The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-27
EAST PROVIDENCE.

There was a gathering OF about 81
people at the Seventh district court room
yesterday. at the annual collectors sale
of estates for unpaid taxes The bidding
was brisk and the sale lasted but ten
minutes. The number OF estates sold WAS
the smallest on record here. The result
OF the sale was as follows: Half Of lots
l and on Grand View plot. section No. /,
taxed to Lester l.. Bates, was sold TO
Margaret Boya for s5.6S. One-half OF lots
10 and II, same plat and section, taxed
to Lester l.. Bates, was sold 10 Margaret
Boyd for $40
About l55 square rods on Pawtucket
avenue, taxed TO Lincoln Curtis was sold
10 Edna S. Curtis for SlS59.
One-eighth of lots 1S2 and 1S3. Central
Park plat taxed to Thomas III. Elliott,
was sold to John ID. Kenyon for 1914
Lots and 20. River View plat. section
3, taxed to Robert w. Fairbanks. were
sold TO his heirs for sl4.55.
Lot % on the Randall and Goffs plat,
taxed TO S, Honeycuts heirs. was sold TO
Henry Thornley, for sf0.S5.
one half interest of quarter lot % on
A. h. Dixie plat, Mol, taxed TO John s.
Lynch. was sold to Judge A. A. White,
for s940.
The house and lot "a. on E. S. Fuller
plat. taxed to Harry Morris. was sold TO
Harmon s. Babcock, for $50
Lot No. is. of Nancy Pearce plat, taxed
to Mary b. Bowen. was sold to Nelson
Bowen. for $l3.S0,
The marriage intentions OF Abraham
Archibald Camac, laborer, % years OF
age of IS Newport avenue, and Ellen
Lavina Sampson. 22 years of age, also of
Newport avenue, was filed at the office of
the town clerk, yesterday.
special meeting of the Watchemoket
Engine company will be held Monday
evening to make final arrangements for
the Brockton muster.
birthday party was held yesterday
on Summit street by the Misses Amy and
Edith Halliday There were 36 of their
school mates apd young friends present,
including a number from Elmwood ana
Providence. An enjosable time was spent
in playing games and selections on the
piano. Both Amy and Edith were the
recipients of numerous presents. An ex-
cellent supper was served at Z O'clock.
The birthday cakes, one with ten, ana
the other with nine lighted candles, rep
resenting the ages of Amy and Edith,
were very attractive.
Mrs. James Mooreand OF Birmingham.
Eng, is the guest of relatives. on War
rem avenue.
In the case OF S. Levy of Worcester VS..
Albert Fritztrim for book account, in the
Seventh district court, the amount of the
claim being S25, there was no appearance
of the defendant, and there was a con-
tinuance for one week.
In the case of Even Hult, Edward Ater-
holm, Charles Enberg and Olof HarI-
gram, copartners OF Worcester, W.
Charles Stoneuist, on book account, the
amount OF the claim being SIG, there was
no appearance for the defendant. and the
case was continued for one week.
In the case OF Max Goldstein VS.. Jonn
l.. Hunt, for trover and conversion. the
property for which compensation Is
sought being certain goods TO the value
of s299.75, there was a continuance for
two weeks.
In the case Of John l.. Hunt VS.. Max
Goldstein. on book account, the amount of
the claim being $3.50, there was a con-
tinuance for two weeks.
In the case OF Joseph Grandchamp VS..
Alexander La Forrest, on book account.
the amount of the claim being s5.35, there
was somewhat a protracted trial. JudlO
Bliss decided for the defendant.