Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-05-24
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Case Of James S. Phillips
Against Samuel Clark.
WORK ON BROAD STREET.
Writ Against the License Commission
ers in the Synon Case.

In the Appellate Division OF Supreme
Court yesterday the case OF James 8.
Phillips against Samuel Clark, admin
istrator, was heard. This Is a bill In
equity brought by the complainant
against the respondent as administrator,
with Will annexed, on the estate OF Ma
thaniel ). Mowry, late OF Lincoln, de-
ceased, for the establishment OF a certain
legacy given the complainant under the
Wills OF Elisha and Benjamin Mowry, de-
ceased, as charge on certain real estate,
and also OF trust, the same having been
sold by the respondent.
The complainant contends that the
legacies are charge on the real estate OF
Benjamin and Elisha Mowry, and should
be paid out OF the proceeds derived from
the sale OF said real estate in case OF fall
ure OF personal assets.
The prayer OF the bill is for an acsount-
Ing that the respondent may be decreed
to pay to the complainant the sums be-
queathed; hat the legacies may be de.
creed to be trustee OF the funds In his
hands for the benefit OF the complainant,
and that new trustee OF the funds be ap-
pointed.
The respondent in answer sets out the
insolvency OF the estate OF n. g. Mowry,
the appointment OF Commissioners, and
that the time OF filing claims is long
since past aud no appeal has been taken.
He further claims that the complainant
proved his claim against the estate of N.
). MowTy, and that, therefore, he is
estoppod from bringing his bill.
ON Broad Street.
Persons having business on Broad street
are we'll pleased at the rapid Improvement
OF this thoroughfare. The progress made
thus far Is surprising and az the present
rate OF activity soon the looked for better
ment will be an accomplished fact. The
work OF putting In the sewer has pro-
ceded In systematic and business. like
manner, and good luck and good man
agement have contributed to rapid and
satisfactory work. As little delay as pos
sible has been occasioned, everything
moving along In gratifying way.
Writ Issued
A writ of certiorari was issued i'm the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday on the petition OF the Lonsdale
Company and others against the Boprd OF
License Commissioners OF Lincoln to
certify their records in the matter OF
granting the license OF John II. Synon to
sell liquor In Lonsdale. The writ was
made returnablo Monday, May 2s, at 10
O'Clock n, N.
Probate Court,
The regular semi monthly meeting of
the Probate Court was held yesterday
afternoon.
The petition oil the guardian OF John
Lee TO sell real estate was granted.
The will of Patrick Cavanaugh was pro-
bated and James Murphy was appointed
administrator.
The petition OF the administrator OF
the estate of Ann Clark to sell real estate
was continued to June 13.
The second account OF the administra-
tor ofthe Horacs Daniels estate was con-
tinued to June 13.
The appointment OF guardian of Joseph
Irumball was continued To June 13.
Interesting Items.
Miss Amy and Emma Breen OF Norwich,
Conn.,, are on visit TO relatives on Cross
street.
The Town Council was I'm Lonsdale this
forenoon canvasSIng the voting lists of
District No. 4.
At the meeting OF Washington Lodge,
X. OF r., last evening the ranks of esquire
and knight were worked.
The mission st the French Catholic
Church is being we'll attended and much
good must result from the efforts of the
Jealous priests IN charge.
An interesting meeting OF the Young
Mems Catholic Association of the Holy
Trinity pariih was held last evening and
considerable routine business was
transacted. The committee on the recent
entertainment reported which showed
that the affair was success financially.
committee was appointed to secure a
charter.