The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-13
THE PAWTUXET VALLEY.
THE DOINGS OF THE PROBATE
COURT At WARWICK YESTERDAY.
Meeting OF tho School Committee and
Town Council-Other Items of Inter
est Relating to Valley villages.

At regular meeting of the probate
court of Warwick held Monday, the fol
lowing business was transac ed:
The will of Hannah A. Congdon was ad.
mitted 10 probate-Gideon G.. Congdon ap-
pointed administrator with the will annexed;
Estate of Euripa Allen. will for probate.
Continued.
Estate of George McGinty. petition for sale
Of real estate, granted; bond S2,oOO, ana con-
Estate of~George w. Taylor, commission
ers report To set Off dover; continued and
ordered that the plat be continued for
Estate of Rhoda Grum. petition for guar
dian; George @. Nightingale, jr., appointed;
Estate OF George J. Coombs Petition for
administrator. George Ii. Blanchard ap-
pointed bond $500.
Estate of Maxim Gorton. Petition for ad-
ministrator. Dwight IL. Andrews appointed ;
bond $500.
Estate OF Catherine Hathorn. Inventory,
Si3. Received and ordered recorded.
Estate of Lewis Gorton. ADMINISTRATOR
first and final account. Continued with
order of notice.
Estate of William Stafford. Petition for
guardian. Notice ordered.
Estate of Charles Brown. Petition for ad-
minstrator. Notice ordered.
Estate of Henry &. johnson, inventory s200
received and ordered recorded.
Estats of Pierre A. Lessard. declaration of
insolvency. Pierre Bedard, Noise Leclere
and Ambrose Choquitti appointed commis-
sioners.
Estate OF Harriet Y. Atwood, decree from
supreme court confirming order of probate
court ordered recorded.
Petition for adoption of ROME Lafargu,.
Granted and change of name ordered.
Estate Colin S. Arnold; discharge of guar
dian ordered.
Estate of Abby Ann whipple. Petition for
administrators with the will annexed. James
nals A1 mi fnt nj hr.t,
Estate OF George w. Taylor. Petition for
an additional allowance of dover. Continued
with order of notice. Adjourned.
Warwick School Committee.
The school committee met in annual
session at Armory hail with the follow
ing members present: George f. SLel-
don, John N. Hoxie. Clarence o Carp en-
tor George w. Spencer, John II.
Northup. Webster Knight. Isaac II.
Whitford, Dwight X. Adams, Eep jamin
Il. Diwley, William A. Corey. Oliver j.
Chappelle. Oliver G. Williams and L eter
j. Cough.
George f. Sheldon was elected chair
man of the board for the ensuing year.
ana Clarence q. Carpenter clerk.
The clerk presented the annual report
of the school committee which was ac-
ceptel aud ordered printed.
Rev. Frederick III. Adams of Rivec
Point was elected superin tendent of the
public schools Of Warwick for the ensu-
ing year.
The committee voted to defer action on
mnsic books until u subsequ mt meeting.
Dwight IL. Adams gave notice of the
necessity OF change In music books,
physiology, writing books, Biographies,
arthmetics and languale lesson.
George w. Spencer gave notice OF a
change in bookkeeping books
II Bilts-a mounting to Sl024 Al were or
dered paid.
The Town Council
At nesting Of the Warwick town
council held M ,nday at . p. m. in Ar
mo-y hall the application of Lititia A.
Canning for a secoud-class liquor license
was continued two weeks
Voted that King streeC In Pontiac be
decl red u publIc highway and attach ell
e. Highway distrItt e. NJ. B.
Lice SIS To sell fireworks on July 4th
were granted to John II. Sherman. Is iac
X. Cursor, job G. Urquhart and Jonn
James. Adjourned to June Goth.
Pontiac.
A lawn party was given by trio of
our Swedish young ladies'. the Misses
l. ma Krone. Nora Broback and Anna
II )den, last Saturday evening, on thu
grounds adjoining the residence Of VIII
liam Carlson. About sixty invited
ri ,nds we're present. and greatly en-
joyed themselves in games and plays OF
different kinds until late hour. Ice
cream. cake and Strawberries were served
in abundance during the evening.
Several members of a religious society
Of AuburE drove into this village Sun
day al, ernoon, aud ~ O'Clock neld IN
out-ofdooy devotional service. The
party consisted OF both ladies aud geatle-
men AID mum Dered some twelve or fif-
teen. Their means OF conveyance con.
sisted OF a nice party wagon drawn by a
noble pair OF horses. The vehicle had
painted on each side the words,
- Gospel Wagon" in an artistiv
Prev US to Their departure
they gave notice that they would be
resent with Us next Sunday afternoon
and also mold auotaer devotional s.rvice
Miss Ethel Watts OF Johnston is being
sntertai led by friends In this VILLAGE.
Mrs. John Russell aud her sous, james
ana Albert, arrived home yesterday,
after two weeks sol )urh amoug friends
IL Lowell, NJ 1885,. anu it., suburbs.
Ine evacuation for tne fouudation of
,he new Swedish hall has been com.
nenced Oh Ceatral street.
John Peterson OF Natick succeeds
Adofph Torell as driver OF the com pany's
tore order waIon. the latter having
been promoted to the position of market
nan, John Broback having resigned that
,osi.ion on account of i'll health.
Andrew Gorton left this village for
Sew York city last Saturday night,
where he has gone on business trip.