Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-27
m CENTRAL FALLS.
Probate Court TransaCls
Considerable Business.
ORDINANCE DISREGARDED.
Wedding This Morning - District
Court News Notes.

Council chamber Wednesday afternoon,
Judge Fessenden presiding, the following
business was transacted:
Alsydus Lecourse was appointed admin
istrator OF the estate OF Hazaras Gendron,
with bond fixed at $3.50; Louis Breault
and John Bresult sureties; appraisers, c.
II. Easton, Frere Fountain and w. H.
Gooding.
The will OF Lavina Laylor was con-
tinued with order OF notice.
The petition OF Bridget Brennan for the
appointment OF an administrator de
bonus non OF the estate of her husband,
Thomas Brennan, came up by continu.
ance, and James Brennan was appointed,
with bond fixed at 200; sureties, Michael
Whalen and Matthew Cullen; appraisers,
William and James Gooding, and Z. Fred
Crawford.
The petition of Isabella Davis for the
removal of Charles M. Greene, guardian
of the person and estate of George Davis,
was continued to the next meeting.
The will OF Ruth III. Smith was ordered
recorded.
The first account of Thomas McHale,
guardian OF Margaret and Thomas Nc
Hale, continued.
The petition for the appointment Of sd-
ministrator on the estate of Julia A.
Miner was continued.
Petition for the appointment of guar
dian of William and Thomas Browning
vas continued, with order of notice.
G. Allen Chadsey was appointed admin
| istrator Of the estate OF Sarah A. Balloon,
with bond fixed at $500.
Enforce the Ordinance.
There is golden opportunity for those
who have the proper authority to enforce
section IS, chapter 0 of the town ordi-
nances relating to the throwing of rub
bish, handbills and papers into the street.
The principal street which connects the
eastern and western parts of the village is
disgrace, on both sides Of the
Central street grade crossing. Frequently
shopkeepers are seen sweeping the dirt
from their stores into the cutters, and no
end of flying paper, saoh as used for
bundles, old newspapers and advertise
ments are seen daily blowing about the
highway. The cutters which but few
days ago were relieved of the filth
are at the present "chock full" again,
and with the recent rain makes
mud much more than one inch
deep. People seem to have no regard
whatever for this ordinance. Twice with
In three weeks a well-known firm have
cleaned the street and burned the garbage
and floating papers. These people are ex.
ceedingly nea' IN the front of their 81 ore,
not even allowing peanut shells
upon the sidewalk. Some of tn,
principal storekeepers are the most
tn blame In this matter. At 337 Central
thrown upon the sidewalks, which makes
the place a nuisance. Yeserds two men
peddliug advert tisemen;s scattered good
sized bills about the streets. For viola
ting the above the penalty is a fine OF not
less than q or more than t2O, or impris-
onment 10 days, paying all costs.
An Important Meeting.
From the gay festivities of the fair now
in progress at the Sacred Heart Temper
ance Society Hall the house was trans
ferred to one of sorrow last evening, W hen
special meeting was held to take ac-
lion upon the death OF Peter +. MulligaD,
tried and faithful member. President
George X. Corrigan presided and there
was good sized attendance. Several OF
the members eulogized the departed one
who Is the third member that has passed
away since the society was formed. Moth
ing but words OF commentator and en-
dorsements Of his manly character were
heard, and his energetic work for the BEN
eit OF the society was highly spoken OF.
President Corrigan, Henry Alendorf and
Joseph Kelly were appointed committee
to prepare resolutions. II was voted that
the society parade In q body at the funer-
al Friday morning, and President Corri-
gan, Matthew McCaffrey and John Nc
Aievy were appointed a committee to
complete all the necessary arrange.
ments. The meeting adjourned to
meet at 8 o'clock Friday morning
at their hall, q notice OF which
will be found I'm another column.
committee consisting of three MEM
bers were instructed TO take to the resi-
dence OF the deceased beautiful floral
tribute which was shown the mem bers.
The piece IL 2 feet inches by 3 and
is in the form of the society and Union
badge. Al the base is the cross, while
interviewer In blue immortelles up
on white hack ground is the
letters OF the society, "s. II. II. A. q b.
b." under an arch Of choice pink roses.
The entire emblem In tinged with ferns,