The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-05-29
EAST PROVIDENCE
The Real Estate Transfers of n Week
Memorial Services Yesterday.


| The Real Estate Transfers OF n Week
Memoirs Services Yesterday.
The following transfers of real estate
were recorded at the town clerks Office
during the past week:
Alice r. Morse aud Charles b. Morse
| sold 20 Clinton >. Streeter, one undlvid-
| ed sixth part or a tract OF land. with
buildings and improvements situated on
| the westerly side of che road leading To
harrington, and containing about fifteen
acres.
Also tract of land on the edge OF the
Great Woods" so called, containing two
acres. Also tract in the Great Woods,
containing seven acres. Also tract OF
land In North kingstown containing
three acres and seyenty-seven rods, Tor
| 500.
Galen Carpenter sold to Julia 2. Per-
kins lot No. 346 in the Carpenter ceme-
terry for $40.
Harry Wood sold to Patrick j. Cava'
naugh lot No. % on the Samuel Hediey
plat Of the Kent land. laying between
Massasoit avenue. for $40.
David Is. Coddin0 and PAMELA ID.
Codding sold TO Anastasia Bradley lots
No. 22S a"d 23O on the Pleasant Blum
plat, and improvements thereon for 81.
A decree from the supreme court t.
Walter X. Pettis lot No. 139 on the Trist-
am Burgess plat by Howe, also lot No.
% on the Cedar Grove Villa plat, with
al the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Thomas Early 81 Company have placed
a lien on Z he property OF A. G. Red. be
ing lots 149 aud $50 on the Riverside villa
plat, with buildings. for sl44S.
James street is being improved near
Waterman avenue. The cut at the
IL 4 A.
will eventually he necessary To lower IL
still NOR, as Russell avenue is To be
drained through that street.
Bucklin post, &. A. r., and Bucklin
Relief corps, vita General George &.
Meade camp, S. of ", attended divine
worship at the First Universslist cnurcn
yesterday morning ana at the Second
Baptist church in the evening. Appro-
pirate aud interesting discourses were
given by the preachers at bo h places.
Israel Douglass Ellis has been unite q
in marriage with Miss l. lille Lloyd by
the r. W John Stewart. The bride was
formerly resident OF New Brunswick.
They will occupy house on Water
street.
There was very pleasant purity at the
home of Mrs. William f.. Wright on
Nhelden street Saturday evening, the
occasion being Mrs. Wright's birthday.
Vocal and ins rumental music was en-
joyed, after which an excellent collation.
was served.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary A. Short
oOk place Saturday afternoon fTom the
esdence of her daughter, Mrs Cole, on
Mauran avenue. Rev. John 5 .ewart,
pastor OF the Secopd Baptist church, OF
hciated. The bearers were George Whit
aker, George Mathewson, Daniel >. Peck
ani wi iliam Briggs. The rem aims were
tol,eyed TO Tyler cemetery, Darlington,
tor l.terment
Judge George ~ Bliss attended the an
nuai meeting { the alumni OF the Fail
River Hign scnool, OF which he Is
graduate.
The flag fioated ut half mast over the
Bucklln Post ball yesterday in Louor OF
the dead heroes who foughs to maintain
our national unity, duriIs the la e un-
Dleasantuess.
network -ea-tA -Nlxahne is about
complei ed. She will be taken fl the dry
dock I, d ".
the cuncludins service of the series of
n srrN ices at he town hall was held
y sterday. A prJgr IN was rendered AS
follows; Singing, hymus, by the choir I;
responsive readi *, pastor AID con Ire,a
tion singing by tue congregation lort
discourse, hev. j. A. Stewart: prayer,
Rsv Albert Greene sin ling, choir 5 NJ
ing, quartet soio, Clarence Fierce sing
iug, congregation; sol Rev. j. \ > ew-
art; remark, Rev. III. h JohusOn re-
marks, Rev. Albert johnson. In. s.r-
vice closed with farewell remark. and
singing "Americ l."
The G. a. X. has made the following
arrangements for ,he observance OF
Memorial Day. Buckliu post will
as emble AT the post bail at 1890 p. NJ,
where the line Will Ioriu. At lne town
hall there viii be appropriate services.
lnese services VIII coneisj OF singing by
the school children. prayer by Rev. H.
| q. Horton, address by the Rev. H. f.
johnson and music by the Aquidneck
Cornet band. Tue line viii then be re-.
! formed and tue veterans will march To
Broadway, where they will take carriages
Tor East Providence q. nter. Services
! viii be held at HUnt's cemetery. after
whicn the "vets" " viii proceed TO decor
ate the graves OF departed comrades.
a ter the work OF placing flowers on
the las resting places of the dead heroes
they will return To the town hall In car
riages There line will be- formed and
they will malcl back to Post hall, wnere
"A collation. VIII be served by the Womels