The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-16
OLNEYvILLE.
Business Transacted at Session Of
Probate Court.
Sunday School Class 30ih Anniversary.
Bicyclists on Parade.
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Before Judge William r.. King this
morning In the Johnston Probate Court,
Walter ID. Harris rendered his fourth
account as guardian OF the estate OF Eva
Il. and Amy l.. Sutcliff. The account
was approved and ordered recorded.
Upon request. he was released as guard
ian of the person of Eva. K. frofh this
cate.
Daniel s. Thurber, administrator of the
estate OF Ethan 4. Thurbsr, petitioned
for perm ission to sell resl estate. Con-
tinued with order Of notice.
Inventories OF the estates OF Howard 8.
Prior, Patrick II. Ryder, Ethan Tburber
ordered recorded. Sarah A. Ryder. ad-
ministrator OF the estate of Patrick
Ryder, asked for permission to sell real
estate, which was continued TO July IA,
with order Of notice.
CLASS REUNION.
Class 10 of the Broadway Sunday School,
of which Victor Horton has been teacher
for 80 years, celebrated their 30th ami
versary at Odd Fellows Hall, PlainfeId
street, last night. Beside past and pres
ent members OF the class and their fam
lilies number OF the officers OF the
school, including the pastor and superin-
tendent were present TO pay their respects
20 the veteran Sunday School worker,
who cast his lot with the broadway Bap-
tist Sunday School so many years ago.
Literary exercises were enjoyed, refresh
ments were served and an evening OF
sociability was enjoyed by the large gath
ering present.
PARADE AND CONCERT.
Two hundred and fifty bicycles were in
the parade from Exchange place 10 Odd
Fellows square In Johnston last night.
The repairing OF the track on Plainfieid
street was the reason of the parade going
only to Odd Fellows squsre. The clubs
participating attended the benefit concert
given in Irons Hall in aid Of Edward
Muldowney, who was recently injured at
Crescent Park. The program was as
ioilows; Quartet, Hunting Glee,"
Misses Parsons and Collingham, Messrs.
Holden and Roscoe; song, selected, Mr..
Thomas Holden; cornet solo, selected,
Mr.. Thomas Fish; reading, sour Ice
Cream" Miss Mabel Bartlett; specialties,
Messrs. Roscoe and Dowling; violin SOLO,
"Martha," Master James W. Singleton;
quartet, "Bridal Chorus; song. "Past
and Future" Miss Florence r. Parsons;
natural piccolo. "Tancredi ..Masaniello,"
Mr.. j. 4. Baron; specialties. Messrs.
Roscoe and Bowling; drum majors batol
swinging, Mr.. Octave Parent; quartet,
"Madrigal, From Yeoman OF the Guard"
ABOUT TOWN.
A local shopkeeper who has had a man
decorating fences in the vicinity of Allen
dale was notified yesterday that the -re-
moval of his artistic lettering at once
would save him trouble. Last night two
men were despatched to remove what one
man had last Saturday taken all day to
put on the fences of the Allendale Com
pany.
The Oineyvillc Ca~ets at their meeting
last evening elected three new mem bers,
received two propositions and appointed
committee of five to arrange for the
organization going into camp August /.
James McQuiilan and Nellie Forsyth,
two young residents OF this section, were
married at st. Joseph's at 8 O'Clock this
morning. Edward Regan was best man
and Annie Tuhey was bridesmaid.
The Christian Endeavor social and lit
erary committee of tie Broadway Baptist
Church met with Miss Hunt of Spencer
street last evening and arranged for
lawn party the first week in July.
James Fox, who cut himself with a
scythe last Friday, had bis right leg
amputated at the knee at the Rhode
Island Hospital yesterday.
EDDY STREET COMMISSION ORGANIZED.
The commissioners appointed to lay out
and widen Eddy street in the town of
Johnston met this noon, and organized
by the election of II. =. Martin as chair
man and William M. King as secretary.
The commissioners then went to view the
street, to which considerable of their at
tention Will be given for some time.