The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-23
PAWTUCKET.
Regular Weekly Session of the Court
of Probate.

Regular Weekly Session OF the Court
of Probate.
At the regular weekly session OF the
Court of Probate yesterday afternoon
Owen keenan, was appointed administra-
tor on the estate of John Ferris bond,
500.
Joseph A. Brown was appointed admin
istrator on the estate Of Angeline Brown;
bond, $1,000
John Sullivan was appointed admins
traitor on the estate OF Aunie Sullivan !;
bond. 5000.
The fual accounts OF James Farrell,
administrator on the estates Of James
and Daniel Farrell, aud of Edward w :.
Blodgett, guardian of the estate Of
Lucinda Dlspeau, were examined and
allowed.
Bonds of James Hamilton, administra-
tor on the estates of Mary and Annie
Hamilton, and of James Flanagan. ad-
ministrator on the estate of Eilea Kerr,
were approved.
Inventory on the estate of Allan Hig-
gins was presented and ordered reco rded.
To Form Patria Club.
A score or more OF the prominent citi-
zens of Pawtucket met last evening at the
residence of the Hon. Henry B. Metcalf
70 discuss the matter Of forming a Patria
Club, as a branch OF the American Insti.
Tillinghast presided over the meet
ing, and the Hon. II. b. Met
calf acted as secretary. Among
those pr, sent were ex-Gov. Littlefield.
Gen. Olney Arnold, the Rev. A. $.
Coats, the Rev. +. w. Hamilton, the
Rev. Theodore 5. Snow, Superintendent
of Schools Fisher, Principal Curtis Of the
High School, Benjamin Gardiner, Ed
ward z. Tobie. William ID. Bullock and
others.
President Il. Benjamin Andrews Of
Brown University, one Of the faculty of
the parent institute, was also present,
and made lengthy address setting forth
the principles and objects OF the institu
tion. The motto OF the institution is
good government conducted by good
statesmanship. Other speeches commen-
datory of the order were made, and 1t
was decided - form Patria Club, every
one present promising TO become mem
ber; but owing to the small number
present on account of the storm the
formation OF the club was postponed to
one week from next Friday. Tue code Of
bylaws was adopted.
1he District Court.
The authorities have started in to
enforce the Exchange street bridge ordi-
nance, ana they Will uOuDtless succeed III
the present rate Is kept up. This morn
ing Lucian Upham, Edward G.. Blodgett
and Michael Montague were brought be-
fore the court ana arraigned on the
charge Of driving over the bridge faster
than "A walk. Each pleaded guilty and
was fined 81 and costs. There are war
rants already sworn out against thirteen
other citizens for a similar offense.
James White was sent to the state
farm for six months as n va2rant.
The screen aw case against James
O'Brien, aud the liquor forfeiture case
against Clara Desrosiers were continued
for another week.
Points Of Interest.
Willie Parker. n messenger boy, started
on foot for Providence on an errand yes
terday afternoon, aud when on North
Main street, in that city, was so overcome
by the cold that he fell on the sidewalk.
He was put ON Pawtucket horse car,
aud eventually reached home. Both
hands were badly frozen.
A new branch OF the Brotherhood Of
Carpenters and Joiners was formed In
this city Tuesday evening.
A heavy team belonging to Thomas
smith, loaded with eases from the Dun.
neil Manufacturing Company, tipped
over On Main street last evening.