The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-02-14
BRISTOL.
District Court Cases. Horse Has
L0Ckjaw.. Alterations Planned
for Pappoos0squaw.

The following program OF exercises was
carried out at the Flag day exercises in
the Opera House. yesterday afternoon. by
children OF the public schools from the
fourth to the ninth grades; Piano solo,
''Maroh to Our Flag Katherine Rey-
nolds. address OF welcome. Ida Molaskey;
Fall In" recitation. John Connery; song,
Long Live America" pupils; recitation.
Your Flag and My Flag" Annie r.
Chadwick: "Old Glory" Elmer Mona
mara. song, Tho American Flag"
chorus; recitation, 'Incoln's Getty sburg
Speech" Charlotte Young: song. Flag
OF the Free" chorus: recitation. The
Men Who Won the Shield" May Hackett;
song. Cheer. Cheer the Flag" chorus
oration. Colonel Daniel r. Ballou !;
speeches by veterans of the Civil War
Miss Katherine Reynolds was accom-
panist.
The special patriotic services at the
State Street. NJ. r. church on Sunday
evening were very largely attended, not
withstandins the inclement weather. The
Bristol Train of Artillery. Naval Re
serves and Babbitt post, @. A. r., all
attended in a body. The Daughters OF
the American Revolution. Sons OF the
American Revolution and the Babbitt
sented. Rev J. j. Wooley OF Pawtucket.
depa rtment commander. c. A. r., OF
Rhode Island, delivered an eloquent sd-
dress on Loyalty"
At the regular weekly session OF the
District court, held yesterday morning
before Judge Bosworth. the following
cases were called and disposed OF as fol-
lows. Thomas r Morrissey VS.. Mary
August, trespass and ejectment. con-
tinued; Nelson Wells vs.. Western Dfstil-
ling company, continued VI. NJ. Howe
VS.. Katherine X. II. Tubbs, continued;
II. Z. Cross, attorney for the plaintiff
In the case OF F.. G.. Msconlber chief OF
police OF Warren. complainant. Va. Peter
Demara. vsErancy. defendant pleaded
guilty and was sentenced 10 six months
TO the house OF correction.
The Intentions Of marriage Of Gaetano
Proti and Antilla Tammara were filed at
the town clerks office on Saturday.
Several OF the employees Of the Bristol
branch OF the Consolidated railroad are
confined 70 their homes by illness. among
whom are Conductor r. Bosworth. Motor
man Charles Perkins and Clarence Allen.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
school committee was held las evening
Dr Merriman's horse. which became
frightened and unmanageable. ran from
Charles street, up Wood street 10 Frank
lin street where he was thrown upon the
ice He had freed himself and the shafts
were dragging. Aside from the team be-
Ing badly damaged no one was hurt
There was a gathering OF the friends OF
George ". Bush at his home Saturday
evening as IL was his birthday. After the
playing was ended fine collation. was
served
IL is understood soon as the weather
will permit that Colonel Colt Is going TO
have many alterations and changes made
TO his grounds on Pappoosesquaw. at the
present time n is one Of the first loca-
tions in the Narragansett bay. II the
bridge IL swung across Mil Gut. connect
ing his grounds with the Pappoosesauaw
road, it will surpass any drives in Bristol
county almost the entire way will be
on the banks OF the beautiful harbor.
Antoine Lemeno has horse suffering
from lockjaw. DIR. Conklin Is attending