-
ton on board The Doris has so-foot
waterline.
The All Saints baseball team. cham
pions Of tho Providence league. defeated
the Bristol baseball team Saturday after
noon upon the common by a score OF 10
TO g.
Alonzo y Pierce. a well-kuown citizen
OF Bristol. died suddenly Saturday on
Wood street near the factory OF the Ma
tlonal India Rubber company. Mr. Pierce
was subject 10 heart disease end that was
tho cause OF his death. lie was en-
ployed as an overseer of the construction
or the new buildings and improvements
AT the factory Of the National India Rub
ber company and had pursued his occuna-
tion up 10 u o'clock without making any
remark as 20 his health. At l2 o'clock
or shortly afterward. he started TO 60
home to lunch and had not proceeded over
90 yards when he was suddenly seized
with pain and fell 10 the sidewalk. He
died in few minutes. before any phy-
sicians could render him aid Or w. Fred
Williams, the medical examiner. was
called and decided that the cause Of death
was heart disease and ordered the body
prepared for burial
pleasant surprise was given Col. John
III. Bailey, Jr, principal OF the nintn
grade school, by his pupils Friday even
ing Accompanied by the assistant
teacher. Miss May Spooner. they rode to
mis- residence on Bristol Neck i'm the
suburban cars and before entering his
residence the family was greeted by n
pleasant screnade by the school. after
which the party was invited i'm and
pleasant time enjoyed The evenings
entertainment consisted Of plays and
games Of various kinds. interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music. Refresh
ments wer served. and before departinp
Miss Spooner in behalf of the pIIpTTs
presented the principal with fine gold
mounted fountain pen. In accepting the
gift hc thanked them all and wished them
all happy future.