Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-26
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Work Of The Probate Court
Yesterday Afternoon.
LAST NIGHTS GOOD PARADE
Outing ofthe ST, Jean Baptiste Society
Today Notes.

A regular meeting OF the Probate Court
was held yesterday afternoon.
The petition for allowance of first and
hnsl account OF guardian OF Mary Feeney
was allowed.
Petition for allowance of first account
of administrator on estate of Nelson
Goodwin was continued To Aug. 8.
Petition for allowance OF second account
on the estate OF Horace Daniels was con-
tlnued to Aug. 8.
Ann Kelly was appointed a Guardian of
James p. Kelley.
The allowance OF first account of ad-
ministrator on the estate of Patrick Nc
Hale was continued to Aug. s.
Alfred Il. Brown was appointed admin
istrator on estate OF Elizabeth Brown.
The will OF Ellen Hilton was admitted
TO probate.
James W. Carney was appointed admin
istrator on estate OF Patrick Carney.
Louis A. Minor was appointed sdminis-
TRAITOR on estate OF Julia A. Minor.
julia A. Ballou was appointed adminis-
trstrix on estate OF Wheaton f. Ballou.
Robert Broome was appointed guardian
| over Mark Monkhouse.
Petition for probate OF will OF Amelia
p. Jsnckes was continued to Aug. 8.
Petition for appointment OF guardian
over Mary Synon was continued to Aug.S.
The final account of guardian OF Grace
A. Wood was continued to Aug.s 8
DIstrict Court.
Before Judge Goff this morning James
| A. Robinson was sent to the State Farm
| for one year at a common drunkard.
Four persons we're fined e and cost for
quarrelling and revelllng.
To Crescent Park.
Several hundred persons have gone from
| Centra! Falls and Pawtucket to Crescent
Park today to enjoy the excursion and
picnic organized by the st. Jean Bsptiste
Society.
A Good Parade.
To give more publicity to the ADVERTISE
ment OF their excursion TO Crescent Park,
| the mem bers OF the 81. Jean Bsptiste So
ciety had a torchlight parade last even.
ing. They were preceded by the Phil
harmonic Band, 40 pieces strong, and es-
corted by their Guard of Honor In their
fine new Summer uniforms. The parade
passed through Central, North Main,
East, Fountain, Exchange, North Main.
| Nam and Broad streets. IL attracted
quite a crowd and the fine drill of the
Guard OF Honor was appreciated all along
| the line.
Horan- Reynolds.
A very pretty wedding took place this
| morning at the Church OF the Holy Trim
ity. The contracting parties were VIM.
p. Horan and Mise Kate Reynolds, both
| OF Central Falls. Mr.. Horsn Is we'll and
| favorably known, and Is employed as sec
| tion hand at Conant's, where he COM
msnd's the respect OF all by his gentle
| manly ways lie is n son OF y. Horan,
| Central Falls coal merchant. Among the
| presents, which were varied and costly,
| we're handsome willow rocker from
his shopmatos and an elegant
| silver set from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page.
| The couple left on the noon train TO spend
their honeymoon at Revere Beach, and
upon their return will begin housekeep-
| Ing at 619 Pine stree. The bridesmaid,
was Mrs. Annie Reynolds, sister. of the
bride, while II. f. Horsn, the popular
| Forester, a brother OF the groom, was
best man.
The New school House.
There Will be a meeting of the School
Committee next week, when something
definite will be known In regard to the
new school house. The committee has
| done nothing since the town gave IL the
right to use the town lots on Washing
| ton street, as il did not know Just what
| portion of the land II wanted. An archi.
| tect Is at work OH plans and as soon as
| they are ready the committee will be able
to determine Just What IL wants. and so
| report to the Council. II Is the intention
| to Degiu work on the building just as soon
| AZ possible, for the room will be needed
long before 1t will be ready.
worth winning.
The veteran hrenen are now consider
| ing the Waltham muster. This Is an out
| side muster and Is one OF the best given I'm
| New England, as ithe purse amounts to
tsOO 1t will bo held sept. 3. The first
first prize, for that is the only one the
Volunteer Is interested In, is S225, and
there are many OF the boys lwho believe
| that It is worth trying for. But they will
go anyway II the Hay Cart will only ac-
| cept the invitation.