The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-23
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Real Estate Transactions Recorded
During the Past Week.

Last night there were two games Of polo
played in the town hall. The first game
was between the Hopetons, champions of
Providence, and the Federals. The game
was well played and the victory was hard
earned, the score being to l in favor of
the Federals. The second game played
was between the Watchemokets and the
Camp Streets of Providence. The firemen
were defeated by score OF too.
The chief OF police received q report
this morning that a 12-year r-old girl had
been assaulted by an unknown man. The
girl was badly frightened but not in
jured. She managed TO break away from
the grasp OF her assailant. The case is
being investigated.
The following are the real estate trans
fers recorded at the town clerks Office
during the past week: William j. Tlllot-
son leased to w. Il. and e. A. Hibbard
one lot OF land on the westerly side of
Crescent avenue at Riverside, with all the
buildings and improvements, for $3.50 q
year; Harriet A. White sold TO Sophronia
M. Dunham, half of burial lot No. 3S7 In
the Carpenter Cemetery; James y. Will
lard sold to Leander * Whitmarsh one
certain lot OF lands with all the build
ings and improvements thereon on the
plats, known as the "Plat OF house
lots belonging to Tristan Burgess" for
$40; Catherine j. Hunt sold TO Simon
Hunt eight lots of land, So to y3 inclusive,
on the Sunny Side plat, belonging to
Thomas II. Ray and others; also six lots
OF land known as 102, ia, 11S, 119, and
plat Of land belonging to Tristan
Burgess, in Seekork; Stephen X.
Tucker and Orin T. Kume sold to
George Bennett, one lot of land with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
known rs lot numbered 73 on the X. o.
Whitney's plat; Susan b. Brown sold to
Jane b. Reed one lot of land situ-
atsd on the plat entitled, Warren
Avenue plat, belonging TO Samuel
whelden, Esq.," and numbered 8, for $40;
Springvale Cemetery Company sold TO
James Hanley and Edward Hardy lots
numbered 80 and 100 for the sum OF $50;
William Il. Rowand ct ux. sold to James
III. Thompson lot of land with all
the buildings and improvements on
the plat of land entitled "Plat of
land belonging TO Samuel Whelden."
for $40; Jane b. Read sold to Henry 4.
Read, lot mum bered upon plat entitled
Warren Avenue Plat, belonging to Samuel
Whelden, for 800; the Spring Vale Gene
terry sold to Nancy w. Miller for the cum
OF 500, the southerly one-half OF lots mum.
bered % and 100; William Richmond sold
to Il. A. and Charlotte Bezely one lot If
land with all the buildings and improve
ments. known as lot No. 20 on plat en-
titled Plat OF land belonging to William
III. Richmond" for 81; Daniel Ranchaffe
sold to Ida A. Nelson, for the sum of $40,
lot numb bered l56 on plat entitled Plat
OF Riverside villa lots" near Cedar
Grove.
Sunday evening at the Universalist
Church Rev. DIR. Eddy will deliver the
fourth of his series of lectures. The SUBJ
ject will be "Universalism Reappearing at
the Lutheran Reformation"
At the United Congregational Church
the evening service will be united
with the Christian Endeavor meeting
and will be conducted by the Y.P. ). G. E.,
after which remarks will be made by the
pastor and others that wish to speak
there Sunday.
The pastor OF the Second Baptis.
Church, who has been out OF town, is
expected back Sunday.