The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-10-17
SCiTUATE.
Town Council and Probate
Court.

At the notify meeting held Saturday.
October II. the following business was
transacted;
TowN CoUScIL.
Lydia Bowen pe,itIoned the council
concerning the crossing In front OF her
blacksmith and wheelwright shops and a
letter TO w. A. Bowen from the Provi'
dence and DsnIelson Railway Co. was
received and considered.
Itwas voted the clerk write the Rail.
way Co. In regard to planklng ssid cross.
Ing.
A letter from a. u. Crlsty of Provl-
dence regarding the illegal opening of
the saloon Of the Brass Ball Hotel. on
Sunday, September II, Fenner Jacques
and a. n. Cristy witnesses, and Edwin
Y. Hawkes. and VIM. +. Angel were ap.
pointed committee TO investigate and
report at the next regular meeting.
Voted the clerk supply the General
Laws tor each councilman.
VIM. f. Angel and Edwin l.. Hawkes.
were appointed committee regarding
the pu,ting In Of culvert on Saunders
Vile road, near II. Is. Tan's place.
+. NJ. Spencer was appointed wood
measurer for the balance OF the year.
Charles Wilbur was granted permit to
remove the body Of his child from T..
Almy Farm to Clayyille.
James Brown reports that markers Tor
the graves for paupers buried at the nsy.
lum can be furnished OF marble for 50 90
each, the sIze to be twelve Inches Wide
two and a half fee, high and two inches
thick.
Voted tha, Z. l.. Hawkes. place n rail.
Ing In the Office OF town clerk about the
jesk.
Voted that Earl 9. Pierce be granted
permission TO place sign on the west side
OF the highway In Clayville.
The following supervisors we're APP
pointed District No. /, Edwin l..
Hawkes.. Ira llill. AbTam Blanchard,
Caleb ]. Atwood. District No David l.
Miller. Edward Dempsey, Frank Spencer,
william Y. Potter. District No. g..
Frank G. Cummings, Walter Comstock, b,
Iohn Luther, Walter Is. Bentley. Gate
Keepers, No. I. Waiter =. BAttey, Chas
A. Tucker. Gate Keepers. No. a. Jere.
mIah Brown, James franklin. Gate
Keepers. No. g. Orlando Salisbury, r.
H.. Pierce.
Bills were allowed and orders issued /:
!. G. Potter. lumber for highway, 3d. .7li
VIM. ". Sawyer, nails, Coz &. a. Cap.
we'll, lantern, r.35; J. &. Potter, drawing
lumber, IsI2iJ. G. Potter, highway,
G19 48; J. G. Potter bridge work. Ig5 61 !
Ams.a s. Potter, highway, 21S 76i VIM
+. Angel, teams for assessors, 4 90 !
VIM. r. Angel, painting bridge, 4 7Sj
B. X. Rathbun, lumber and bridge work,
31.So, II. ID. Sprsgus, bridge work. Y %
B. X. Rathbun, culverts, II so; Is r..
Rathbun. highway. 90 75i W. l.. Round,
blsoksmilhing, 3 o9i J.. l.. Freeman,
book and stationery. 31.t5i Edwin Aus
n. Potter, lettering window and express,
ago; z. l.. Hawkes., painting, 1900; l.
l. Hawkes., paint etc, Iq.o5i w. II
Arnold, moving ,eslers utensils, : 90
Potter & Blanchard, scythes, ETC., S7Si
What Cheer Print CO., notices, L75i Gee.
K. whitman, oIrting lumber, 1905 Z.
a. Cspwell, goods del +. S,udley, 81 Ioi
Geo. a. Kennedy, Inspector, ooi
Leand.r Hopkins. oyeueer Of poor, 20 50
]. a. Batiey. highway. 1904, +. a.
Gardiner. blseksml,hlng, 1886 Y. g.
Cummings. asylum, 3.Goi I'd. {. Carr,
ssylum, 4o.78; J. A. Rounds, asylum,
74t.s1; Frank L. IIorland, asylum 81 90
H. A. Burgess, asylum, 94oj Jas. u.
Brown, asylum, no Goi WIN. Gauitt.
ssylum. LOO Burrows & Kenyon, f41.-
u; we,icot,. Slade ~ Bsleom, asylum,
100
Adjourned TO meet at North Scltuste
police station, October az, a, Hope Police
Station October 90. and a, Town Clerks
Office, October g., at one O'Clock p. m.
each day. and 10 NEE, In regular session
November 8,
PROBATE CoUBT.
Estate Of Charles Miller, deoessef.
Susan Miller was appointed adminls,rf'
tor. No bond.
Estate Of Albsr, 3. C,hoone, deees'ed.
Administrstors hnAl account wss read,
allowed and ordered recorded.
Estate Of Phebe Potter, deceased.
Extension Of thirty days to return an
Inventory.
Estate Of Catherine r. Potter, deeeased.
Nellie IS. Potter was appointed sdmini'.
,rsirx, bond sjooo Bond'men, Fed j.
Potter and Geo. r. Potter APpfai'ers.
Isaac r. King, John Com',ocksnd Frank
Phillips.
Estate of Joanna Howard, deceased.
Inventory was read, received and ordered
recorded.