Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-12
in CENTRAL FALLS.
ST. Jean-BaptIste Society
in Good Condition.
WORK OF PROBATE COURT.
School Board Organizes Personal
Mention and Newsy Notes.

A largely attended meeting OF the 81.
Jean Baptiste Society took place lest
evening. Several matters OF importance
were discussed. Eight members were
admitted, five new ones initiated and four
applications received.
The Treasurer, +. X. Lamarine, prt-
sented his quarterly report which was
accepted. The receipts amounted during
these three months to $1,000 and the ex-
penses were siS3.63 leaving a surplus OF
ta26 w. The report OF the Marlboro ex-
cursion committee was also submitted
and accepted. The expenses were f3iO.
The committee named to organize a
mid Summer excursion TO the sea report
ed pre- gcess. IL Is intended TO hold a
grand picnic at Bullock's Point during
the second week of August. The Lafa-
yette Guards Will be invited to compete
with the Guard of Honor OF the Society In
a military exhibition. The Ga rde Napo-
leon OF Fall River may also be invited.
II was voted To hold "A fair TO
begin Oct. l, the prooeeds OF which will
be applied to paying The expenses Of the
Guard OF Honor and the committee on
amusements.
Honorary President Damase Col
lette suggested that the constitution
OF the society amended so as
to allow boys under ID years OF age to en-
ter into the society. The question was
referred To the next meeting.
There are only five member on the sicK
list and the society may rightly be said
To be in tiourishing condition. Its en-
ergetic and enterprising president, j. B.
3. BraZeau, IL always busy preparing
something new whereby the society may
continue on the road OF prosperity, and
his labor is crowned with success,
Probate Court.
The regular meeting OF the Probate
Court was held yesterday afternoon.
The petition for the allowance of the
second account on the estate OF Horace
Daniels was continued To July 25.
The appointment OF the guardian over
James y. Kelly was continued to July 25.
M. Estelle Newell was appointed ad-
ministratrix on the estate OF Spaulding
Newell.
Petition Tor allowance OF first account
on estate OF Patrick McHsle was contin-
uod to July 25.
The appointment OF adm inistrator on
the estate of Eliza beth Brown was con.
tinued To July 55.
The will OF Ellen Hilton was presented
for probate and continued.
The appointment OF administrator on
estate of Patrick Carney was CO ntinued to
July IS.
The petition OF the guardian OF George
IL. Willis to sell real estate was continued
tn July n.
Pleasing Concert.
The Young Peoples Society connected
with the Mission Chapel at Reservoir
Heights held pleasing concert Tuesday
evening,
The School Committee.
Tuesday evening the School Committee
organized by electing Samuel ID. Learned
Chairman and Henry &. Dexter Clerk.
The location OF the new school building
was discussed and a sub committee, con-
sisting OF Messrs. Lent, Milligan and
Adams, was appointed to consider site
and report to the committee.
Personal.
Miss Nellie Slater OF Saylesville left
yesterday morning for Cleveland, o., as
representative to the Convention of the
Y. z. T.. Il. y. from the society connected
with the Memorial Chapel.
Hon. John NJ. Fournier left today for
Nova Scotia where he will spend a week
purchasing stock for his trade.
Louis N. Laliberte, clerk at Evans q
Young's, is on his vacation. he will
spend q couple of weeks at the sesshore.
Interesting Items.
The Philharmonic Bands fair viii close
tonight.
Washington Lodge, K. of p, met last
evening and worked the rank of knight
on four candidates.
The Holy Trinity Young Mems Catho-
lie Association met last evening, but
nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
A meeting of the Ladies Auxilisry was
held In Temperance Hall last evening and
arrangements were completed for the en-
tertainment tomorrow evening.