The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-24

Yesterday morning a serious charge
was brought against Bert Baldwin in the
Seventh district court to which he plead
ed guilty. Baldwin was on the bridge
making a disturbance, IL Is charged. with
two other men. and Officer Harrigan
spoke TO the men telling them TO go
home Baldwin refused and struck the
officer, Il IL claimed who arrested him.
He was fined $50 and costs which
amounted to s24l0.
CHURCH NOTES.
Although a blustry day a large con-
gregatioa attended service at most
churches yesterday.
Yesterday was the second Sunday for
Rev. Charles Gordon at the United Con-
grega tional church Services were held
in the morning, and in the evening his
topic was. MY Burden is Light"
Rev. Mr.. Rigler held services for the
Second Baptist church I'm the town hall
as the church Is not ready as yet for
services.
At meeting OF the Epworth league
connected with Haven NJ +. church 1t
was decided yesterday TO present AN
Old Fashioned School, in the town hall
on the evening of Dec 2.
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
In the town hall this evening the school
committee will hold a meeting for the
purpose OF organizing and electing off,
GERS. Much talk has been passed con-
cerning the present superintendent. Mr..
Bliss has for many years filled this posi-
tion.
The committee will probably be as fol-
lows: George s. Dean. Sr., Hon. George
". Bliss, George r. Macleod Robert r..
Budlong and Edwin B. Lincoln. the latter
taking the place Of William T. Chase.
SCARLET FEVER.
This morning Health Officer James
Williams reported one mild case OF scarlet
fever on Waterman avenue.
One diphtheria card has been removed
from a house on Pawtucket avenue and
two return permits for school received.
About 100 children are at present absent,
from school on different causes.
MINOR NOTES.
This evening Fraternity Commandery,
No. 333 Golden Cross, will hold a regular
meeting I'm odd Fellows hall.
Netop Council. American Mechanics.
meets tonight I'm regular session.
In Hazard block tonight the Oyster
mems Protective union will have a meet
ing and social.
The repairs have been completed on the
williams avenue school. The building
has been sheathed with slate work and
copper rain troughs have replaced
broken ones on the building
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is a list OF real estate
transfers filed for record in the town
clerks office for the week ending Friday.
Nov q, 1902:
Charles NJ Bowers sold 70 Mary L.
Cavanaugh house and lot at Riverside
for $40.
Ira A. Foster ct al. sold TO Hannah r.
Schurman, about eight acres OF wood land
IN the Great Woods for $40.
James IA. Andrew eft al. 10 James H.
Munrot two lots and improvements at
Riverside for $40.
J. Henry Champlln sold to William J.
Faulkner, house and lot on Fifth street
for $40.
william NJ Wilson ct ux.. by mortga-
gee, sold To Manufacturers Trust com
pany, house and tract OF land on Paw
tucket avenue for 5000.
Jane Wilbur sold to Alfred a White,
house aud lot q on the Is. Il. Borden plat
for $40
Charles A. Cobb. Jr.. g. al. sbd TO
Martin Mcdonnell. two lots OF land on the
vue de Leau plat for $40
Hannah T.. Wilett sold 10 Philip Nc
Enaney ct US, six lots and improvements
on the Prospect plat for SIC.
Lakeside Cemetery association sold 10
Edward w. BarstCw. lot No. d3 In the
Lakeside cemetery for SO.
Daniel p. Cahoon et ux. sold 20 A. J.
Pementei et ux., house and lot on War
ren avenue for 800.
East Providence water company sold to