The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-25
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The following s a list OF real estate
transfers filed for record In the town
clerks office for the week ending Friday,
Oct "a:
Matha X. Barney sold TO Lloyd G. Eddy.
about four acres of woodland In the
Great Woods for $40
Everett r. Bryant sold 10 John r.
Byrne, house and lot on Summit street
for $40
John F. Byrne sold to Nettie F. Byrne
house and lot on Summit Street for $40.
Jacob w. Wilbur sold to Giovannina
Nillari six lots on the North Broadway
Park plat for SO.
Herbert A. Nichols ct al sold TO
George NJ Adams. two lots on the Lyon
Shore Farm plat for $40.
Leslie p. Langworthy sold TO Mary II.
Sibey, sixteen lots on the Sibley plat
for $3.50.
East Providence Water Co sold to
John f.. and Mary w. Hickey. lot No.
2 on the Bay View plat for $40.
George d. and Jennie Sutherland solo IL
Charles Il. Sutherland. lot No. S on the
Kent land plat for so,
Stsith Honeycut heirs by tax collector
sold TO Henry Thornley,. undivided n Of
loo % on the Randall g. Goff plat for
s10s0
Fred s. Davis sold to Michael Mountain.
ct ux.. lot No. so, on the ID. n. Davis plat
for 500
Following are the civil cases which
came before the Seventh District court
yesterday afternoon: Thomas MCGOWAN
VS.. Josiah b. Reed for s67 on book ac-
count: Continued two weeks
Cyrus A. Aldrich vs. Thomas s. Bag
ley. trespass and ejectment. Continued
one week.
Susan f. Luther We. Arthur r. Bull
lock- $500 on book account. This case
was certified from Bristol. The case was
continued to Oct. 81.
Max Goldstein vs.. John Hunt for trover
an conversion.
John Hunt VS.. Max GoIdstein for book
account
John H. Collngwood VS.. Stephen L.
Tingley, t672S for book account.
In the Seventh district court this morn
ing Frank Kelly was nned s. and costs
for drunkenness. He fell from a wagon
on Taunton avenue yesterday was carried
10 the police quarters on Fall River
car
This afternoon the Naval Reserves
played football game against the Cres-
cents on Merino Flats in Olneyville. 1ne
lineup for the Reserves was "a follows:
Mortin. e.. Johnson. l. l.; w. Bliss, |. r..
@. Bliss, c.; Bent, r. G.; Suggitt. r. T.;
Guest, r. g; JackawitZ, q. b.. Murray, l.
h. b.. Wood. r. h. b.: w. o. Bates, Z. b.
There will be no school In the upper
| part OF James Street school Monday at
ternoon on account of repairing the waIis
and ceiling But this will not interfere
with the session down stairs
Mr. Bernard NJ Dowd. who spent MS
vacation I'm Norfolk. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. frank German OF New
| York are visiting for few days with
| friends on Taunton avenue.
| At a meeting OF the town council last
evening. supervisors were appointed as
follows For District l, Watchemoket
/ t.ff T. -.
! Champlin, James S. Peck. Democrats,
] Lewis r.. Kenyon. James IA. Lynch and
/ James +. Coyne. Second district. Rum
ford, Republicans. Charles Lundstruln,
! Nels Johnson and John II. Murphy.
/ Democrats. James A. cute. James a..
/ Neary and Charles A. Mowry Distric; 8.
/ Riverside. Republican, CHARLES MaNcy,
/ Charles l.. Kirby and George :. Dean. Sr.
| Democrats Alexander West. LoI G. Phil
f, lips and William H. Tobn.
/ Ferdinand Whelden was appointed an
auctoneer and Mr.. Gladding OF Riversise,
was granted victualler's license.
| The Providence Telephone company
who sent an application Go bury wirrs,
was granted the request
/ Mr. ". J. P.ckersgil was appointed 10
take care of the remains of dead sol
diers
The unclaimed mall that remains az
/ the postofice II as follows. Miss LyuIs
| Bergstrom. Mrs. Isabel Harris Mrs.
/ Grace King. Miss Annie McKenna, Mrs.
/ Gertrude Wade. SIR NJ Kcrpatrlck a.
! w. Luther. Charles q. Lyons. Edward II.
| Nicholson. Charles Reynolds. Refus 10
Roderick and Cyrus Warren.
Mrs. Frederick r. O'Brien and son
| who have been at Westerly the past
few weeks have returned home.
Tomorrow Rev. James @. Nose. u. u,
will preach at the United Congregational
church.