The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-09
BRISTOL.

L TIC court yesterday morning
the following cases were heard and con-
tinued; Eugene Leclair. Jr, against
Katherine X. Tubbs. one week; Mrs.
John Wright against Frank Leila, two
weeks. In the case of Joseph Benjamin
against Mary Richie for a bill on book ac-
count the defendant submitted to q deci-
sion for 1882 and costs. In the case Of
the Italian association VS.. Gaetano Spin
osa and others to replevin two flags and
their STATS. Attorney Crowley, for the
plaintiff, who demurred to second plea Of
the defendant was heard on demurrer
the point being that there was an error
In the making out of the writ. Attorney
James A. Williams, attorney for the de-
fendant, made the point that II was a
clerical error. The point is to be sum-
pitted to the higher court and mean
while the case itself was continued two
weeks although one witness was heard
who came from Boston. The case OF the
Congdon and Carpenter company OF Prov
idence against VIM McGann was called
and the defendant submitted TO judgment
for S1lS.3O and costs. Albert Harrigan.
who had hardly passed his honeymoon,
being married but few weeks, was be-
fore the court for quarrellng and revel-
ling. He pleaded guilty and was fined SIS
and costs. His wife appeared against him
and stated that she was afraid of bodily
injury as he was jealous OF her.
Sunday afternoon the children of ST.
Mohaers Sunday school rendered a re-
ception TO their pastor, Rev. George L.
Locke, who returned home from Europe
on Friday. Minister Locke addressed them
of the subject of Sunday Schools I'm
Foreign Countries" and his -emarks
were very interesting. This evening a re-
cepoon will be rendered Minister Locke
by the ladies OF Ivy guild
There was a formal opening OF the Bris-
tol high school yesterday forenoon, the |
exercises being in charge OF the principal. |
A review of the high school work accom- |
piished since its existence was read. The |
question has been asked If any part OF |
the review alluded 10 the time whom |
Messrs. Jillson and Burr were principals |
OF the high schools Mr.. Arnold, chair |
man. OF the school committee, and the |
superintendent were present. There were |
no studies during the school hours
yesterday morning operations were re- /
sumed In the manufacturing OF rubber
shoes at the factory OF the National In |
Ola Rubber company after q shut down
OF two weeks. The work commenced is
light but will be increased as fast as the /
new lasts are ready for use. They have |
good supply of orders on hama. and some
must be filled early in the season.
Henry w. Munro lost a valuable horse
last evening from collie
Yesterday forenoon n surrey owned by
Mr.. James Conuery was being driven
down states street and when. opposite
the Bristol hotel, collapsed Two OF the |
wheels Of the carriage were completely
demolished but nobody was injured.
The bazaar OF the Bristol Yacht club
was financial success
The thrae-mnsted schooner Louise En-
dicott. having cargo of sparS in tho
rough. arrived here yesterday for tho
Herreshofr Manufacturing company and
Is discharging at their pier The steam
yacht Truant. owned by Mrs Newbury |
or Detroit. Mich. has gone out of com |
mission, and is being housed for the winter
az the Herreshoff yards In Walkers Cove.
Quite n number OF changes were made
yesterday at the opening OF the schools
Tor the fall term The ninth grade school
of which John ii. Bailey Jr., is principal
has been removed from the Byfield build |
ng 10 the VALLEY school building. and
Miss McCotter's school Is now in the OIL
ier school building Mr.. Bailey. now has
'hai ge OF the VALLEY school building.
Tho large steam yacht Yacona, owned
~ Mr.. Pierce OF New York arrived hero
yesterday TO have repairs made at the
iefrcshofrs works I
Janet McDougall. infant child OF Mr.
nd Mrs. BENJAMIN McDougall. was bap-
ICED Sunday afternoon at St Michaei's |
hurch. Rev. DR.. Locke oficiated.
The Namquit mill will resume work ~
gain on Thursday. after a two weeks , 9
top for the purpose OF placing new boil {
rs Z
Ground was broken yesterday at the {
'erreshon's for n new building which a $
. be erected at the corner OF burnside ! Il
nd Hope streets. directly opposite t.e s
oat works. and II will take part OF the 2
ID Herreshoff homestead. IL Is UNDER {
Iood that the main office will be removed
'om Its present site and be located I'm the o
ew buihiing +
~ 10 understood that arrangements are p
sing made 10 have Mrs. Carrie Nation "
,eak here. a