The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-16
AWTUCKET.

Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. at
her late residence. l63 East avenue. took
place the funeral OF Miss Ellen F. Perrin
Rev. Mr.. Woolley officated and interment
was I'm Riverside cemetery.
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A regular meeting Of Victory lodge No
8, l. O. @. T.. was held last night in
William Penn hall. During the evening
charades were acted, the winners being
Miss Cora DeCosta and Mr.. r. Elmer
Gibson. Another entertainment will be
held on April 90
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
The weekly session OF the probate
court was held yesterday afternoon with
Judge Blodgett presiding.
The will OF Ellen Buckley was ad-
mtted to probate and William McCusker
was appointed as executor. Bond. S1200.
sureties, Patrick II. McCusker. Francis
A. McKenna. Appraisers. Charles F..
Congdon, Joseph Pierce. Thomas Nc
Cusker.
Petition OF Edith ]. Lancaster that
she. or some other person, may he ap-
pointed administratrix in this state on
the estate of Newton Earle. late OF Me-
chanics Falls. Me, was continued for
two weeks.
Petition OF George I. Parker. admin
istrator OF the estate of Sarah r. Hor-
ton. for authority to sell certain real
estate was continued for three weeks.
Bond OF Willis II. White, custodian Of
the personal estate OF Royal NJ. Ran
dali. was approved
Bonds OF administrator on the estate
Of Sarah II. Horton, Mary Coyie, James
r. Bensley and George w. Irwin were
approved.
George I. Parker. administrator OF the
estate- OF Sarah r. Horton. was given
liberty to sell articles named In inventory
at private sale.
The administra trix on the estate OF
George w. Irwin was given liberty to
sell articles named in inventory at pri-
vate sale.
Horton and George w. Irwin were or
dered recorded.
Frank ~ Stearns was appointed ad-
mlnistrator on the estate OF Mary VI.
Williams, bond. 800. Sureties. Charles
H. Page. William F. Carroll Appraisers.
Frank n. Stearns. Jr.. Samuel w.
Stearns John Stearns.
Inc Hnal account OF SylVanus MASON.
OF the estate OF Catherine
Dean. was examined and allowed.
Petition for the appointment of an ad-
ministrator on the estate Of Charles Mes
sier was continued for thrce weeks.
The annual meeting OF the Police Relief
association was held yesterday afternoon.
The following offbcers were elected for
the coming year President. Timothy
Flynn; vice president Charles III. Coop
n
ry; treasurer, Peter l.. Vananda; board
OF directors. Silas a. Taber, Fred T.
White James Callahan. Charles r.. BaS-
sett Poseph r. McGlone; entertainment
committee. Fred T.. White. William
Gregory, William A. Schneider. Charles
T.. Bassett and James Callahan.
At a regular meeting OF the Daughters
NJ the Heather held last evening in Clan
Frazer hall ~ was voted 10 Join with
Clan frazer q. 8 c.. and Frazer Royal
Highlanders IN a beneht to John Watt 81
member OF Clan Frazer. The testimonial
will probably occur IN May.
Pawtucket local. No. 1913. International
Bartenders' OF America. held their second
annual ball last evening. IL was a de-
'ided success and everyone seemed To
nave had a most enjoyable time The
concert was given by the following many
OF which were encored
Wallace MattIson, tenor Harfy clifford
nonoOg st: Mrs Sadie clifford Jones
eader Prof James &. CARROTS Banjo
Mandolin and Guitar club: Prof. Garrett.
.uitar; James J. McGnnity, first mando-
In; Patrick r. McQuade. second mando-
in: John Clark. second banjo: Andrew
|. O'Nie first violin: Percy Lees second
iolin: r L. Sharkweather. harpist
After the above program was finished.
ancing was the order of the eveninE.
he music being furnished by oxley's un-
On orchestra.