The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-03
POINTS ON PAWTUCKET,
The Session of the Probate Court
Yesterday.
BUSINESS BEFORE THE COURT.
The Annual Reunion - the Park Place
Church - Preparing for st. Patrick's
Day-Minor Points of Interest.

At the Session of the Probate Court
yesterday, petition Of r. Anthony Gage,
administrator on the estate OF Richard Il.
Gage, for leave to sell portion of the in
ventory, was granted.
Andrew j. Currier was appointed guar
dian of the estate of Hiram j. and John
A. Titus. bond $3.50 in each case.
Julia i. Brown was appointed guardian
Of the persons and estates of Charles and
surties, Edmund f. Lucitt, Edward
Smith; appraisers, Patrick McNeal,
Walter ii. Crowinshield Daniel O'Neill.
Petitions for letters Of administration
ON the estate of Thomas Smith, Laura A.
Smith, Edward Tardi and Albert Il.
Wixon were continued
Petition of James A. Sullivan for letters
of administration on the estate of Mary
Sullivan, was further continued.
Bonds OF Michael Fogan, administrator
on the estate Of Charles Gaffney was APP
proved.
Petition of William B. Meenan, guar
dian Of the persons and estates of William
and Daniel Meenan, for leave to sell real
estate was continued.
Petition for allowance OF the account OF
Thomas w. Rounds, executor on the
estate Of Roby Whipple was continued.
Petition for the appointment of John
Smith as guardian of the persons and
estates of Mary and Elizabeth A. Lewis
was continued.
Final accounts of Nathan w. Littlefield,
administrator Of the estate of Asher l..
Ellis was continued.
An Entertainment and Social.
A successful entertainment and social
was given at the Pleasant View Baptist
II. laa d..
OF Glass No. s of the Sunday School, Mrs.
Theodore 5. Snow. .steacher. In spite of
the stormy evening a large number were
present. The Rev. Theodore S. Snow
opened the entertainment with a few re-
marks, after which AN interesting pro-
gram was presented, including piano
Duets by Misses Remington and Daniels,
readings by Miss Emily Bean and Miss
Pettigrew, selections by the Ideal Quartet,
songs by Mr.. Harding. selections on the
cornet by Jesse Llnton and selections by
trio, consisting of Messrs. Linton. Slocum
and Broome. After the entertainment a
cake and ice cream sale was held and was
well patronized.
Annual Reunion mt the Park Place Church.
The Bible class of the Park Place
Church held its annual reunion in the
Sunday school room last evening, and the
occasion proved an enjoyable one for abont
300 persons present. Supper was first
served, after which the pastor, the Rev. j.
j. Woolley called npon Supt. Barnfield TO
make few remarks, At the close of bis
speech MI, Mr.: BarnfeId field presented ito to
Century dictionary with stand.
Following this was season of sing.
ing, and remarks by George A. Spicer of
Providence, the Rev. George j. Bloom
field. Deacons Kenyon and Frank o.
Bishop, Col. Alonzo f. Pierce, j. d. Bill
inutnr pnlonl Ufbatnbae Tobp IL
Teafton and Ewing Y. Woolley.
For st. Patrick's Day.
Collectors for st. Joseph's parish to re-
ceive funds for the celebration of st. Pat
rick's Day have been appointed as follows:
Edward /. Ryan, Edward McPoland, John
p. Smith, Hugh Mcdonald, Edward Nc
Caughey, Felix Hackett. Patrick Keenan,,
Thomas Cunningham, Bernard Keenan,,
James McDuff, Hugh j. McGinn, James
Mather, Matthew Curran. The collectors
will make a report at meeting to be held
next Sunday evening.
Planning for Another Reception.
The reception committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association held meet
ing last evening TO plan for a reception to
be rendered to the wood workers of Paw
tucket and vicinity some time this month
A list OF the shops of this character was
prepared and a canvass will be made.
The committee will meet again on Monday
evening.
Mum supper.
Florence Lodge. ID. of r., held a mum
supper in Odd Fellows Hall last evening.
The attendance was not large, but a very
pleasant evening was passed by those
present in playing games, etc.
Points of Interest.
At the annual meeting of the Grand En-
campment of Odd Fellows of Rhode Isl.
and held at Providence yesterday, John
ID. Patterson of Lonsdale. member of
Manchester Encampment of this city was
elected grand senior warden.
Henry E. Tiepke of this city was one Of
the speakers before the Young Mems Re-
publican Club of Johnston last evening.
Nonpariel Temple of Honor will attend
the service at the Thompson Vi. f.. Church
next Sunday evening, and listen TO the ad-
dress of the Rev. Mr.. Nutting.
At the regular meeting of Chickering
Lodge last evening the rank OF page was
worked on one candidate.
In the District Court this morning a
man and woman were fined So and costs
for drunkenness.
3-3 on the fire alarm at IL o'clock this
forenoon indicated one session in the
schools to-day.
Four horses have been put upon all the
horse cars for the first time this winter.