The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-18
PAWTuxET VALLEY

The Coventry council met as usual In
the town clerks office in Washington
Yesterday afternoon and the following
business was transacted:
AS a probate court; Estate OF Mary
L. Peck-warren l.. Tillinghast appointed
guardian of person and estate OF Mary
L. Peek Bond, 5000; surety, carey
Surety company. Sanford T. Briggs, syl-
yester Tilllnghast and John Burns ap-
pointed appraisers.
Estate of Emily s. Freeman-Mary IL.
Colvin appointed administering. sond'
$500: surety, satisfactory TO the clerk
Bates Botter Stephen Potter and Ezra
Griffith appointed appraisers.
Estate OF Albert Goff-inventory re-
ceived and ordered recorded Admins
traitor given permission to sefl stock at
not less than inventory value.
Estate OF Albert Knight-Petition for
appointing administrator received ana
notices ordered.
Estate of Henry ID Eddy--Will proved
and Mary j. Eddy appointed as executrix
Bond TO pay debts $500.
AS a council: Bill of Byron NJ Lewis
for damages by dogs. referred to Coun-
Gilman Congdon with instructions to see
owner OF the dogs which killed the sheep
and TO make arrangements 10 settle the
matter Clerk instructed 10 give an order
for such amount as Councilman ConSdon
directs.
The following list OF grand Jurors was
drawn: Jason I. Gorton, Sanford T..
Briggs, James III. Hill. Frank Potter.
| Hiram Greene, Lorenzo E. Pierce. Pennos
| Hall Henry s. Young. Andrew Burlin-
| game, George w. Pierce William III.
| Phillips Arthur Henry, Leonard Potter.
| Elaslua p. Watson, George r.. Lillibridge,
| Philip Potter.
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| also drawn: Geo. II. r. Johnson. Be
| noni II. Havens Frank A. Place, Allen
' Henry, Albert O. Scott. John Saunder-
son. Albert A. Meitt Henry n. Shippee.
| William p Cruff. John Brown. stephen
| Forcier, George A Colvin Ma xino Cor
| ton. John A. Tillinghast Edwin r. Ben
| nett, Stephen A. Potter, Geo. r.. Pierce,
| Edward w. Mott. Ethan W. Moore. Eben
| A. Briggs, Herbert r.. Cornell, Ulysses q.
| Brown. oliver A. Barr. Arthur J. Matte
| son. Henry A. Steadman. Charles T. How
ard. Henry T. Dawly. Henry A. Sisson,
| Bradley A. Jencks. Caleb w. Shippee.
| Will II. Douglas. Silas Gorton. Eugene
| f. Chase. Joseph Fecteau. Geo $. Bailey.
| Charles s. Whtford. Henry o. Potter.
| c. II. wheelock, Henry A. Greene, oliver
| II. Greene.
The tax collectors reported sos. AS so as
sessed. all OF which had been collected cx-
\ cept S27I59i
4 The committee on town debt reported
| 10 have sold the 100000 worth OF kands
| and had received sl3.2S0 rs n premium
1 E. r. Shippee, overseer OF the poor. re-
i ported s3s22gi spent for provisions and
| help and maintenance OF town asylum.
4 which has IA inmates.
Thomas Daily and Miss Lena Mcclure
were married az St James church this
| morning
The speakers who were 10 be al the
| meeting OF the W. c. r. T.. Of Phenix
i will not he able TO attend the meeting
| Thursday and Mrs. MAY Rabcock. the
state president. will address the meeting
| Jeanie Mowry. the infant daughter OF
| Mr. and Mrs Alexander Mowry. OF River.
| point underwent a delicate operation yes
terday. performed ny Dr. Rodgers of
Providence. and Is doing nicely.
| The Livingston mills in Washington are
still closed. the receiver not yet having
/ decided what to do.
| Luther Hatch, principal OF the Phenlx
| grammar school. is confined TO his home
/ on account OF Illness.
Miss Edna Wardsworth OF WEXFORD Is
visiting Miss Eva Prossen OF Phenix.
/ Several Italians employed az the Fiske-
| vile reservoir. have been arrested recent
~ for stealing apples from some OF the
i farmers nearby.