Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-11
CENTRAL FALLS.
What the Probate Court Did
Yesterday.
Co. G's Weekly Shoot-Sepeca and
Bartender Bailed Out.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Lincoln Court OF Probate was held yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. f. Edna Moies was appointed ad-
ninlstratrix OF the estate of Thomas &.
Moies.
The will OF John I. Kirwan was ad-
mitted TO probate and Helena T.. Kirwan
was appointed administrators. Helena
Kirwan was appointed guardian OF the
estates OF Vincent III. and Regina Kirwan.
Ambrose Choquet was appointed guard
ian on the estate OF Patrick Feeney.
William II. Reagan was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Margaret
Reagan.
The petition for the probating of the
will OF Sarah l.. Jenckes was continued.
Petition for the probating OF the will OF
Henry l.. Lambert was received and con-
tinued with order OF notice.
The petitions OF probating the will of
the estate - Alfred Forau and the APP
pointment OF a guardian OF the estate OF
Walter Foran, minor, were both con-
tinued with order of notice.
Two Out OF Three Released.
Proprietor joseph SENEGAL OF the liquor
saloon at 592 Mill street, who was in
LTOuDlt 1thltIuhl III lAt DlnNANb NOhib
and taken to jail with his son and bar
tender, returned to his place OF business
about 5 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, hav-
ing been released from Cranston in COM
pany with his bartender OH bonds, fur
nished, so be states, by his brother, who
Is a contractor OF Wanskuck. They at
once returned TO business duties and the
place was open last evening as usual.
The son, Nho admitted stealing the sum
of fl73 from the father, Is still at jail. IL Is
stat ed that the colored man, Harris, Will
now bring suit for false imprisonment
against SENEGAL.
VIII Eat ChOwder.
Tomorrow evening the Temperance
Cadets will dispose OF clam chowder
which will open the first OF list OF enter
tainments TO be held by the active corps
during the Winter months.
The Polo Kick.
Representatives OF the local polo team
attended the formation meeting OF the
new amateur league at Providence last
evening and according to all accounts
they experienced stormy time. Those
who attended the gathering say that
everything is cut and prepared for the
interest OF Manager McGunagle. The
amateur championship games are all to
be played at Infantry Hall, Providence,
and only exhibition games are to be
played at the homes OF the local clubs.
Counterfeit Half Dollars.
Two young men, well dressed, were
| about the Western part OF the village
yesterday afternoon purchasing small
| articles, and rendering in payment
counterfeit half dollars for which they
received good money In change.
The Scores
Corp. McCarrick made tho best score,
| 20. at Co. G's shoot last night. The other
scores we're: Fay. ID; Tanning, II; Sergt.
Houlihan, 10; Flynn, 8; Finnegan, 8.
Interesting Items.
The members OF Company q hold night
ly target practice.
Howard W. Dexter OF Lewiston, Me-, Is
here among friends.
Mrs. Howard Packard OF Boston is the
guest OF her sister here.
1t is Polo Manager Welch; but where is
the wine clerks football team?
Who will be the fortunates for patrol
mans positions on the police force?
One young lady who resides on Central
| street "got taken In" yesterday afternoon
with two counterfeit half dollars.