The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-26
BRISTOL.
Another DiphtheTia Case. Acct
dent Might Have Been SerI-
ouS..Paid Home a Visit.

Yesterday morning in the district court
before Judge Bosworth. Robert Bullock.
who was charged with the larceny of
$40 from an aged aunt, Miss Eliza Bullock,
was tried and adjudged guilty and bound
over to the grand jury at the February
term OF the common pleas division OF the
supreme court Bonds were placed at
5000. but the defendant being unable 10
procure bail. was remanded back to jail
At a special session OF the district court
held on Saturday evening before Judge
Bosworth. John Mcintyre. who was ar
rested three times within two days In
harrington and Warren for drunkenness.
pleaded guilty To the charge and was
fined IS and costs.
A case of diphtheria was reported at
the town clerks office on Saturday by DIR.
G. j. Iiasbrouck. The afflicted person is
John Harold Lord, living on Burton
street.
The funeral of Mrs. Ananziata Intarata
was held from St. Marys church at 2
o clock Sunday afternoon. Rev p. Nc
Cabe. the pastor. officiating. Floral en-
blems were placed upon the casket. In
terment was i'm ST. Marys cemetery. The
deceased who leaves n husband and one
child arrived here from Italy two weeks
and died OF Saturday.
The Bristol Spiritual association held
its annual election on Sunday evening at
the residence OF Walter T. Ramiers, at
No. l Central street. The following Of
ficers were elected: President. Thomas
Blackburn; vice president. Walter Il.
Ramiers: secretary and treasurer Roscoe
Sylvester; sick committee. Walter T..
Ramiers and w. r. Carter, invitation
committee. Roscoe Sylvester and Walter
r. Ramiers; hall committee, Roscoe Syl-
vester; reception committee, w. +. Ra-
miers and w. Il. Carter.
on Saturday evening there was social
held in Grand Army hall with full at
tendance, 1t being given by Professor
Sullivan. Lavey's Imperial orchestra
! furnished the music.
Sunday afternoon I'm the Y. NJ. G. A.
| building there was a meeting for men
and women at which Rev. r. X. Hainer
of Providence spoke. There were cornet
solos by Mr. Burt and selections by an
| orchestra.
| What might have proven a serious acci-
dent occurred yesterday afternoon as the
| 4 o'clock Suburban car was entering this
! town. When near Pappoosesduaw corner
young lad driving asspirited horse,
which became frightened at the cars,
plunged INTO the air and threw the driver
out. striking upon his shoulder. When
taken up he was badly bruised, but no
bones were broken.
Rev. George l.. Locke rector OF St.
Michaers Episcopal church expects TO SO
south the latter part OF the present
month or the first Of February and II is
probable that Rev Mr.. Jackson OF East
Providence will ofiiciate during his alb
sence.
Miss Bessie Mason celebrated her 18th
birthday last evening at the residence of
her parents on Metacom avenue. A large
number OF her young friends were present
and a social tlrSe was enjoyed at which
games OF various kinds were played. AT
1890 "A fine spread was enjoyed.
Rev. w Lenoir Hood. who has been
confined at his home for some time past,
has so far recovered "a to occupy the
pulpit on Sunday last
Haorld Walker. who has been home for
the past four weeks on a furlough from
the regular army, left here yesterday TO
Join his regiment at Fort Trumbull.
At the McCarty rubber works they are
taking I'm help every day and are daily
shipping goods TO the jobbers.
There seems 10 he n number OF breaks
i'm the sewer pipes around town. 4 num-
her OF streets have empty barrels placed
I'm holes where the breaks have occurred.
Scarlet fever seems TO be on the in
crease and scarcely n day passes but
what new case Is reported by some
Of the physicians.
Mr. Frank Dimond Of williamsport Pa.
formerly of this town. paid his birthplace
visit Yesterday and upon his return
from Forest Hills will remain here several
days.
Jose Moro had his hennery visited last
evening by dogs and several OF his best
fowls killed.