Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-25
CENTRAL FALLS.

AFTERNOON ana which during his regular
session he disposed OF as follows:
Rufus Smith was appointed executor OF
the estate OF Che late Elizabeth Nj. Smith,
with bond fixed at $500; sureties, Henry
Collier rnd Sarah A. Collier.
The petition OF guardian to sell certain
real estate on the estate OF William j.
Truesdale was granted.
The first account OF the Administrative
en- the estate of George w. Harris was re-
cieyed and continued.
The petition to sell real estate on the
estate OF Nathaniel Jencks was continued
with order of notice.
The first guardians account on the es-
tates OF Margaret and James McHale was
continued with order OF notice.
Rufus Jencks was appointed executor OF
the estate OF Amey Jencks with bond
fixed at 10000; sureties, Samuel Clark,
Cyrus Ballou and Oliver Jencks.
The petition for the filing and record
Ing OF the foreign will OF Angeline Harvey
was continued with order of notice.
The administrators account on the es-
tate OF Sarah A. Bslkcom was allowed and
ordered recorded.
The guardians account on the estate of
Evelyn A. Polsey was allowed and ordered
recorded.
The petition of Hyacinth q. Contois,
was received FOR probate, and continued
with order of notice.
Petition to sell real estate OF the estate
OF the late Daniel McCartin was received
and continued with order OF notice.
The petition for the appointment OF
guardian of the estate of Mary Feepey
was continued with order OF notice.
James A. Jollie was appointed admin
istrator on the estate of Elizabeth Jollie
with bond of si, 900.
The bond of James F. Murphy, Esq,
guardian of the estates of Nellie, William
T.. and Mary Gilligan, minors, was ap.
proved.
Peter j. Morgan was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of John Morgan
with bond of $500.
Bonds on the estates of Mary A. Giblin
and Deborah Conbrey were presented and
approved.
Adjourned to August Gath.
Accident This Morning.
This morning Expresman II. l.. Borden,
while loading 80 bags of hair, met with an
accident. The greater part Of the load
was OIL the team when the bags toppled
over, pinning Borden between the side OF
the wagon and 1.-THE wheel. The clothes
were partly torn of Of him, and he re-
ceived injuries about the body.
| The Mustang Baked.
| A travelling salesman from Providence
came here yesterday driving a mustang
wi ich evidently was not we'll broken to
harness. The animal objected to going
the way the drummer guided 1t, and then
it stopped short. Much patience was
shown by the driver, but still the mus
tang was contrary, and it Is stated that
more than 30 minutes was used up In get
ting the animal from Mill to High street.
| There was much sport afforded the look
ers on, who offered all sorts of remedies 70
the driver, whose good temper was rapid
| ly diminishing. Once on High street the
equine was unhitched and given walk
around to cool its disposition of stub
Dornness which was long time cooling.
After nearly an hours trial, the balky
mustang went on as though nothing ever
occurred.
| Yesterdays Big Blow.
The storm of wind and rain of yesterday y
raised havoc with the fruit trees, grape
vines and growing plants. This morn
Ing awnings and signs are being repaired
and placed In their original positions.
Diea hursday.
Thomas Reagan, better known as
| "Chief," died at his home on, George st rect
yesterday. He was a we'll known young
man about the town.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Shannon died Thursday morning at
an early hour.
or Too the Seashore.
A party OF seven young men left here
yesterday for Bullock's Point, where they
are to remain under canvas. Whether
their first days experience will dampen
their prospects Is as yet unknown. The
majority went down on the O'Clock boat
and two were left behind to go with the
supply wagon. Trainmaster Kirk did not
put In an appearance until after y p. m.
and the trio started for "Camp Central''
with all of the baggage. The forerunners
who anticipated the first meal in camp
last night were unexpectedly disap-
| pointed.
| Interesting Items.
Superior Lodge, No. 35, 1. q. o. +. meets
this evening.
Miss Annie Heydonis guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Welch.
The Board of Tax Assessors have nearly
completed their work.
James welch is registered at the Ameri-
can hotel, Denver, Col.
A tonsorial artist shows a sign, "Hair
cutting while you watt"
Miss Mamie Ring OF Brighton, Mass, Is
visiting Miss Mary Tripp.
Hacl for Funerals, ETC..
| Mt John n. Barber's Stable, Cross street.