The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-12
A LOT OF
WORK DONE.
Regular Session Of the
Probate Court Was Held
Yesterday Afternoon.
Judge BIodgett Disposes Of Con.
siderable interesting and
Varied Business.
A BOND or $1,000 IN ONE CASE
Wills Proved and Admitted
and Guardians AppoInted-Accousts
Examined and Allowed.
A BOND OF $1,000 IN ONE CASE

Judge Blodgett held the weekly session
OF the Court OF Probate yesterday afternoon
and transacted lot of interesting business.
The will of Charlotte X. Moore was
proved and admitted to probate, and Ella
j. Perry was appointed executrix, with
bond at $1,000; sureties Thomas r. Berry,
Henry l.. Fits; appraisers, Albert p. Ev-
erett, Geoge G. Peck, Lucian Upham.
The will OF Frederick Mills of Thomp-
son, Conn, was ordered recorded.
The will of Michael NJ. Cole OF Seekonk,
Mass, was ordered recorded, and Harriet
Cole was approved as executrix.
The several petitions concerning the
May Mason estate were CONTINUED till
Saturday next. at o'clock.
John Morrissey was appointed adminis-
traitor on the estate of Edward Morrisey,
with bond fixed at 800; sureties, Edward
Cordou, John Gordon; appraisers, Joseph
A. Hughes, Charles 4. Eddy, James f.
Brennan.
Betsey Partington was appointed guar
dian of her five minor children, with bond
fixed at 500; sureties, Edward Atkins;
John Radcliffe; appraisers, William Hunt,
Henry Scallion, Roger Flynn.
lSSlglOn Va JOnu Os OxC1OOKulIUs 0Omlu-
istrator on the estate Of John Mclaughlin,
for leave to sell real estate, was further
continued one week.
The first account Of Caroline Luecke,
ADMINISTRATIVE on the estate of William
Luecke, was examined and allowed.
Petitions Of Mary A. Mcmahon, guardian
Of Lena and Della Dunbar, and Annie X.
McCann, guardian Of Genevieye, James f.,
Edgar J. and Clara Dunbar, were granted
leave to sell the real estate belonging to
their wards, with bonds at $500 each /;
sureties for Mary A. Mcmahon, Daniel
Mullen and Edward Cawdier; surieties for
Annie McCann. to be named.
The first account of Herbert T. Gray, ex-
ecutor of the will of Josephine A. Kern,
was continued three weeks with order OF
notice.
The account of Catherine Foley, guar
dian of Mary Foley, was further continued
one week.
The account of Amos w. Hazard, admin
istrator on the estate of Rowland "A. Haz-
ard, was examined and continued one
week.
The bonds of George A. Arnold, admin
istrator on the estate of Henry q. Cooke,
and of Thomas Brindle, administrator on
the estate of Sarah A. Brindle, were ap-
proved.
The inventories Of the estates of Lyman
Bucklin and of Genevieve, James F., Ed
gar j., and Clara F. Dunbar were ordered
| recorded.
Petition for the allowance of the account
of Joseph E. Jenckes, adc.,hlstrator on
the estate OF Edwin Jenckes, was further
continued.
Petitions for the probate of the will OF
William g. Danz; for the appointment oi
q guardian Of Naomi Williams Read; for
letters OF administration on the estate oi
Joseph @. Stephens; for the appointment
| Of an administrator on the estate of Owen
Goodwin; for the probate Of the will oi
Michael j. Lyons, and for the allowance Of
the account OF George M. Whitford, exc
cutor Of the estate Of Louisa p. Reming.
ton, were severally continued three weeks
with order of notice.
| The court adjourned till Saturday next
| at 2 o'clock p. m.