The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-29
CRANSTON.
R al Estate Transfers for The Week.
General TOwn Ma t.rs.


Gsneral Town Ma t,rs.
The following transfers were made in real
estate the past week Henry II. Savage 20
Mary V. Lusigman. two lots at South Au-
burn: John W. Bromley TO Franz Werle, lot
at South Auburn: J. A. Budlong g. sons Com
pany TO Samuel Smith. six lots at Eden Park,
to George Field, two lots at Eden Park, TO
Peter Peters. three lots at Eden Park, To
James f. McCutchson and wife one lot at
Eoen Park plat No. p Ezra Read and wife to
Simpson r. Brown. 2ls OTIS on Ezra Read
plat of land: lose Pena to Jose Pena, Jr., lot
on Sprague Homestead plat; .Iohn Hass and
wife TO Jose Pena, Jr., lot ON Sprague Home
stead plat William T.. Harmon 60 William j.
Hownrth ct ux., two lots mt West Arlington;
james H. Gill and wife TO Nancy X. Bishop,
lot 81, section II, Plain Farm plat William
t. Harmon TO Alexander Martin, 21s lots nj
West Arlington: Peter ;. Dobson and wife TO
Josephine Fry. lot ON ID. II. Child's plat; viii
liam e. Harmon TO George A. Cornell lot at
West Arlington; Edward 4. Egan TO Cynthia
A. Perkins lot on Betsey Williams plat Ben
jamin H. Knowles 20 Edward Fl. Smeed, two
lots on wayland Park annex; William Il.
Harmon TO Peter ". Swenson, two lots at
West Arlington,
Mr. Thomas Weaver Of Dyer avenue, Grams
ton, has been admitted a. "A patient into the
Roger Williams Hospital MIR Veazer has for
some time been sufferer with rheumatism.
Mr.. John Barry, postmaster at Cranstor,
is preparing to build house on the corner Of
Cranston street and Haven avenue by exca-
waiting cellar
Among the lovers Of pretty homes and sur
roundings in the town. none has been more
successful in fixing "A COW home. surrounded
artistically 10y the beauties Of nature, than
has Highway Commissioner Conlcy ON Eden
Park.
The Mission Workers Of Pnwtuxet will
serve a Mag breakfast Saturday morning.
Last night about o'clock, while the vigi.
liant members Of the Bull Town fire comnany
sat I'm dreamy rovcrie with visions of burn
ing honses screaming women and thou ghts
of an applauding multitude crossing their
minds. they heard the Arlington school bell
peal forth i'm loud tones. Tho bell rang 10
call tho property owners Of the district to-
gother 20 fix n district tax rate for the coming
year. hut the Bull Town firemen dio not
know this. The alarm Ot fire was given aed
West Arlington and CransrOn was soon In "a
state OF excitement. A dozen stalwart f.
men jumped IN front ~ "A street car ana ~.
IL up while their companions In bresthlp~-
haste fastened the reel TO the rear end Of the
ear. All who could possibly .fnd standing
room boarded the car and n crowd Of others
followed on foot keeping tims to tho dingle
~ the bells ON the hose cart and the gong un-
der the foot Of the excited motorInan. " no
opcned his power valve and carried this
anxious throng into the puict hamlet ~ Ar
lington nj n rapid speed. At first the RESIDENT ;
~ Arlington looked frightened. but when the
story leaked out There was tumultous up-
roar of hearty laughter, amid which the
blushing heroes of the little mistake quietly
wended their way homawnrd. Please do not
say anything about it, for the BOYS do not
like 20 be reminded Of the way in which they
excited n quiet village.
Tonight th. old school district 20 Knigrts-
Vile will hold meeting 10 fix the tax rate
Tor the coming year tO help pay OF the ipdsse.
ednsss VI the old school ai-iriosa y