The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-08
BRISTOL.
Business Disposed Of at Last
Meeting Of the Town COun.
CiI--0thor Matters.

At regular meeting OF the town coun-
ell. Tuesday, the following business was
disposed of Bills against the town were
examined, allowed and referred to the
auditor Health Officer Head appeared
relative 10 complaints OF dead animals be-
ing left In the water he was instructed to
have them removed and buried.
A petition was received from the Provi-
dence Telephone company TO set num-
ber OF poles I'm various parts of the town
in order 10 connect with the passage In
which telephone cables are laid. the petit
tion was granted. II was voted that the
town treasurer have leave to hire the sum
OF $4,000 for current expenses.
A petition was received from the italian
association for permission TO use the COM
mon on July l5 16 and IL for celebrating
the feast of Mt. Carmel The petition was
common should be cleaned ~ in proper
manner after the celebration, and that
Sunday. the 16 should be excluded from
any public use.
IL was voted that handbook in parti-
cipation account with the Industrial Trust
company be used toward the care OF n
burial lot OF Sally Strong. Councilman
Franklin called attention TO a report that
a number OF people doing business in
town had failed 10 pay fees for victualing
licenses
The chief OF police was directed to see
the proprietors OF pool tables, hotels.
billiard tables and those carrying on
victualling business, who have not paid
their license fees. and TO notify them to
do so on or before next saturday.
Nelson Wells petltioned for paving and
curbinc In front OF his residence on Wood
street. The matter was held for further
consideration. The removal of a danger
Gus tree on Franklin street near the
fDr OF Women n
Committee on Streets. Patrick III Morris
The sum OF 800 was voted from the coun-
ell account TO the fund for the celebra-
William Photos pettioned for vict-
ulling license i'm the Easterbrooks block
the petitioner was given leave to with
draw. The question OF filling a vacancy
on the fire board came up, and the names
OF James X West and Joseph Newbold
were presented for the position Of second
assistant, Joseph Newbold was elected
The pay OF police patrolmen has been
raised from 50 90 per day 10 s.. 25 per day
The intentions OF marriage OF Quilicus
Corracinth and Marie D., Martelll are filed
at town clerks office.
Yesterday morning Laboria Romano an
employe at the factory OF the National In
dla Rubber company. was arrested for
the larceny OF a pair OF tennis shoes
Wednesday evening Grand Chancellor
Langley and board OF officers Of the
knights OF Pythias. paid an official visit
10 Burnside Lodge, knights OF Pythias. OF
this town. Speeches were made by Grand
Master Langley. Grand Master-at-Arms
Walter Wright. Grand Keeper OF Records
and Seal William A. Wilson. Grand Vice
Chancellor Walter Scott Supreme Repre-
sentative Bowen, Grand Inside Guard A.
O. MacKay. Grand Prelate Stevens. Past
Grand Chancellor Whiting, Julian Cove
and George Clarke Mr.. Close In behalf OF
the members OF Burnside Lodge presented
Past Chancellor Commander John J.
Hackett with n gold watch chain and
charm in n brief speech. After which re-
freshments were served.