The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-24
BRISTOL.

In the district court on Monday morn
ing the following civil cases were called:
George Il. Kinnecom VS.. Francis W.
Tanner was continued two weeks; the
case of George w. Budlopg VS.. Horace
W. Shippec for wages due tor labor per-
formed on Prudence Island, continued
two weeks; Charles II. Spooner VS..
Rufus Delmar was continued one week.
Several criminal cases were called and
disposed OF.
Mr.. Robert n. Turner. Jr., returned from
New York on Monday to. spend Christ
mas with his parents.
Mr.. William Duffy arrived home on
Monday from New York to spend Christ
mas.
The veterans at the Soldiers homo will
be the recipients OF many Christmas
gifts. Besides, they Will be served with
& fine turkey oinner.
Arrived on Monday, bsrges Massachu-
sets and New Hampshire with coal for
Wardwell Lumber Company and Seth
PAUL.
Mrs. Bearul, who lives upon a hack
road leading of Broad common. was Wis
tied last evening by hen thieves. They
took seven birds which were upon the
trees in the yard. 0thersZ~ere secured
in the hen house.
A race will take place Christmas after
noon on the main road leading to War
EtU LOT " kuTSc Vi tOV. hciV dlO AOpi
entries and the distance is a half mile,
measured, the best two I'm three. The
horses are well known and will be driven
by owners IL will be spirited contest,
as all the horses are very evenly matched
and very fast, all having record IN the
teens.
Registry voters are getting aroused to
their duty and lesr evening visited the
town clerks office quite lively. The num-
Der has already passed the 800 mark.
The annual election of officers Of
Major James +. DeWolf Camp, ). of W,
took place last evening in q. A. X. Hall
with ihe following result: Captain, VIM.
NJ. GorhaIn; first lieutenant Walter
Blsisdeil; second Lieutenant, Frederick
Waldron; camp council, ex-Captain John
Newman, Isaac B. Munroe, and Oliver
Blaisdell; delegates to attend the conven-
tion In Providence, cX-Lieutenant Il.
Smith McKeon and Frederick Waloron.
A serious stabbing affray occurred last
evening on Thames street. the victim he
ing in a very critical condition. AS yot
no arrests have been made, although the
nal before noon.
CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES.
The following music will bo rendered for
Christmas at 81. Micbsel's Church: Organ
prelude. Baiiste: anthem, There wero shop
herds Lansing; "venite. "Millard: GLORIA. :"
schilling: "Te Deum." schnocker; "Jubil-
ate" schubert: anthem. Prom ths Eastern
Mountains" Schneider: "Snnctus. Sprague;
"Uioria In Exceisis." Potter: Mr.. II. J. Val.
entine. oreanist and director; soloists. Miss
Ella Il. Potter. Mrs. McCarty. Miss Ann
Paula. Mr.. Benjamin r. Wilson. Mr.. Aibvrt
A. Walker.
orsanist Edward p. Christie OF ~. Msry'-
-cAsFeA-has- -arranasd-an-e excellent -mnsical
program for Christmas. The choir will mum
bcr dozon voices. Masses will be celebrated
AZ tho church at $50. 90 and lO:D n. m. Al
$50 o'clock mass Millard mass will be sung.
At the l0;3) o'clock mass tho program viii
consist Of the Kyris, Gloria Ctedo. ssnctas
and Asnus Dei. by Colemsn AMI the "Ades;e
Fidehs." The soloists VIII be Misses Katie
Naher. Agnes !. Downey. Jennie Morris. so
prauos. Mi~~ Msesis Connolly. coniralto:
MIR Thomas Cissr,. tenor. and Mr.. Thomas
Head, Jssso. In the evening AZ % oeloek,