The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-02

mie Garvin. Then followed an enjoyable
season OF dancing TO the music OF the
American Band Orchestra. During the
evening an intermission allowed The com
pany TO partake Of a supper, which was
furnished In the assembly rooms.
Among the invited guests were a num-
her OF dig~nitaries of the order from
providence and elsewhere. The hall was
prettilv decorated for the occasion, the
balconies being draped with the National
colors, while just above the stags hung
q picture of Christopher Columbus. The
hqor was under the direction of Frank
NJ. Murray, assisted by John II. FitZ-
patrick. Aids, William f.. Dounelly,
Nicholas c. Murray. Joseph Hevrin, vii
liam IA. Koran, Martin L. Moriarty.
Dennis McCaffrey, Frank Mcclure, Z. J..
Clark.
The committee of arrangements were :
FRANK Murray, Myles NJ. Mulligan. Mar.
TN +. Moriarty, Owen Murray, William
noran, jeremiah +. Leahy, John T..
Fitzpatrick, Edward OLSON, William L.
Donnellv, Michael Ryan, John Il. Smith,
Dennis McCaffrey.
The Probate Court.
At the regular weekly session of the
Probate Court yesterday afternoon, the
will of Mary M. Arnold was admitted to
probate, and Charles G.. Burnham ap
pointed executor; bopl $4,000.
The hnal account of Horace w. Dux-
nury, administrators on the estate OF
Joanna Duxbury was allowed.
Petition for the removal of Elizabeth
LaVole AS administrator on the estlte OF
Noise Llvoie, was dismissed, the APP
polntment having been made by the
Probate Court OF North Providence.
Petition for the appointment OF an ad-
Dlhlstrator on the estate of Annie Su Ii.
van was presented and continued. sew
tF0l OtnSf matters Nypra also continued
Installation of Officers of the Legion of
Honor.
Pawtucket Council, No. GA, OF the
American Legion of Honor, met last
evening, when the following officers were
installed by Grand Commander Thomas
~. Crawford and board of grand officers
or the Grand Council Of Massachusetts,:
Commander, John +. Adams, vice com
mander, Cauute Halversou; past COM
mander Herbert y. French, secre tarv,
~. X. tombstone; collector, Carlos l..
ltogers; treasurer, AlouZo h. Pierce;
guide, John +. Allen; warden, Oscar a.
Jeters. At the close If the meeting "A
was served
The License Commissioners.
The board of license commissioners
met yesterday afternoon, Commissioner
Rex, custodian of the records of ex. Secre-
tary Bucklin, acting as secretary. The
license OF Peter Dawson at No. 90 East
avenue was transferred to Patrick
Marley.
A Public Request.
In the will OF MAY NJ. Arnold which
was admitted To probate at the session OF
Probate Court yesterday afternoon
among other requests made was a be-
z uest OF sl,2OO To the High street VI. f..
.hurch.
Reception To a Pastor.
n number OF the members Of che First
Baptist Church rendered a reception
20 the pastor. the Rev. J. b. Jordan, ut
his residence last evening, I'm
'''ton OF the second anniversary OF his
on pection with the church. Musical
nd literary selections were rendered, a
oiIttion was served, and q pleasant even
~ was passed. During the evening Mr..
Jordan was presented with "A sum OF
money.
The District court.
In the District Court this morning Cor.
lelius Burke OF Dldgeville was sent TO
he state farm for six months as a COM
non drunkard.
Points Of Interest.
President Arthur Il sweet ~ 9 he Paw
ucket Boat Club, was last evening re-