The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-30
BRISTOL.

Quite an important arrest was made
here last night upon the Case farm at
Pappoosesduaw Point where Mr. Case
owns several fine summer cottages. which
are rented during the summer His fore
man Robert j. AiacKsy. discovered a
stranger ia the act OF entering one of
the cottages. With the assistance of n
farm hand, named Healey the stranger
was secured and brought 10 town. During
the excitement a revolver fell from the
belt about his waist, the suspect giving
the name Of Marco Racico An Italian. He
was handed over to Sheriff Cady.
Mr. Case is in New York and sailed for
Europe today
Matters OF grave Importance II not at
tended to at once VIII he disclosed con-
cerning the North district school. The
superintendents attention has been called
10 IL several times by heads Of families
whose children attend that school, and
not the slightest amends as yet have
been made
Arrangements are being perfected for
an entertainment TO be held in the vestry
Of the State street NJ T.. church Thanks
giving eve for the benefit OF the ChildrcE =
home. The choir Of the church will take
part and will be assisted by members of
the Junior Epworth league.
Mrs. T.. G. Coward, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Bristol with friends
returned home to New York today.
Miss Irene Fisher will leave here on
Friday for New York. where she will re-
main during the winter.
large feed squash weighing IS pounds
Is on exhibition in y. r. Ramere's store
window. IL was raised by De Witt +.
Bolster.
. frtgrut curnp. No. p55S. Modern v0Od-
men OF America. held It's regular meeting
last night i'm fIasbroucks block. There
was a full attendance of ncighbors Of the
home camp and also visiting neighbors.
Mode y. Pierce, deputy head consul; T..
u. Koopman of Woousocket and State
Lecturer W Magee were present one
candidate received the Woodman degree
aud twelve applica tions for membership
were received after which the camp did
fun Justice TO salad supper.
solemn hieh mass Was celebrated YES
terdsy morning, az 81. Mary's Catholic
church. for the repose Of tho soul Of
Mrs Gaynor. The celebrant was Rev.
Father McCahe, who was assisted hy
Rev Father Fortcau, pastor of the
French Catholic church in Warren. The
choir was under the direction OF Miss
Elizabeth Orman. Miss Mary Pearse pre-
siding al the organ.
Charles Wall, who has been spending
the past three months in tho northern
part OF New York state. returned home
YESTERDAY Samuel Dimond and John
Wall are taking In the sights of New
Frederick 4. EssterbroolSs returned
home yesterday from business trg 10
New Hampshire.
Charles brigham. who has been visiting
friends iu Worcester, Mass. returned
home Yesterday.
Monday evening George N Trepany.
district deputy of the knights of the Mac
cabees. was In town for IN, purpose OF
talking 10 y few invited guests of the
order. with the object OF obtaining appl-
cations for membership.
sewer Contractor Frederick w. shaw.
whose foreman. Mr. Gilmore he general
charge Of local construction work. is Ger
tainv making rard progress Tho work
is well finished wien he leaves n and the
stfictest order prevails among his en-
povcs
The ftmerat OF the hate Teies Isa For
rest was largely attended YESTERDAY,
many Eolsthcs and friends from abroad
being present Floral offerings wttc re-
coived from all parts of the state. Bur
ial was in a. Msrys cemetery. s'+
Arrived hero this morning. schooner
from Haverstr8w up thp Hud-
son. wph load ~ brick ,.,r