The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-03
OLNEYVILLE.
The Morning Gossip of the
JOhnStOnianS.
The News BUREAU, oLNEYvILLS,
No Ha,tf,rl

No. Hartford Avenue.
In the Johnston Probate Court this
morning, before Judge W. +. King,
lengthy docket was disposed of rs fol-
lows: The will OF Charles ID. Shesrd, ad-
mitted for probate, was continued one
week, with order of notice.
The petition of the administratrix OF
the estate of Henry Ii. Atwood for six
months support from the estate was al
lowed.
Benjamin Lester and wife were granted
permission to adopt Alice NJ. West and
change her name to Cora Alice Lester.
Lydia L. Taylor was appointed guardi-
au OF the person and estate OF Ann NJ.
and Minnie J. Austin.
Kate VI. Potter was granted permission
TO sell real estate OF the estate Of Benja-
min II. Potter at inventory.
The inventory of Reece Whittle estate
was received and ordered recorded. The
widow was allowed set of furniture
and six months support
The final account OF Aresath Pierce,
Administrative of the estate of William
A. Pierce, was received and allowed.
The account of the administrator of
the A.W. Almy estate was continued one
week.
James McDole, husband OF the late
Mary McDole, petitionsd for an appoint
ment as administrators. There was a
counter petition for the appointment of
Mrs. McDole's son, John Mclaughlin,
ana the court appointed Mr.. Mclaughlin.
The court adjourned for one week.
EVENING SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
Under direction of the principal, W.
II. harrington, and his corps OF Teachers,
an enjoyable entertainment was given last
night at the Manton evening school. The
program was as follows:
Reading, Annie Morgan; piano solo,
Agnes Crofwel1; reading, Mary Stone;
vocal selection, Helen Eiselt; reading.
Mabel Hefernan; reading, Emily Ruizler;
vocal selection, Sadie Mincheon; reading,
Lizzie Tray; reading, Richard Aust;
logue, Rose Butler, Nellie De Coursey,
Mime Fetching; reading, Sadie Min
chon; cornet solo, Msster Roger Gra-
ham; reading, Leo HefferDan; reading,
Emma Eiselt; dialogue, H. Fetching,
n. DE Coursey, NJ, Mccarthy and Victoria
piano duet, Master Henry and Miss
Annie Lodge; reading, Lizzie Johannis;
reading, Joseph Landry; reading, Grace
Heany; piano solo, Master Henry Lodge.
TWO SESSIONS OF THE COURT A WEEK.
The Judge of the Eighth District Court
has arranged TO hold session OF this
court Mondays and Fridsys of each week,
beginning December 13. Mondays will
be known as civil days, and Fridays as
criminal days.
This departure is to relieve Mondays OF
q portion of the business, and will he
welcome news TO those having occasion
to attend tho court, especially the attor-
neys who were frequently obliged to
wait a half day under the former custom
of hearing the docket entire at one sit.
ting of the court.
INDICATIONS OF STARTING.
IL was reported that four dressers Mt No.
4 mill of the Fletcher plant on Valley
street were put TO work Yesterday. This
is taken as an indicat ION that this mill.
which was shut down about a week ago
because of lack OF order, is TO be start
ed again.
NOTES
Two new cases OF diphtheria are report
ed this morning. Both are in families
already afflicted. -----
The meeting Of the Business Mems AS.
sociation last evening was so slimly at
tended thst an adjournment TO next
Monday evening was deemed advisable.
The Indepenoent Club OF Msrino APP
poliinted a committee OF fifteen at
meeting last evening to arrange for
ball, New Years eve.
Registration I'm Johnston thus far is
very light.