The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-09
BRISTOL.
Many Architects Desire TO Sub.
nit Plans for New High
School. Other Matters.

The Colt high school building commit
tee met Wednesday evening in the council
chamber and considered communications
from number Of architects throughout
New England who desire TO submit
plans should the committee decide TO ask
for competitive set OF plans. Nothing
definite was decided or can be until the
probably he on Monday evening next.
when the school committee meet.
man giving the name OF John w.
Moore was arrested Wednesday night at
late hour by Officers Goff and Serhst.
After being snugly slowed in the lookup
n charge OF drunkenness was preferred
against him. Moore was released yester-
! day on his own recognizance TO appear
for trial Monday morning next In the dis
| trict court.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers Of the Home for Aged Women
was held at the home on Franklin street
Wednesday afternoon at 80 o'clock The
meeting was opened by Rev William r.
Trotter. rector OF Trinity church. who ad-
dressed the officers and members OF the
board In a very complimentary manner
and spoke OF the great amount OF good
the institution is doing under it's pres
ent management The annual report OF
the secretary was read. and II showed the
great progress made since the home was
organized some II years ago Eighteen
inmates had been admitted I'm that time.
The report OF the treasurer showed the
home 10 he In n good financial standing
with a substantial balance in the treas
ury The election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Miss Harriet ".
Luther: vice president. Mrs T., n, Bache;
secretary Mrs Henry Barton: treasurer.
Mrs stephen w Church; board of man
ayers. Mrs William " Spooner. Mrs. C.
J. Hashrouck Mrs Thomas l.. Grant.
Mrs John Lake. Mrs. Samuel w thurch.
Mrs H. w Church. Mrs. George r. stan
ton. Mrs c. A Johnson. Mrs James "
Corthell and Miss 8 " Herreshoff The
following were elected To the advisory
board Dr G. r Hasbrouck George L .
Arnold. Edward 9 Babhtt and George
II Peck stephen W. Church was elect
cd auditor
A regular semi-monthly meeting Of St
Charles Branch No. 6Sl I C. n. L., was
held on Wednesday evening i'm Temper
ance hall and I'm addition 10 routine bust
ness. sick benefits 10 the amount OF $40
were ordered pnie An election was held
FOR a delegate 10 the National convention
20 he htia TN fruvitrrrre ir1- august VII
liam Dwyer was chosen as delegate and
vice president Miss Katherine Hammill.
as alternate n was announced that state
President Thomas T.. Clarke had been
elected state delegate 20 the National con
vention by delegates from the local
branches who met in Providence on sun
day last. The tickets on three house lots
I'm Providence that arc 90 he given away
on chances the money from the sale NJ
which will go toward defraying the ex-
pcnses of the National convention were
To have been drawn last Sunday but will
not be drawn until the meeting TO he held
ON the first sunday In July
Mrs. ". G Mason and daughter Irene
N Newport arc the guests Of SIR and
Mrs W Mayo at thein home on
Union street
The Fourth ~ July COMMITTEES mot last
evening I'm the council chamber 10 FUR
ther arrange plans for the proper ohscr-
vance ~ independence dav
Iihersno Romano arrested Yesterday
charged With the larceny ~ rubber shoes
from the factory ~ the National india
Ruhter company and committed 10 iail
With bail was fixed ~ 800 was released
by q friend named Anille FREDERICK. who
became surety for his appearance in court
on Monday morning next
\ young woman living In the east pa,
" the town noar the reservoir on state
street was severely burned Yesterday by
the breaking ~ kerosene lamp n is
feared she is Internally injured