The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-10
BRISTOL

The regular meeting OF Burnside lodge.
No. 81. Knights OF Pythias. was held
last evening. An invitation to attend the
Bristol Train of Artillery fair was accept
ed, and It was voted to attend in a body
Friday evening. After the meeting the
uniform rank completed plans for hold
ing fair Thanksgiving week. The fol-
lowing members are to act as a committee
OF arrangements: John Hackett, George
Clark, George Marshall. Gerald Burnett,
William Gardner, Alexander and Edwin
A. Hill.
OctoT Leclare has reported TO the police
the loss of his bicycle. while he was at
tending a meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian association rooms. He had left
his wheel in the hall. The police are in
vestigating the case.
Horace Maynard and David Reeves OF
Middletown, Conn, were In town yester-
day visiting the owner and manager, Ter
renee Mccarthy, OF the Consumers Rub
Der works. II was rumored they were
here In the interests of New York parties.
The Democratic town committee met
last evening and organized by electing
Peter j. Lennon as chairman, and John j.
Byrnes as secretary. Matters pertaining
TO the campaign were discussed and II was
ueclueu 10 Hoiu raiiy the iatter part Oh
this month.
Mrs. Richardson and daughter Jennie,
of St-Paulrr rMinp.,-who have been visit
ting Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith on Met
acom avenue. returned home yesterday.
Manuel Ortez, In Gooding swamp lost
several choice fowls last evening. The
weather is getting suitable for chicken
| chowders.
| Manuel Ennos, who resides near the
| State street reservoir. had a child bitten
quite badly by dog yesterday. DR.. o.
r. Siegel dressed the wounds.
The power yacht Cornet, owned by ex-
Commodore Joseph T. Fletcher, dragged
her anchors yesterday forenoon and came
near going ashore on the rocks near the
Bristol Yacht club, but the men on board
| kept her engines running and with both
| anchors ahead they barely escaped as the
gale luled.
The evening schools have opened with
full attendance. John II. Bailey. Jr.. is
principal and Edward Graney assistant.
Parties from Worcester, Mass, were
here yesterday looking over the grounds
| near the Bristol Highlands for a suitable
| place for a foundry.
| Parties from Fall River in the yacht
Mist stopped I'm here yesterday from a
fishing excursion They had a large guam
| tity of tautog and a number that weigh
ed Z and pounds.
| Michael Angelo Cavalaro passed away
yesterday at his home on Wood street.
He leaves a widow, two sons and three
daughters. The funeral will be held to-
morrow morning.
d. ]. Sullivan returned home yesterday
from two weeks vacation in Bethlehem,
IN II.
Misses Bertha and Mamie Smith OF Re-
we're, Mass, who have been the guests OF
Miss Louise Munro on Metacom avenue,
returned home yesterday.
The semi-monthly meeting OF ST. Mary's
T. A. society was held last evening Four
candidates were voted In and two appli-
cations for membership were received.
The society voted to attend the Nara
gansett fire company fair In Warren this
evening In company with st. Mary's Fife
and Drum band. and also 10 attend the
| Hugh +. Kelly was appointed n member
Bristol Train OF Artillery individually.
Hugh r. Kelly was appointed a member
OF the entertainment committee and John
Gallagher was elected janitor.