The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-31
BRISTOL.
Bristol COmmandsry Officers
Were Installed Last Evening.
Other Local Items.

The installations OF officers OF Bristol
Commandery, No. S2l. U. o. G. c., will
take place I'm Odd Fellows building, Mon
day evening, Feb l2. Grand Commander
Isaac D. Cooke Of East Providence, will
be the installing officer, assisted by the
board OF grand officers. II is expected
that the supreme commander and vice
commander will also be present
Miss Roby Mills, died yesterday morn
ing at the home OF Solomon Wilcox Jr,
Goodings avenue Bristol Neck. after a
brief Illness Her home is in Chepachet.
Glocester. She came here a week ago
last Sunday TO visit her cousin. The sec
ond day after her arrival she was taken
i'll with a complication Of diseases. which
terminated in erysipelas. The body will
be entombed at the North cemetery tenn
porarily. and later will be taken to Scit-
uate for burial.
Last evening Bristol camp, No 955S. NJ.
A. w. held n meeting at its rooms in
Pokanoket hall The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Consul.
j. Winthrop De Wolf: worthy adviser,
William McCaw; banker, w. r. Davis :
clerk, w. l.. Blaisdell escort. William van
Voast Jr.; watchman, Samuel Young
secretary, William Van Voast; medical
examiner DR. a NJ. Merriman: board OF
managers, w. De F. Bourn. Frank ri.
Fish. After the business the mem bers
repaired 10 the Hotel Belvedere. where
a turkey supper was enjoyed
Mrs Robert II. Andrews and daughter.
Mrs. Il. d w. Adams, left here yester-
day for Pinehurst, N c., for few
months visit.
Supt OF Schools John p. Reynolds states
that children under years Of age. wish
ing TO enter the first grade in the schools.
must he enrolled next Monday. when the
spring terms opens, or walt until next
fall.
Following IL n list OF the ladies who
have subscribed to the Woman's Ex-
change support 10 date: Mrs H. H.
Shepard Mrs Edward Brownell Mrs n
s. Church. Mrs Annie MacDougall. Mrs
Ezra Dixon, Mrs. Charles Manchester
Mrs A NJ Merriman. Mrs. o. r. siegeI
Mrs Fielding Williams. Mrs william
Fred Williams, Miss NJ. Wyatt. tho Miss
es wardwell, Miss Louise Lawless, Mrs
Il n Dunbar.
Last evening an entertainment was Civ
on Pokanoket hall 10y tho pupils OF oil
yer school for the benefit OF picture and
statuary fund.
on Saturday afternoon Feb. z. Mrs
Cassandria Haynes will deliver a lecture
in Rockwell hall. speaking Of the manner
and customs of the Bedouin Arabs
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dance will be given by class 'Oe OF the
Bristol High school I'm Grand Army hail
Wednesday evening February q. the
annual ball Of the Bristol Train Of ArtiI-
lery and veteran association will be held
in Artillery Armory on state street
Thursday evening. February ed. the
four-act comedy drama. Down East. .
will be put upon the stage In the opera
house by local talent FOR the benefit Of
St Mary's church
Martin Walsh, an employe OF the Ma
tional india Rubber company. while at
work at the store house fell 20 the
ground. a distance OF six feet and struck
on his head causing an ugly wound over
the left eve. Dr. w. Fred Williams was
called and took several stitches 20 close
the wound
Dr Philip = Dillon. whose service as
physician at the Soldiers Home expired
Yesterday after fifteen years left today
for Anacostra. Washington where he will
spend the rest OF the winter with his sis
te-.