The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-01-14
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET.
The Republicans Oppose the Organ
ization Of the Committees.
THE COMMON COUNCIL MEETS,
The Episcopal Con,ocation Entertained at
the Residence of VI. w. w. Biodgett-
Business i'm Probate Court - Tiiton
Camp Installs Ofiicers.

>IelfCe III inc CHdlI, anu All tho hiS"i"'i"
present except Mr.. Tingley. Mr. O'Brien
moved for recess TO allow the committees
an opportunity to organize, but the mo
tion was lost by a vote of nays TO ayes
Mr. O'Brien presented joint resolution
ordering the printing of the City Manual,
aud it was adopted. The council then ad-
journed.
II is understood that the Republicans
will not allow the organization of any. OF
the joint committees, for by SO DONG they
will recognize the validity of Mayor Car
rolls appointments 60 these committees
from the Board of Aldermen.
Installation of Onicers.
Past Colonel Theodore A. Barton, in
stalling officers of the Division OF Rhode
Island, Sons of Veterans, last evening
visited Capt A. h. Tilton Camp. No. 9,
and assisted by Commander Franlland
of Camp II, Commander Thompson OF
Camp 5. and Commander Wilbur of Camp
IL, installed officers as follows: Comman-
der, Howard +. Wall; senior vice com
mander, jeremiah +. Leahy; junior vice
commander, Alton Il, Pierce; chaplain, A.
Il. Simmons; first sergeant, Charles A.
Bailey; quartermaster sergeant, George r..
Reagan; sergeant of the guard, Joseph
Neary; color sergeant, Aionzo +. Thurber;
principal musician, Frank X. 1untly;
corporal OF the guard, Frank Ward; camp
guard, Clarence Freelove; picket guard,
George Il. Alien camp council, Reuben
II. Dexter, Elhanan Mowry. Joseph
Southwick. There were present, beside
the members of the camp and the install
lation officers, members OF the camps
above named, as well as of Camps and
rs, and comrades of Tower Post, No. IL,
c. A. r. After the installation, the re-
firing captain, Reuben ii. Dexter, was
called to headquarters, where Col Barton,
in behalf Of the members OF the camp,
presented him with "A past captains badge,
with appropriate remarks, TO which the
recipient feelingly responded. Capt. DeX-
ter also called attention to the needs of II
sick brother who IL away from home,
and n nice little subscription was made in
his behalf. Addresses were made by Col.
Barton and Lieut. Col Thomas w. Sweet
land, and then all were invited TO the
other room, where supper OF baked
beans coffee, cake, etc, were served.
After this there was more speechmaking
To the hearts content.
Yesterdays Session of Il @ Court of Pro-
bate.
Judge Blodgett held his regular session
of -pTeS&te court yesterday AFTERNOON, +,
at which the following business was tran
sacted. viii 81 Andrew Jenckes, proved
and admitted TO probate, and Almina
,Jencks appointed eXecntrix, without bond
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continued to the 22d inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. Will of sylvia Peck, continued three
weeks with order Of notice. Will Of Rich
ard B. Gage, proved and admitted TO pro-
bate, and Richard A. Gage appointed adj
ministrator with the will annexed, with
bond fixed at $4,000. Petition of Willis
Tobie for the appointment of Edward Il.
Tobie as his guardian, granted, with bond
fixed at Sl00 Petition of Francis Pratt,
administrators of the estate of Mary La
beau for allowance of account, continued
three weeks with order of notice. Petit
tion of Earl 3 Binford, administrator of
the estate of Ansel Carpenter for leave to
sell portion or the inventory, granted
Petition of Francis Conlon, to be appoint
ed guardian of the person and estate of
Thomas Black, continued three weeks
with order Of notice. Petitions for letters
of administration On the estates of William
Warburton and William Mayor, continued
three weeks with order OF notice. Petition
of Clovis III. Bowen, guardian of James
Benseley, for leave TO sell real estate, con-
tinued three weeks with order of notice
Inventry OF the estate of Ansel Carpenter
ordered recordered. Bonds of Maria Tier
nan, executrix of the estate OF James Tier
nan, and of Jennette Cunningham, execu-
trix of the estate Of Alexander Cunning
ham, TO pay debts and legacies, approved.
Account of Alfred II Tenney, guardian of
Amy Sarah Lang, further continued one
week.
The Convocation Of Six Principal Churches.
The business meeting of the Pawtucket
convocation was opened at 2:30 yesterday
afternoon, the dean, the Rev. William Il.
Tucker officiating. The roll-call showed
that five parishes were represented. The
minutes OF the last meeting were read and
approved, after which the dean, the Rev.
William i. Tucker, rendered his report,
showing that two parishes were without
pastor, and that one other was only
temporarily filed. Owing To the absence
of the treasurer from town no report
could be given. A report submitted of
the financial condition Of the Advent Mis-
sion was very gratifying, representing it
almost entirely free from debt and i'm pos
session OF n full title TO the building and
about 1900 square feet of land. Claude
+. Farnsworth was elected treasurer pro
tenn. The report of the committee on
the revision of the bylaws was then pre-
sented, and their recommendations and
amendments passed, and the bylaws as
amended were then unanimously adopted
by the convocation. Ii was voted TO hold
the annual meeting of the conyocation at
1T. James Church, Woonsocket. A recon-
mendation was presented from the board
of managers providing for the appoint
ment of a committee OF one clergyman
and one layman To unite with similar com
mittees from the other convocations of the
diocese TO consider the advisability of
establishing diocesan paper The
recommendation was adopted and the
dean given the power to appoint the com
Inittee. The Rev. MIR. Murray and Mr.
Wilson of the Advent Mission were APP
pointed The Rev. Mr.. Foster OF ST.
Paul's Chnrch was officially assigned to
the Advent Mission until April I, 1892
After the business meeting the delegates
Were entertained at the residence OF W.
w. Blodgett
Az 1:30 In the evening service was held
in the church, the Rev w. T. Tucker Off
catng aud the boy choir OF the church in
attendance. Remarks were made bv the
Rev. w Chace. of Wocnsocket, on the
work Of the convocation, the Rev. Charles
III. Preston, late Of the missionary at
Greenvlle; the Rev. Mr., Fritzcl. Of Provi-
dence, In behalf OF the Swedish Mission
airy Society, and the Rev. DR. Fiske of ~.
stephens church, Providence During
the ofiertory the choir rendered the anthem
II am Alpha and Omega"
New England order of Protection.
Pawtucket Lodge, No. l30. y. +. Order Of
Protection, held their regular monthly
meeting last evening, and IL was made the
occasion Of the annual public installation
Il al. - ~.