The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-10
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The first case called In the District
Court yesterday was Hiram II. Freelove
vs.. Samuel Jackson.
Mr.. Freelove was administrators on
estate Of William C.. Freelove. who owned
some property at River Side. After the
death OF William Freelove, Hiram as ad-
ministrator rented the property to one
Wheaton Kimball In the fell of 1891, who
lived there till spring without paving
rent and was warned out by, Mr.. Free
love. Wheaton finally moved and e {
the key with Mr.. Jackson on April /. 1891
Mr.. Anderson kept the key, rented the
property and collected the rent and
claimed he had a right to as he held n
mortgage on the property and there was
some interest due. After some discussion
and costs. Mr.. Jackson claiming that Sl6
was all the money he had received. 4. c.
Dubois for plaintiff, +. p. Owen for de-
fendant.
Joseph Basker VS.. Salina Peters was
called. This case was one in which the
defendant at the last court submitted to
judgment for $500 and costs. No one ap-
pearing to answer the case it was de-
Howard A Waterhouse vs. Emery A.
Payne. for $50 on book account was de-
faulted.
Martin NJ. Bosworth VS. Joseph NJ. and
Mary M. Marchant for book account was
defaulted.
A surprise visit was paid to Miss Esther
Pierce at her home near Armingtons
Corners by her class In school and the
young people in the neighborhood. 1t
was arranged by Miss Florina Pickers-
gill. They met at the school at Arming-
tons Corner aud went in a body to the
house. rhey had very enjoyable time
and returned home at a late hour.
At the Haven NJ. +. Church, at 10;45,
the Rev. L g. Horton will preach. At
1915 the Sunday school will hold an an
nual greeting. to which all are invited,
especially the old scholars and teachers.
An addr, IS by the Rev. j. w. Webb, ID.
d.. of st. Pauls NJ. E. Church, PRovI-
DENCE, and Andrew j. Crossman of
PROVIDENCE. Music will be furnished by
IL e orchestra at 1:20 The pastor will de-
liver tie second sermon in the series of
Being Christian"
Judge Bliss went TO Prudence last
night to enjoy a days fishing. He will
rel urn to-nlgnt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Ray returned last
evening from the mountains.
Miss May Merry, teacher in New
York city and former resident Of PROV
1DENcE, has been visiting Mrs. 5. NJ.
Aldrirh. an old school friend.
Witnesses have been summoned in the
Haswell murder case which comes up be-
fore the grand jury TO day.
Next Tuesday will be East Providence
day with the grand jury, there being five
cases against Owen X rby for assault and
one for berry from the person; against
Mary Hilton for breaking ald entering
one against Joseph Rose for criminal
assault on a little girl and one AGAINST
Catherine German Tor keeping a liquor
nuisance
The school committee will hold a spec
ial meeting this evening in the council
chamber.
A Republican rally and flag raising will
take place ut Riverside this evening.
Good speakers are expected.
Since the meeting Of the council when
the Union Railroal Company presented
their petition for the 20 year franchise,
there has been great deal OF talk abouC
IL rs well "a about the grant that was
given to the Interstate. NJ st OF the
people favor the Union Co. They say
that company will carry us right into
the heart Of the city. while the ter
State will only take Us to the city line
and leave us there"
In the summer season the Interstate
would carry many passengers to the
shore places from other towns, which
would benefit only n few. IL would not
help to build up the town as much as n
line divide to the city, thereby bringing
to the town many permanent residents
and large increase of taxable property,
both real and personal. which is public
benefit.