The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-06
WARREN.

The Probate Court and Town Council
held their monthly session yesterday. G.
II. Handy. G. s.. Brown, w. B Nichols
and j. M, Maloy present, President
The will of William Cotton was admit
ted to probate, and Emily T. Cotton was
appointed administrative.
Walter T. Mason was appointed admin
istrator on the estate Of William IL. Ma
son.
The will of Philip Munroe was admitted
to probate, and Eliza Munroe was con-
frmed as executrix.
j. III. Brown was appointed administra-
tor of the estate of William j. Speakman.
The will of Josiah X. Simmons was
probated and letters of testanentary
granted TO Mary A. Simmons.
The will of Michael Medallion was pre-
sented for probate by William II. Rogers,
executor and continued.
The will of Maria ID. w. Davis was ad-
mitted to probate and William H. Davis
was confirmed as executor.
John Butterworth administrator on
the estate OF Eliza A. Butterworth re-
ceived leave to sell bank stock at private
sale.
Inventories of the estate of James Cop
per aud Moulton aud Janet Bullock were
presented and ordered recorded.
The first and final account OF j. II.
Brown. guardian of Isabel Fletcher, was
granted.
Howard A., Florence f., aud Elmer
Speakman were sent TO the State school.
The first and final account Of L.. /.
Ware, administrators OF the estate of ID.
H. Burton was allowed.
The Town Council voted to issue an
address to householders requesting them
10 thoroughly cleanse their premises as
precautionary measure In avoiding
cholera.
The following bills were allowed
James l.. McCarty, sl.75; jeremiah Gof.
81; George Soggesh II. s3s 5o' J II; l., Cal
Martin, 500; Warren Gas Light Com
pany, $1,000; Warren Electric Light Com
pany, S26a6S; j. Stanton, Sl40S; Joseph
Brauchrue, So; Israel La France, s26;
James Connolly. go; Robrrt Walch, 500;
NJ. l.. Church, S26.s.; f. L. Peck, So. 10:
soG 10; William Cole, s6423; L. Dorrity,
$50; T. T. Ennis. s42.4l; George Smith,
Sll0s5.
James M Young was appointed an
auctioneer. Councilman John III. Brown
was appointed a committee with power
TO attend TO the drainage OF a section OF
South Main street, and the paving Of the
gutter on North Main street.
William Douglas Christy has returned
from PROVIDENCE.
Charles Child has returned from
Chicago.
Ine heV. II. N. lnauuler nts ~ slstcr-lu-
law on one OF the steamers quarantined
In New York harbor.
Nearly 200 boys were fed by Canton
Sowamset yesterday after the invited
guests had enjoyed the clambake. Much
credit is due the committee.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Is. Child were at
Mr-. Elizabeth &. Child's yesterday.
Miss Lydia Fisher, who has been the
guests of Mr.. aud Mr.. Theodore Warren
left to-day for Buzzard bay.
Mr.. aud Mrs Cyril Child spent yester-
day mt Charles Cailds, and Mr.. Chilos re.
turned 70 New bedford to-day. while his
wife will Join him Later
Fred u. Cole OF Trini y College was in
town yesterday.
William Parkinson is out on the streets
again.
Alfred Barton Of Providence was In
town yesterday.
Hundreds OF the visitors yesterday took
advantage OF the opportunity TO visit the
town hail. George Hail Free Library and
Antiquarian rooms.
Mr. Wilson OF the Etna Insurance
Company. Hartford. Conn. has returned
TO his home. alter being the guest of his
uncle, John a. Emery.