District Court Sifts Guilt in Mason Assault and Theft
In district court Judge Bosworth heard James Coyle accused of assaulting Marmaduke Mason and stealing $28 on December 22. The case stretched nearly two hours as Mason identified the defendant and testimony described the night’s events, with Coyle confessing to drinking and involvement while claiming alibis. The jury or grand jury action followed the proceedings.
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Bosworth
James Coyle
Marmaduke ‘Mason
Edward L. Leahy
H. Hamumill
Leshy
Rhode Island
Morrissey
James Rego Mello
National India Rubber Company
Henry Serbst
Coyle
W. Fred Williams
Mason
Mr. Mason
Dr. Williams
Herreshoffs
Leahy
Christmas Sunday School Exercises Postponed at Two Churches
The First Congregational and First Baptist churches held postponed Sunday School exercises Sunday evening. Attendance faltered due to cold, illness reducing pupils by about half at the Congregational church. Superintendent Chandler H. Coggeshall was absent ill. The program featured carols, prayers, and readings led by Rev. T Newton Owen, with Mary West performing a solo.
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First Congregational
First Baptist
Calde
Chandler‘ H. Coggeshall
T. Newton Owen
Baby of Bethlehem
the Baptist Church
Mary West
Great Prosperity Predicted for 1910 Trade
Frederick S Sibley, superintendent of the Providence branch of Bradstreet’s Mercantile Agency, reports a bright outlook for 1910 after surveying Rhode Island businessmen. He cites strong spring orders, robust factory activity in machinery, iron, and steel, and a probable high level of building expenditures, while textile prices and cotton movements present temporary disturbances.
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Frederick S Sibley
Providence
Bradstreets Mercantile Agency
Rhode Island
Pratt Institute exhibit at Rhode Island Normal School
An exhibition from Pratt Institute's Fine and Applied Arts department is on view at the Rhode Island Normal School Museum until Monday January tenth. Public hours are school days nine to five and Saturday nine to three. Subjects include pencil and watercolor drawing, architectural drawing, design, life drawing, portrait and illustration. The show aims to interest teachers and pupils as well as the general public. On Saturday at 10 15 a.m. Mrs Margaret Deland will lecture in the regular teachers Course on The Change in the Féminine Ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fine and Applied Arts
Pratt Institute
Rhode Island Normal School
Margaret Deland
Star Theatre Delivers High Class Show Quietly Pleases Crowd
A large crowd last night at Star Theatre praised the performance as the best seen in town. The feature picture She Marble Heart is deemed among Vitagraph's finest, with other top notch titles like Garbage TM of Paris and The Vendetta also shown. A matinee is announced for Wednesday with admission noted.
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Vitagraphs
Paris
Alphonse
Pete
Pat
Villignesa
Osual
High Class Entertainment In Bristol Reads The Servant In The House
Bristol residents are invited to a high class event at Rockwell Hall on Thursday evening. Grace H Chamberlain of Beaton will read The Servant in the House. The Bristol Fortnightly Club presents the performance with 200 tickets limited. Remaining tickets can be bought at Bann store or via club members.
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Bristol
Rockwell Hall
Mias
Grace H. Chamberlain
Beaton
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