The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-09
THE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
ONWARD DALEY FOUND DEAD
IN n SALOON IN ARCTIC.
IL is Thought the Cause Was Heart
Dissase-Eiectrio Railway Franchise
Granted by the Council

Edward Daley. well known In the
Pawtuxet valley, was found dead In the
saloon of Charles A. MCGUIRE In Arctic.
this morning at o'clock.
Daley had been In the employ Of Mr..
Mcclure for number of months. and
slept In room back Of the bar.
Last night on closing the shop Daley
appeared to be as we'll as usual and Mr..
MCGUIRE was horrifed this morning
when on forcing an entrance he found his
Darkeeper's body on the floor. 1t Is
thought that de,tn resulted from heart
disease. An inquest will probably be
held this afternoon.
Apponaug.
The Warwick town council met In
Armory hall at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The Union Railroad company aud the
Pawtuxet Valley Electric Railway CON-
pany having come 10 a satisfactory un-
derst andinR The latter was given permis-
sion to lay rails for an e'ectric road
through the following villages: Arctic.
Crompton. Centerville. River Point,
Clyde. Lippitt, Phenix aud Fiskville.
Rails must be laid and cars running In
side of u year.
The conncil adjourned and met az a
probate court at 3 o'clock.
The will of John s. Cooke was proved
and A. ID. Cook was appointed execu-
trix.
Estate Of George McGinty. admins
traitors first account; received.
Estate of Henry &. johnson, petition
for sale OF real estate, granted. Bond
81, 500; suretits. ii. &. Budlong and II. l..
johnson.
Estate of Abby A. whipple. petition
for administrator with will annexed.
Continued TO next meeting.
Estats OF Hannah A. Congdon, will for
probate and petition for administrators.
etc. Notice ordered.
Estate OF Thomas l.. Spencer, execu :
tors first account. received.
Estate of Euopa Allen, will for pro-
bate ordered.
Estate OF George McGinty, petition for
sale of household furniture granted.
Estate Gorge M. Giuty, Petition 70 r
sale of real estate Notice ordered.
Estate OF Thomas X. Parker. Petition
for widow to be allowed household goods
granted.
Estate of Henry c. Johnson; apprais-
els appointed, s. w. X. Allen, Albert X.
Greene and Michael B Lynch.
Estate of John +. Godfrey; bond re-.
quired for sale OF real estate; John II.
Northup ana John Carpenter accepted
sureties. Bond $4,000.
Estate OF George NJ. Taylor; commits
sioners report IN set OF dover. Notice
ordered.
Estate of Rhoda f. Green; petition
for guardian. Notice ordere1.
Adjourned TO the second Monday in
June.
The citizens of the town are rejoicing
today that an electric railway is assured.
The territory in the valley embraces a
population OF nearly 10000, aud the
patronage will be very great.
River Point.
James c. Thornton has purchased the
trotting horse Jimmie ID.
Robert Townsend, first pipsman OF
Alert Hose comp my No. 2, is running
for the ireman's rubDsr suit at SIS. Peter
and PauPs church fair.
The directors Of the Pawtuxet Valley
park held meeting in the Pawtuxet
Valley Business Mems association rooms
last evening at 8 O'Clock. 1t was voted O
have a series of races at the grounds OF
the Pawtuxet Valley park Decoration
Day. DIR. Aram w. Colvin. Frank K.
Walker, Albert w. Knight and Lucien
w. Searle were appointed a committee to
make necessary arrangements. 1t was
voted that Treasurer John III. Campbell |
should use all means available in tn q
" neral assembly to have the park put In
the PhenIx fire district.
The Business Mems association will
hold Il meeting in Pixies block this
evening.
Phenix.
The mem bers OF the Phenix Fire COM
pauy, met in the Phenix fire station last
evening. Considerable routine business
was transacted.
Pontiac.
Charles Saleen has severed his connec-
tion with the weaving department of the
mill to accept a position at the DAVIS
vile woolen mill.
Mrs. Fitch and daughter Lille, Of Lis
bon, Conn., are the guests Of Mrs
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