The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-07
BRISTOL.
Criminal Appeals Before The
Higher Court. -.NeWsy Notes
Of General Interest.

Sheriff Philo V. Cady was notified yes
terc,ay that appealed criminal cases from
the Fifth district court would be called
this morning at e:S0 o'clock I'm the supe-
rior court at Providence. In case the
principals were not present 10 answer
they are TO be defaulted. The cases to be
called for assignment from Bristol and
Warren, are az follows: James Hoard
Jr, W. Lyman l.. Potts. revellng; Frank
p Thompson vs. Katherine L. Tucker
assault; Edward G. Macomber VS.. Charles
Gerlach. liquor selling; George B. Beau
chaine VS. Philip Lamb. common drunk
ard; Gardner T. Swartz W. Severe Pa
duin illegal practiclng OF medicine; Jas
Heard. Jr. VS. Abesandro Teodosia, rev
elling; Charles II. Capwell VS. Peter Ge-
raux, cruelty To animals.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel r. Chaffee, Mr.
md Mrs. James A. Bosworth and Miss
Hattie A. Manchester have returned from
Midtown. Conn, where they attended
the funeral OF William Clark Chaffee.
who was a brother OF Samuel r. Chaffee
and Mrs. James Bosworth.
The account OF Thomas Shipman
guardian OF Ethel shipman. has been al
lowed by the probate court
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Payne. have
arrived home from their wedding trip
ST Mary's T. a. society will leave here
on Sunday by tho ~ o'clock train over
The Consolidated railroad for Providence.
where they are 20 take part In the state
parade Hugh r Kelley. who is 20 be
marshal OF the second division, will have
four aids
The Misses Baxter expect to leave
here about the first OF November for Call
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ter
Mrs. r A. Magee. who has been abroad
for the past four months arrived home
last evening Mrs Magee was accompan-
fed on the European trip by Mrs NJ
walsh and son. Thomas. OF Providence
Councilman John l.. Gladding IL MAX
ing arrangements TO remove his family TO
Providence where he will reside He will
however, fll out his term in the coun-
ell
Services tomorrow at the Bristol Pa te-
costsl church will be As follows: Morn *
prayer. 10 a. m: preaching. 1890; Sunday
school. u; revival meeting. 7:5o p. m. r.
r. Talbec. pastor
Mrs. John Collins. who has been visit
ing for a short time in Central Village.
Conn. is very III At the home OF Frederick
TillinRhast in that place.
81. Marys Temperance bazaar will open
IN Artillery hall on State street next
Monday evening.
Joseph Wardwell. who has been quite
sick at home on Hope street the past
four weeks. II slowly convalesing
Mrs. Annie MacDougall who resides up
on Franklin street. is visiting relatives In
Edgartown. Mass.
Mrs. George p. King. and daughter
Dorothy. are visiting relatives and friends
at Jamaica Plains. Mass.
On Monday evening. oct 16 there will
be an entertainment under the auspices
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. in Rockwell nall that
Will be amusing and ed:fying Mr. Plant
OF New York will give an exhibition az
Plants moving pictures, with illustrated
songs.
Wednesday. oct. II. the annual harvest
festival will be held
Reba Rcbekah Lodge will attend the
annual harvest festival given by Celes-
Tia Lodge. Warren. on Tuesday evening
Oct ~. and on Thursday evening. oct ~
VIII Visit Dorcas Lodge Providence. TO
witness the Rebekah degree work.
Walter VI. Munro ~ this town. who. on
Sept. p was appointed substitute letter
carrier is = son ~ slas Munro. formerlr
resident ~ this town but nov Of Ma
den. Mass The sppointee is the grand.
con - the lsts Judge Bennett 7 Munro.