The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-11
BRISTOL.
Naval Veterans Make FrdterndI
VISIT Other Notes About the
Busy Town.

A meeting OF Bristol aerie. No. s53. r.
o. f.. was held yesterday afternoon, at
which routine business was transacted
One application for membership was re-
ceived. two were obligated TO the duties
of membership and report was re-
ceived from the committee recently ap-
pointed TO arrange for the grand ball TO
be given on the evening OF April 27, an
nouncing progress Worthy Treasurer
James Sullivan OF Providence aerie, No.
&c. was present and addressed the meet
ing.
A number Of members OF Farragut
Naval Veteran association, No II. port
OF Providence, including Commander Will
liam L. Laird Capt James Il. Luther and
Surgeon M. c. Ford, made a fraternal
visit TO Spipmates Samuel O. Swan Capt.
Timothy Hurley. Assistant Surgeon Jo-
seph Clifford. Charles Evans and several
others in Bristol Sunday afternoon. Sat-
urday evening. April q, the association
will hold dog watch In commemora-
ton OF the anniversary OF the battle of
New Orleans. which anniversary falls on
April "a and will incidentally celebrate
NJ. G. Ford and hold dog watch of
the crew 'e1-'65 OF the old frigate Sabine
A number of Bristol shipmates with their
families Will attend
At the regular weekly session OF the
district court before Judge Bosworth,
Stephen Fales son OF Alexander G. Fales,
was charged with assault on Frank NJ
Ingraham. son OF John S. Ingraham. Jr.
After hearing the testimony or several
...t..
and fined $50 and costs. An appeal to the
common pleas division OF the supreme
court. which convenes the second Monday
OF May, was taken. and Fales was ad-
mitted TO ball In the sum OF 5000 his
father furnishing security.
The case or the state o.. q. Marom-
ber. chief OF police In the town OF War
rom complainant W. Mrs Mary Whalen
was next called. Mrs. Whalen who was
charged with being q lewd and wanton
person. was found guilty and sentenced
tu six months at the house OF correction
at Crsnston.
Philip Carr. charged with vagrancy.
was found guilty ana ordered committed
FOR six months 10 the house OF CORRECTION.
William r. Connery, who has been Wis
ting his mother az her home on Wood
street for the past two weeks. returned to
New York city yesterday
Insurance adjusters inspected the house
Lwncd by Viets @. Peck on Half Mile Hin
yesterday for the purpose OF adjusting the
iI.gurance John Campbell. who occupied
the house till the hrs. has lost about $500
IN furniture This was not his only loss
fjr he had IN the ncighborhood OF $500 n
money In the second story. which he in
tcrdeo TO use for the purpose OF horses I'm
his business. He Intended 10 go 10 Bos-
ton on Friday. but no Is satisfied that the
money was consumed In the flames
A meeting OF the captains of the sever
nj teams 81 the Y. NJ c. A. bowling tour
pament which closed last week was held
last evening and arrangements were
maze for banquet 20 be rendered the
niowbers OF the teams
The committee appointed AT the recent
financial town meeting 10 look into the
matter or reopen.1g certain streets lead
ing from Metacom avenue 10 Mount Hope
bay made tour OF Inspection on satur-
day afternoon. but a number OF owners
of property abvtting the streets were alb
Ftnt and another visit was made neces-
sery.