The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-06
BRISTOL.
Committee on Celebration Of
the Fourth Of July Meets for
Organization. Notes.

The Fourth OF July committee, appoint
ed at the last council meeting, met last
evening in Burnside Memorial building
and organized as follows: Chairman,
Edward Anthony; secretary. Robert An
derson; treasurer, Daniel Doyle.
Antoine Peters, the two-year-old son OF
Antoine and Thilmena Peters, died OF
acute indigestion and meningitis yester-
day morning at the home OF his parents
on Mount Hope avenue. The funeral took
place this afternoon and burial was in
St Marys cemetery.
Services tomorrow at Bristol PEN
tecostal church will be as follows: Morn
ing prayer. 10; preaching. l0:So; Sunday
school. II; revival meeting at 1880: Brother
n. f. Pierce of Dlghton, Mass. will as
sist the pastor.
Dr. Russell S. Church has leased the
land on Constitution street just east OF
the Consolidated terminal station for Is
years and will erect an Office on the
premises.
members OF the Bridge Whist club with a
May day luncheon at the Hotel Belvedere.
The decorations were in pink sweet peas.
Among the members present were Mrs.
John 3. Herreshoff. Mrs. w. Fred VIII
liams- Mrs Harriet De Wolf. Miss Mary
Harrison. Mrs. John Tucker. Miss Alice
Tucker and Mrs. Starr OF Warren.
An exhibition backward dance in
grotesaue costume and May basket social.
ha ~
lodge. No IL, /. o. o. F., will be held
In Grand Army hall on Monday evening,
May To-
The town council will be in session at
the town clerks office on Friday May
l2th, at D. m. for the purpose OF can
vassing the list OF property voters for
special town meeting 10 be held Tues
day evening. May 18th.
The board OF assessors of taxes will be
In session at Memorial hall from Mon
day. May 22d. TO June I'd, from 8 a m.
To 12 IN and from 1:30 to 4 p. m.
Judge Frank II. Hammill OF the firm
OF Richardson a. Hammill with offices
at 10 College street, Providence. has open
ed an office in the Collins block, corner
of Hope and Bradford streets
1t is expected the degree team from
Providence aerie. No. 90 F. o. e, will
be In attendance at the meeting Of the
local aerie. as class OF ten candidates
will be initiated at a meeting OF Bristol
aerle. No. 9S3, F. o. e.. Sunday, May IA
Tne annual inspection OF the Bristol
Train OF Artillery will take place next
Thursday evening, Major Charles w.
Abbott. U. S. A, retired. will be the
inspecting officer, assisted by Brigadier
General Frederick NJ Sackett, adjutant
general OF Rhode Island.
The Ivy guild will observe it's tenth
anniversary in ST. Miohaers chapel, Tues
day. May 9th next. from s to 10 p. m.
Past and present members are invited. as
are all members of the parish.
Miss Nellie Read daughter of Will
liam b. Read while washing a window
yesterday morning at her home, corner OF
Hope and Constitution streets, accident
ally broke the glass. cutting her left arm
severely. The cut bled profusely DR..
Russell s. Church was called and dressed
the wound.
At n special session of the District |
court held last evening before Judge Bos- |
worth there was trial for alleged as |
sauIt, which was not proven, and The de- I
fendant released Charles Guillette of |
harrington complained that Fred Trask
assaulted him Monday night near the coal
pocket of L. s. Bosworth. warrant
was sworn out and Chief Bowden of Bar
rington brought the prisoner and a num-
pleaded not guilty and the avidence sub
mitted showed no assault. The defendant
was discharged. The complainant not be-
ing able to prove his case, ~ was decided
that he should pay the costs, amounting
TO 50 60
Bishop William n. McVickar will visit
St. Michaels Episcopal church tomorrow
and at the 1880 service Will administer the
rite OF confirmation. In the afternoon
he will visit Trinity churcn and will also
conduct a confirmation service there.
Warrants have been posted al the order
OF Town Clerk Bennett for special
town meeting 10 be held on the evening
of May i6 10 appropriate money for the
purchase OF a site for the new Colt High
school. 10 hear the report OF the highway
and TO take such action as
the taxpayers think necessary in the mat
ter, besides acting on a petition from
residents for the extension of the pub
lic sewer from main road through Usher
place
II was reported last evening that some
person or persons had broken into tho
barn and laundry building located on
the property OF Mrs. Marion J. De-
Wolf on De Wolf avenue. in which were
stored a number OF valuable relics saved
from the old mansion burned n few
months ago. A number Of pieces Of valu-
able China and other bric-a-brac were
stolen and several other valuable arti-
cles were broken.
William ". Murray, who represents a
wholesale house in Bnghamton. ". Y.
visited Bristol on Friday and called upon
many OF his former friends
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