The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-30
The Second Baptist Church Holds Its
Annual Election Of Officers.
Death Of Aged Resident at Kettle Point
Yesterday Personal lens.

Last night the annual meeting for the
| election OF officers was held at the Sec
| ond Baptist church For this purpose
| the Australian ballot system was used
there being a number OF nominations for
the various offices. The officers elect
ed were as follows:
Clerk. Addison r. Messenger: assistant
clerk, Clarence II. Horton treasurer
Frank l.. Brooks; collector. Arthur p.
Johnson; auditor, William f. Smytk
music committee, George 4. Kent Clar-
ence A. Pearse. Mrs. W. e Smyth;
finance committee, Frank r. Medbery.
George A. Hicks. William T. Smyth;
house committee, Mrs. j. l.. Slocum, Mrs.
r. l.. Brooks, Frank r. Medbery: Sun
day school superintendent. Clarence II.
Horton; Sunday school treasurer Ros-
we'll G. Messenger baptismal committee.
Mrs. George r. Kent Fred o. Short. Ad-
olson r Messenger. Nathan A. Streeter.
Mrs. William Dealt: ushers, Louis r.
Langworthy. Clarence II. Horton,
Charles Messenger. Frank r. Medbery.
AGED RESIDENT DEAD.
Joseph winsor one OF the oldest resi-
dents OF the town died at his home at
Kettle Point yesterday. He was So
years old and for number OF years had
farm at Kettle Point for a number OF
years
The funeral will be held from his late
residence tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
THE RANGE.
Yesterday the Warren Artillery COM
pany had their field day at the range at
Rumford. The company was in COM
mand 81 Colonel Greene The members OF
the company did excellent work and sew
eral OF them qualified as sharpshooters
and markemen.
PERSONAL
Truman Patterson. a we'll known young
man OF this town enters Harvard law
school tomorrow. He went TO Boston and
secured quarters for his accommodation
during the academic year yesterday. Mr..
Patterson Is we'll known and fills a high
social position. He Is a member Of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Bachelors club.
Mrs. DIR. +. G. Mowry. NJ. D.. OF New
York is the guest of Stephen E. Batchel-
lor OF Walnut street. She is accompanied
by her children. Maud and Eugene.
Clarence Reed. who has been on an ex-
tended tour OF southern cities. stopping
at Washington. Baltimore and Philadel-
phia arrived home this morning Mr. Reed
is looking fine and was evidently greatly
benefited by the trip. While in Baltimore
he attended the session OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
Mrs Allen OF Walnut street will start
on short trip to the South. where she
will spend the winter.
Oliver Alers. cornetist Of Tinkham m
orchestra, has returned from Philadel-
phia, where he has had very successful
engagement with Fairman's band.
George L. Nottage. Jr., L. 8. N, is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. w. F. Cook OF
Purchase street
BUGGY STOLEN.
Yesterday Chief Adams received a COM
munication from Chief John A. Bowen
of Norwich asking him TO keep his eye
open for a bay PAGER and trotter weigh
ing about 300 pounds and having a white
spot on upper lip and a white nigh hind
foot
The horse was hired from stable In
Norwich In the latter part OF last week
and has not yet been returned. IL was at
tached to a runabout buggy. painted
black. yellow basket around seat and
red running gear with black stripe.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER
The following transfers OF real estate
have been recorded at the town clerks
office:
James NJ Gor ct al sold to Marian
J. Burgess and Anna r. Burgess a GER
tain lot OF and on Wilmarth avenue for
$40
John b. Carpenter sold to Gabrielle
Caldwell lots S. IS and 50 on the replot
OF the County plat for $40
Marian j. Burgess and Anna r. Bur-
CESS mortgaged TO James NJ Goff and
Simon r. Con lot on Wilmsrth avenue for
5000
PROBATE COURT.
At a special session of the probate court
held In the distriCTc ourt room Mar.
garet Leddy. administrator Of the es-
tate OF James McGough. was author
lied to sell real estates belonging TO the
estate In the city Of Pawtucket for.a
sum not less than $1,000 -----
Frank c. Horton was appointed guar
dian Of the person and estate OF william
III Lake. Francis l.. Hill. Charles c.
Balch and Solon Carpenter were appoint
ed appraisers. The bond was nxed At
$4,000
Upon his request the guardian n Harold
Bliven. who had attained full age was
discharged after an account had been
rendered and found correct
SCHOOL REGISTRATION
superintendent Of Schools George n
Bliss has completed n list OF the number
" pupils registered AT each ~ the public
schools Of the town. They are as fol-
ows: High school i5b. OF whom two
rome from Seekonk and pay their tut
ion.
Grove avenue primary. 1870 scholars. the
tea ting capacity ~ the school Is 1873: |
ellis primary. si; Mauran avenue pri-
nary. i93 Potter street primary. l75.
James street primary. 1872: Williams ave-
lue primary. IS: Broadway primary. SIS. !
primary. SO: No primary IS. /
Union grammar. i2i -Cnion inter
Mediate. i0T. East Providence Center /
20. No Z primary %, No. :. 1
ineraded as No. primary. s. No. s I
,rimary. a.. Turner avenue grammar as. \
rufner svenue primary. lis. a. p Holt 4
uammsr. isi Total numhAr 81 pupils
= egistered I'm al the grades ,isi
GENERAL MENTION
Mizp.h lc1ss. Daughters of Rsbeooa.