The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-22
BRISTOL.
Three Men Hurt In Vshlcu|ar
Accident Grand Jury Sits.
District Court Notes.

returning home from a clambake on Met
acomet avenue three were seriously in
jured when the forward wheel was
caught in the railroad track. All were
thrown out and one had his right arm
broken in two places. one had his shou-
der dislocated. another had his face badly
mutilated The fourth man escaped with
slight bruises. DR.. o. r. Siegel was i'm
mediately summoned and reduced the
fractures and dressed the wounds.
Tho will of the late Alice Lawless.
which has been involved in litigation
some time. has been amicably adjusted
and the whole matter settled.
The large steam yacht Aztec, with the
owner and party OF friends on board.
steamed away from here yesterday fore
noon and is bound up the sound.
Mrs. DR.. George Allen and her daugh
ter Nancy. who have been spending the
summer in the Hodgkinson cottage on
Union street. left here yesterday for Ard
more, Philadelphia, for the winter.
Morton t. Pauls steel schooner In
gomar arrived here yesterday and an
chored or Herreshoffs works.
The September term OF common pleas
division of the supreme court convened
here yesterday at 9:30 o'clock. with Judge
Blodgett presiding. After the grand Jurors
had been impaneled the Judge charged
them as to their duties, after which with
the assistant attorney general they re-
tired TO the jury room. After some little
discussion and no bills found Of a Grim
inai nature found they were discharged
discussion and no bills OF a Grim
inal dockets were called and cases set
down for trial during the term.
In the district court yesterday morn
ing before Judge Bosworth. Wojeck
Budosh John rripeay and Joseph
Komeigs were charged with reveling and
were fned s3 and costs. They were
brought from Warren by Chief OF Police
Macomber and Oficer McGeary. The case
OF Michael Langello against Mrs. George
II. Brooks for assault held the attention
Of the court nearly all the forenoon and
several witnesses testified. Mrs. Brooks
was found not guilty and discharged.
Attorney l.. s. Hoffman looked after the
interests Of the defendants. Attorney
for the complainant, looked for
an appeal, but as IL was a state case 1t
was not allowed
Rev. Mr. Bassford Of the Cranston
street church, Providence. preached Sun
day In the First Baptist church here.
A number OF people from this town
attended a special service in memory of
the late Right Rev Bishop Clark, which
was held In st. Johns church, Barring
ton Sunday morning.
The Rev Richard E schub. vice prin-
cipai Of the East Greenwich academy.
preached In the State street M. r. church
on Sunday, the pastor OF the church,
Rey. w. Lenior Hood being away on his
vacation
MIR. Herbert r. Bennett and wife who
have been spending week in New
returned home Saturday eve-
ming.
Mr.. James Gayton's family with a num-
bcr or invited guests enjoyed a clambake
today at the Homestead on Bristol Neck.
The work on the frontage OF the Lin-
den place. the residence OF Colonel 8. p.
Colt is all completed for the inspection
OF the colonel. when he arrives home
from Europe
Mr.. Charles Rounds was sentenced to
tho state farm yesterday in the district
court and was taken there by Captain
MOI rissey.
About 10 OF the members Of Ballou
post a. A. r.. with Post Commander
George VI. Young. paid visit TO the Sol
diers' Home on Sunday coming by cleo
tries an the way. The veterans were
jamin Hall the commander Of the home,
q IA also by about LIS inmates OF the
place.
The visitors met many OF their COM
rades I'm arms In the days OF I-s5,
whom they recognized and there were
many exchanges of stories OF the days
OF strife. The members of the post were
shown over the place and the outing
proved 10 he an enjoyable one.
~ II Ashtnn
inmate OF the Soldiers Home since 1891.
took place from that institution yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. WI
liam r. Trotter. rector OF the Trinity
church conducted the services. Four
OF the deceased acted as
bearers. Burial was In the soldiers lot
in North cemetery. The veteran died
suddenly Saturday OF apoplexy and
hen,orrhages.
Mrs. Russell Burnham OF Springfield.
Mass who has been visiting Mrs John
Bullock upon Mount Hope avenue. the
past four weeks returned nome yes
terday.
A reception will be rendered Colonel
Samuel p. Colt on his arrival here Sat
urday evening from an extended trip
through Europe. Linden place, the resi-
dence Of the colonel will be brilliantly
Illuminated and the lawn will be deco
rated with lanterns OF various kind. The
Warren National hand has been engaged !
FOR the occasion and after escorting him
tron, the depot where he win be met by
friends I'm carriages who will escort him !
through Main street 20 his home Upon |
nis arrival there the band VIII occupy
he lawn where fine music will he dis /
and open the house where his \
.iany friende will welcome him
Mr. Henry Hudson OF Chicopee. Mass
rils brou sht here yesterday and taken TO /
sanitarium for treatment of /
.ervcus prostration.
A foot race for 100 yards is soon TO take
'laca upon the main road between two /
roll krOwn pedestrians one belonging
n Warren and his competitor IL from .
all River. The Warren lad II training
ere daily.
The races which we're postponed Sat
rday AT the Driving park win be pulled
N on Saturday next Quite a number
Z good steppcrs are entered from out Of
IAN.
Ths work OF macada mising Hope street
fast nearing completion.
The three large steam yachts wnicn an