The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-24
BRISTOL.
Widow Of Capt. Farr Receives
$4,000 From the Order Of
United WOrkmen.

Deeds for the transfer OF three lots OF
land on the east side OF Metacom avenue
from NJ. A. ID. Howe. by executors. TO
Mary ID. Howe are recorded at the town
clerks office, as is also a deed for the
transfer OF a lot Of land on the Cogge-
shall plat. Wilson lane. from Francisco
j. Ozcvedo 20 Roza r. Marcomo
Dr. e. J. Hasbrouck has leased To F. T..
suzeman OF this town the south store IN
the Hasbrouck block located on the west
side OF Hope street
State Engineer Jerrett and his assist
ants were running lines and getting the
grade OF that section OF Hope street
which is 10 be rebuilt by the state.
Miss Mamie Meiggs who passed
through a surgical operation at st. Jo-
sephs hospital I'm Providence for append
citis, has SO far recovered az TO be able
20 return 10 her home on Saturday.
Auguste de Freitas underwent "A surge
/ cal operation on the neck and throat at
the Rhode Island hospital on Friday.
Mrs Farr widow OF Capt Farr. for
merly master OF the ferryboat Sagamore,
! plying between here and the ferry on the
Island Of Rhode Island was paid death
! benefit on Saturday Of 5000 by the order
oJ United Workmen. OF which Capt. Farr
was n member Charles r. Bridgham OF
| the local paid her the money In behalf
Of the order.
The case of PAUL Mikosky VS.. Peter -.
Mitchell. for threats. has been settled.
n was 10 have been tried i'm the district
| court this morning.
A party of u couple left in a moving
wagon Saturday evening and enjoyed an
evening clambake and dance, returning
| home early Sunday morning
Edward NJ. Tilley OF Berkeley. Va. ar
! rived Saturday for the balance OF the
! summer
Edward 7. Thompson. one OF Bristols
/ much respected citizens. IS seriously III
! al his home on Hope street.
An interesting game OF baseball was
| played on Bristol Common Saturday af-
! ternoon. the opposing teams being the
newly formed Bristol baseball nine and
strong aggregation from Fort Greble,
! who brought along about % rooters. The
! visiting team was outplayed by the Bris-
tolls and defeated by score OF II to 6.
! Tucker and Guinan were the battery for
the local team, Van Almkirk. the rcgu-
lar twirler COR the Bristols being unable
10 pitch because OF an injured hand.
Manuel Meniis TheXeria was arrested
Saturday py Chief OF Police Hoard on
I complaint OF Overseer OF the Poor Philip
Brady on a charge Of bastardy. The origi-
nal mN,cinant IN tho case is Rosa Bar
boSa n sister-in-law OF the accused. lie
was arraigned before Justice OF the Peace
Herbert i. Bennett and admitted to bail.
The schooner yachts Intrepid and Ca
tarina. owned respectively by Lloyd Phoe-
nix and J II. Ford of tho New York
Yacht club are at anchor of the Bristol
Yacht club house.
Charles Evans was arrested on Satur.
day by Chief OF Police James Hoard. Jr..
on a warrant charging him with assault
on Mrs Clarence Booth tenant i'm a
house owned by Evans. When arraigncd
before Juctice OF the Peace Herbert r.
Bennett Saturday after his arrest, Evans
pleaded not guilty and was released IN
bail To appear for trial this morning in
the District court.
The recently formed social and political
club will hold its first meeting I'm the new
club rooms on Thames street on Wednes-
day evening next,
Thomas Duffy. n civil war veteran,
died at his home on Wood street Satur-
| day evening after an Illness OF several
months OF Brghts disease Mr. Duffy
was a man Of exemplary character ard
was much respected I'm the town. He pur-
suel usual avocation up 10 the last Thurs
day when he was confined TO his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Hayes will
sail from New York on Tuesday for Eu-
rope To he absent about two months.
Luigi Romano. a native Of Italy. but for
number ~ years a resident OF Bristol
and an employe az tho factory OF the va
tional India Rubber company. died Satur-
day a noon at his home. He failed to
recover from the effects of an operation
for appendicitis performed upon him re-
| Gently. His age was 80 years.