The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-12-20
CRANSTON.
Business In the Probat COurt-Transfers
Of Real Estat,.

CT Real Estat,.
The regular meeting of the Probate Court
was held in the Council chamber of the town
hall at hnightsvills. Saturday afternoon. The
following cases were brought up before Judge
Palmer:
Estate OF Frances T.. Burton. Petition for
probate will The witnesses were sworn and
xamined and the petition approved.
Estate of Albert 4. Greene. Petition for
tho appointment Of an administrator. Dir.
W liam A. wilkinson was appointed.
Estate OF Mary +. Wheeler Petition for n
probate will Witnesses sworn and examined
and will proved.
Estate of Edward q. Patt. Petition for
Ieavs to sell real estate. This case was cor.
tinued.
Estate Of Frank II. Williams. Petition for
leave to sell real estate. Case continued.
. Estate Of Hattie n. Williams. Petition for
leave 10 sell real estate. Continued.
Estate Of Elizabeth $. Salisbury Petition
for the appointment OF an administrator. Ar
thur Whitford was appointed.
The cases that were continued will be
brought before the court at It's next sitting
Saturday, January. 20, 1893.
Town Clerk Waterman reports the following
Office William J. Freeman aud wife sold TO
Ellen Schoded lots "a and p mt Cleveland
Park for $lOO Artemus W. Turner sold TO
Emma X. King lot in Cranston for $40; John
Lowe and wife sold to Frederick A. Devoll
lot D on Arnold farm plat for $l0J; Amasa
Sprague. 2d, sold to William ~ Eidy lot on
east side cf Glen road for $40; Samuel Tills
sold to Harry J. and Ellen Alpine lot with
int F,.S \ A uI.
long sold to Peter CLAIM lots 357 and 35s on
Eden Park for $40; Arthur Suprenant sold to
Matilda Suprenant lot 74l in West Arlington
for 81; Charles II. Sherwood sold TO David i.
Sherwood lots ls2 and lS3 on replat OF the
Auburnuae plat for $40; Alfred Tardu, by
collector of taxes. sold to Arthur Johnson
lots o6i 10 ga inclusive. in South Auburn for
sl3s6; Andrew santangipi sold to Letiyia
Santangini lot 202 in West Arlington for $40:
,oseph Lynch ct al. sold to job Wilbur lot 557
in West Arlington for $500; Alfred Johnson
sold to Stephen j. Casey lots S65 and 365 in
pany sold TO John II. Walker lots 2OI, 205, 2li
and 2l5 at Eden Park for $40; Ada M Boss
sold to stephen II. Boss lot 2i7 on st. George
heights for 81: J. A. Budlong & Son Company
sold to Eunicc Budlong lot 3i2 on Partition
TO Charles t. Wilbur land on wentw orth ave-
nue., Roger Williams Park plat, for 81; Phelps
Fuller sold to Emma a. Fuller one undivided
third part OF II lots on J. A. Latham plat for
$500: Edwin A. Smith sold TO Helen l., Rich
lot on Armington avenue, Edgewood, for 500;
william f. Harmon ct ux sold to Edward J.
Harvey lots 20 and ,6 in West Arlington for
SlOO
The usual services wero held in st. Bar
tholomows church yesterday. At a. IN. holy
communion was administered
At the Arlington Free Baptist church the
Rov. ". Paul CURTIS conducted the services
yesterday.
While Chief Of Police Bigbee OF Cranston
has admitted that he had the culprit who had
committed all the burglaries in the vicinity
uf Auburn, he had not made il public for the
reason that he hoped TO secure two other
young men who are supposed TO be Wsedens
associates. 1t was brought 10 light, however,
Saturday aftern oon by Mrs Weeden, mother
OF the young man who attempted To murder
his cousin, Miss Daisy Coulters of Auburn,
and who was sentenced by Judge Wilbur To
Is years for the crime last week Mrs.
weeden went TO Mr.. II. :. Hammond and
offered TO make good the loss he had sus-
tanned hv her sons msdemonnors. She also
visited Mr.. Saunders, who keeps tho post
office, ana Grant Bros. TOR the same purpose.
Mr.. Bigbeo does not think that it was
Waeden who broke into the sherman resi-
deuce, nor who broke into the hand laundry
twice. Mr.. Bigbee is very indignant that the
matter has been made public before no had
captured the other two mon who were I'm 10.
II was generally suralsed that NCedCn was
the culprlt, TOR as soon ~ he was arrested the
robbUTics suddenly ceased.