The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-14
BRISTOL.

At the regular session of the district
court held yesterday morning the follow
ing cases were disposed of: Joseph Ro-
"a VS. Manuel Mereas. book account. con-
tinued until October q By request of At
torney 7. IL Crowley. who presented no
tice OF an assignment of the defendants
wages to Otto Siegel. The case of Jas.
Hoard. Jr., VS. Dennis Ryan. was dis
continued. pending payment of costs
The case of Wendall w. Crane. trustee.
VS.. Maud w. McCovern. was continued
one week. The case OF w. w. Crane.
trustee, VS.. Isiah Crowley. continued one
week. In the case of w. w. Crane. trus-
tee. VS.. Herman u. Usher. the defendant
submits to judgment The case of w.
w. Crane VS.. Horace Collins, continued
one week. The cases OF Philip IL. Far
ri1gton VS.. Dixon Brothers was continued
one week by agreement OF counsel Jas.
Reggo Mello was arraigned on two war
rants, one charging him with the theft of
q ladies' gold watch. valued at $40. and
the other charging him with the theft OF
SIS In currency from his mothers house
on Third School street Mello pleaded
guilty to both charges. but stated the
amount he took was $l1. The court gave
on the first charge and fined him slb and
costs on the second.
The following transfers have been re-
corded at the town clerks office: Mary
w. Lewis, cult claim deed. TO Julia A.
Herreshoff. lot of land on the corner OF
Burnside and Hope streets. Julia l..
Herreshoff, et al, TO Hcrreshoff Manu-
featuring company, lot OF land corner OF
Burnside and Hope streets
The marriage intentions OF John Fox
Nichols and Miss Hannah Irene Hath
away both OF Fall River have been re-
corded here at the town clerks office.
Rev. w. Lenoir Hood, pastor Of the
State street NJ. r. church, who has been
spending his vacation In Iowa, visiting
his parents, returned home on Saturday
and resumed -Ais-Aat4es- -paetef--44e
speaks OF his parents. as being very well.
notwithstanding that his father Is 81
years OF age and remarkably well.
II is arranged by the Ladies' Auxiliary
and st. Mary's II. A. society To give a
reception this evening TO Rev. Father
Downing. assistant pastor OF st Mary S
church. the reception 60 be held in the
hall OF the society on Wood street
Captain BENJAMIN l.. Hall. superinten
dent OF the Soldiers home. returned home
from Washington. ID. C., on Sunday
where he has been attending the Grand
Army encampment
funeral OF his sister. Mrs. Wheeler Cable
at Hyde Park. Mrs. Gable was formerly
a resident here.
Elna than p. Bronell. Jr., who has been
visiting his home here for week past
left for Asheville. n. C.. last evening
where ne viii remain during the winter
On Saturday or Sunday evening some
one entered the residence OF Mr.. Clarence
Gramont on Green Point. situated ON the
Pappoosesquaw road, the family at the
present time stopping with Mrs. Albert
Flint Mrs. Gramonts sister. Mrs. Gra-
mont had occasion 10 visit her home on
eunday morning and found that burglars
had been at work. as everything was
etrewn upon the floor. She notified
Sheriff cady. who after careful exam
nation concluded ~ was amateur burg
lars.
G. A. Johnson and wife returned homo
yesterday from n trip TO the White
Mountains and Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greene left here
this morning for Quincy Branch county
Michigan on visit TO their daughter
They will be absent during the winter.
II is understood that Mr.. Eugene Le'
clair. who has sold the property on tn
southeast corner of Constitution and
Thames streets 90 the Consolidated rail
road. WI commence moving the hous'
and harm onto lot on Collins stree
owned by him.