The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-23
BRISTOL,
Many Gases Disposed Of in
District Court. Other Matters
Of General Interest.

The regular weekly session OF the Dis
trict court was held yesterday, Judge O.
l.. Bosworth presiding The civil case OF
Norouha, p. B. D., Espirats sancto VS..
Andre A. "a. G.. Nosuuha, in which no
declaration was filed, was continued two
weeks.
The case OF the state vs., Dominica
Pagano for assault on Thomas Man
chester az the factory of the National
India Rubber company on Friday last,
was continued one week and Pagsno was
admitted 10 bail in the sum of $1,000.
Benjamin West was charged on COM
plant of T-uant officer J. NJ Morrissey,
with keeping a child. a girl about II years
OF age. and the eldest OF his four chill
dren. at home and making her do the
house work. while he and his wife labored
I'm the WOODEN mill Mr.. West stated that
he had been In i'll health for some time
previous 20 November % Last year, and
contractc large indebtedness, he
felt as though he ought 10 keep the child
at home while ne and his wife sought TO
pay OF their debts. After questioning
West as to the wei ges. he earned In tho
mill, which he said was ~ week. and
the amount paid for his wife's labor.
which he said was s.. Judge Bosworth
stated that ne would hold the case under
advisement. and ordered West to send
his child 10 school and have his wife
leave the mill and attend 10 her house,
hold duties. West was allowed 10 leave
on HIS own recognizance.
Tautog fishing is very good both at the
piers and at the ledges i'm tho harbor
Some good sized fish have been caught.
the largest one yet heard of being six
and one-half pounds. caught by George
Greene
The two weeks mission arranged for st.
Marys church began sunday. Rev. Father
o'BrIne OF Providence, formerly assistant
pastor here. and Rev. Father Harvey are
the missionary priests conducting the SER
vices The services this week will he for
women and next week for men. The SER
vices are held morning and evening.
The funeral OF Miss Zillah Murday was
held yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Mary NJ Munday on Con
stitution street. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev George l. Locke. ID. ID,
rector OF ST. Michael's Episcopal church.
Burial was at the North cemetery
Rev j. r Downing. assistant pastor p
ST Mary's church. is IN Washington To be
present NJ the graduation at Georgetown
College. His brother will be graduated
The tax assessors are I'm session In Ne
mortal hall fixing the valuation OF prop
erty
Owing to the mission In St Mary's
church the parade of 81. Marys T. A. so
cicty which was TO take place next Sun
day is postponed
The body OF John Aylesworth. soldier
or the civil war, who died at the Snldiers.
Home on Saturday. was taken 60 Provl-
dence Yesterday. The funeral was held
yesterday aftcrnc )n from the residence
~ his son
The Y NJ c. a Converse tional Bible
class met in the association rooms on san
day afternoon
What came near being a fatal accident
occurred Yesterday afternoon 4 small lad
by the name OF Wells was hanging on n
wagon. which was leaving town and when
near the turn out of the Suburban cars on
Bristol Neck. he tried 20 get on. His foot
caught and he was dragged some distance
with his head upon the ground Tho team
was finally stopped and he was found 10
be bleeding from cuts upon his face and
head