The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-21
BRISTOL
Town Council Holds Special
Meeting TO Hear Report ON
Condition Of Town Hall Tower

special meeting OF the town council
was held Tuesday evening when c. A.
Barber made a report relative TO the con-
dition OF the tower OF the town hall. He
stated that some of the posts that sup
ports the steeple are much decayed ano
suggested the removal OF the tower. He
was ordered TO report at the next meet
ing the probable cost OF carrying out his
suggestion.
The application of the Dreadnaught
Hook, Ladder and Hose company for
permission TO use the common Labor day
for a muster was granted. IL VISA voted
that sl15 be appropriated from the coun-
ell fund for the Fourth OF July commit
tee.
Councilman Simmons and the surveyor OF
highways were appointed a committee 10
make Investigations relative TO placing
crude oil on the ferry road and TO ascer-
tain the cost, etc.
The clerk was instructed TO ascertain
from the board of engineers of the town
OF Warren what expense they were put
TO in rendering assistance at the Mckee
fire The clerk was also instructed 20
send a note OF thanks to the board for re-
spending in such prompt manner.
Walter Lowax, who made application
for license 10 keep victualling establish
Iutnl III lllt bdSSlnk DlONh OH
street was given leave 10 withdraw.
The following were granted license TO
sell fireworks: Edward G.. Easterbrooks.
Henry NJ Darling. Charles w. Sparks.
Joseph Davisino William Fred Fish, ID.
G.. Lebb, Louis Molasky, Hope Drug com
pany and Stoughton brothers.
The clerk was instructed TO submit
specification for building a macadam road
from Wood street up Bay View avenue to
the George Munro estate. The clerk was
also instructed TO notify the several de-
partments 10 have their bills in by Thurs
day evening, June 2s.
Sheriff Philo v. Cady received an order
from the superior court giving him per-
mission 10 transfer Edward Kennedy 10
the Providence county jail. Kennedy Is
awaiting trial for breaking and entering
a dwelling i'm the night time. and he is
regarded as a dangerous character.
The wedding of Edward II. Morton OF
Riverside and Miss Lois l.. Munro, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Munro OF
this town. took place yesterday afternoon
at $3.50 at ST. Michaers Episcopal church.
A large gathering OF relatives and friends
OF the bride and groom were present. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
George L. Locke, rector OF st. Michael's
church. A reception was held later at the
home OF the bride on Bradford street.
The following named citizens were
drawn as petit Jurors Joseph o. Durrant
Peter Gilroy, Frederick II. Martin, Jo-
seph b. Congdon, Frederick Middleton.
owen Trainer, Peter j. Cotton. William
Reuse Edward Il. Pearse, John j. Nc
Govern, Spencer Rounds, Moses Wood
John u. Newman, Edward ]. Prest, Ben
jamin T. Munro, %. James Peters, Ellis
worth Conklin, Angie w. Pierce. Thomas
w Easterbrooks. George II. Bush. ]. II.
Manchester James Connery. John L. In
graham, Jr.. John NJ. Coggeshall, Orrin
X. Thurston. Charles w. Young. Merton
A. Chessman, Andrew r. Perry ana MI
chael Trainor.
The marriage intentions Of Edgar Frank
Brackett and Ethel Alice Fisher. were
filed Yesterday at the town clerks office.