The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-12

Harold Huntrods ana InomaS - bIlen'
who disappeared from the homes of their
parents on Ruth avenue, Phillpsdale,
August fst. returned this morning They
were gathered I'm by the Jersey city po-
lice who held the boys each IA years
OF age and wired the local police for IN
structions
Chief Adams who had been requested
TO keep an eye open for the missing
boys. sent word that they were wanted
here and they were sent home on the
boat which arrived here this morning.
FREQUENT RAIDS.
As is usual at this season Of the year.
raids on the fruit trees about town are
frequent and the amount Of fruit which
a few medium sized boys can get away
with is surprising Several orchards have
been visited. but IL is seldom that the
aiders are caught.
Thus far but one boy has been brought
before the court for this offence. although
four were captured by one man and later
released Beside taking the fruit the
bows do more or less damage to the trees
by breaking the branches.
PROBATE COURT.
The following business was transacted
at the regular monthly mvting OF the
probate court. which was held IN the
Seventh district court room:
Catherine Kearns Administrative Of the
estate OF Margaret Haveran. was given
authority 10 compromise the claim OF
Nicholas Haveran. amounting 10 some
thing over 5000 for $16o
The inventory Of Samuel Norton. ad-
ministra tor OF the estate of Sarah Nor
ton amounting 10 s331s. was accepted
and ordered recorded
The administrators was also given au-
thority to sell four lots belonging to the
estate.
The petition for the admission TO pro-
bate Of the will Of Bridget Morrison
was continued TO September IA. with or
der Of notice.
Rev Thomas r Norris. guardian of the
person and estate Of Lucy Sumner. a
ward OF full age. presented an inventory
amounting to s1269 90. which was accept
ed and ordered recorded
John OHern. administrator OF the es-
tate OF Timothy Coffee, presented an ac-
count. which was continued with order
Of notice.
The bond of william Stang as exec
utor of the estate OF Mary G. Keenan,.
Was approved and the sureties. Charles
Stork and Catherine Cory. were accepted
The amount OF the bond was $500.
Cora sutton, administratrix OF the es-
tate OF Albert F. Sutton. presented an
inventory amounting TO $1,000 which was
approved and ordered recorded.
The report Of the commissioners on the
estate OF Albert F. Richardson was con-
tinued.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded at the ONCE OF the
town clerk
Charles l.. Thomas OF Providence sold
TO Horace j. Brooks and Elizabeth L.
Brooks lot 246 on the Riverside villa plat
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon for 800.
Robert o. Dempster Of Providence
mortgaged 10 Byran o. Payne Of Paw
tucket a cottage house and other i'm
provements on lot 90 on the Hope Land
company's plat at Narragansett Terrace
for $500.
PERSONAL
Mrs. George ID. Sutherland and daugh-
ter Anna are spending their vacation
with friends in New Brunswick.
Miss Minnie Mccormick started today
for two weeks visit TO Narragansett
Pier
lame, secord has returned from a
visit 10 relatives In ST Johns, n. b.
Matthew Mainax has returned from
weeks stay with friends In Boston.
Thomas O. Mcpherson. of Morristown,
N. J., r. visiting friends here.
Miss Alice Ducey. OF Cape Cod Is spend
ing a few days with relatives here.
GOOD ATTENDANCE.
Today was club day at Sduantum.
There was good attendance OF the
members at the cluS and their friends,
who partook Of a club dinner and enjoy
ed the amusements afforded by the place.
There was a goodly number OF auto
mobiles I'm evidence
THINGS POLITICAL.
political iust now. much more in fact
than IL usual at this time Of the year.
Both parties are evidently making plans
for the fall campaign and the various
phases of the situation are freely dis
cussed AZ the resorts where citizens con-
gregate
II seems 70 be the consensus Of opinion
that the present administration has
proven itself satisfactory. The town
council IL considered a conservative col
lection Of men whose acts through the
wear have been generally approved. while
the various departments have been run
IN a manner provocative Of much less
criticism than usual.
IN COURT.
There was a light docket IN court this
morning There was one woman ar
raigned for using language louder and
stronger than the law allows Judge
Bliss gave her six months IN which TO
select a more becoming vocabulary.
NEARING COMPLETION.
The work on the new sewar u now
very near n nneh Much OF the material
for the catch basins hiss arrived and r.
being prepared for use by the workmen.
A part 81 the inlet holes in the curbs
have been cut and many ~ the big blue
stones for use In the bottom are dis
tributsd at the various points where the,
are 20 be used
AN ACCIDENT