The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-07
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afternoon, full board oeing present.
In the matter Of the application OF
Bernard Hart for liquor license there
were remonstrances against granting the
license and IL was continued until Mon
The following petitions were granted;
Eugene Leclair, TO connect the Guiteras
estate on Hope street with John street
sewer; Thomas Pease, TO concrete side
walk In front of his premises on Burton
down dead tree In front of his premises
on Hope street.
Parmenius Skinner, Jr. and others to
lay sewer on Hope street from Constitu-
tien street to Union street. The petition
with tnirty-five citizens asking that two
incandesant lights be placed on Metacom
avenue, was referred TO the committee on
street lights with the power to act. The
following bills against the town was ex-
amined, allowed and referred to the audi
tor.
= sidewalk account. N; l. u. Company, sio;so: r.
fyiey. s;si Villa William 'if,'sd II Bell. sis 9; John
W6iiIasscn u Pasriss Malone. ss Daniel siads
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pa,,t,ipent account +; xManchester. s.;,i; Ward
mGi Fail RIVER siss%seat ps co 81 spepeer
Rounds sio5 .. HydraaIion iose cO sses; John JON,
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sSowse sos sss dis'Ssssa Is Wasaws sS 10 n sS co% e
mon account Tiles Consdon siSa9 kossh Ns Burial ssi
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count II =, Morrissey ss % asylum account, = IVA A.
snively. ss'ss Samuel Taylor. ssS; WIN. Henry
Church, si2; Wardwell Lumber Company, $5.6g
daGdaa n Aes ssoS T. Mcrrs NJ rso%sSs sry WILSON,
siO.o7; Fred Coggeshali. $40.
Councilman Barbour was appointed
committee with Councilman Wilson on
the Minturn farm and Byfield property
belonging to the town. The clerk was in
structed to draw his order on the town
treasurer i'm the sum Of $500 in favor
Of the chairman of the Fourth of
July committee. Councilman Barbour
was appointed committee to see that the
streets are properly watered day before
the Fourth of July. The invitation from
the Ladies Drill Squad to be present at
their exhibition drill June 10, was ac-
cepted.
The clerk was instructed to draw his
order ON the town treasurer in the sum OF
Sll in favor OF John Lahey Tor damages
sustained To fowls.
a communication was received from
the assessors OF taxes relative to taxes
that have been remitted and continued to
next regular meeting.
The regular meeting OF the probate
court was held Monday moIning at 10
o'clock, with Judge Spooner in the chair.
The will of Mrs. Deborah MidRett for
probate was approved, with Samuel j.
Vickery as executor.
Account of Seth and A. II. PAUL, execu-
tors on the estate OF William PAUL, for
allowance, allowed.
Account of John b. Taylor, administra-
tor on the estate of William X. Taylor.
for allowance continued.
Account of w. Il. c. Warlwell, execu-
tor on the estate of Davis Wilson, for al
lowance allowed.
Account of Benjamin L. West, admin
istrator on the estate of Jared Lamphere,
for allowance allowed.
Petition of Mary Jane Brunsen to ap-
point Il. w. Brunsen, Jr., custodian
granted
Petition Of E. w. Brunsen for the ap-
pointment of Clayton Il. Brunsen COM
pany executor in the place Of Mary Jane
Brunsen, deceased, notice.
The lawn party upon the grounds OF
Hon. Joshua Wilbour, formerly the Gen.
Lewis Richmond estate upon Hope street,
given under the auspices of the Major
James K. DeWolf Camp, No. 8, Sons of
Veterans, was a financial success. IL was
visited by the Babbltt Post, No. Is. The
evening entertainment was opened by
Lieut.. Col. William NJ. Gorham.
The Cushman Dramatic Club gave an
entertainment at the Town Hall on Mon
day evening to we'll attended aud appre-
ciative audience, the various parts taken
by Misses May Connery aud Mis-, Lawton
were finely executed. Mr.. William Con :
merry is looked upon as great acquisition
to this company.
All the leading styles In fine foot Prices
guaranteed to be as low as the lowest Cash House
in Providence or the state. and In many instances