The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-10
BRIS TOL.
Postponed Session Of Probate
Court-AnnuaI Meeting Of
81. MaIy's 7. 4 3. Society.

Al postponed uee6on or tne pfopaoo
court held yesterday morning before
Judge Reynolds, the following matters
were attended to: The will OF Mary Ann
Peters was submitted for probate and
approved. The appointment of James NJ
Peters as executor was continued nist
The petition of George III. Peck TO sel
real estate OF the Ruth A. M. WardweH
property was granted. bond 5000. Surety
Fidelity and Deposit company OF Mary
land The account of George II. Peck,
guardian OF Ruth A. M. Wardweu was
allowed. Inventory on estate Of Will
liam b Gray was allowed. The IN
ventory for the estate OF Joseph M Rob-
bins was allowed. The inventory on the
estate OF Michael Lavender was allowed.
The will OF Phebe Sisson was received
for probate and order OF notice granted.
The request for the appointment of
| Parmeniue Skinner, Jr., administrator or
the estate OF Mary Dexter Wyatt was
conhrmed bond 5000. Surety Katherine
f. Wyatt and Madeline Wyatt
Arrangements are being made for the
organization OF another bowling team
which will be comprised of business men.
The team will bowl each week on Has
| broucks alleys II win be comprised OF
practically the same players as belonged
| TO the club last year,
At the annual meeting Of 81. Mary's
| T. A. society the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President
| and chaplain, Rev. John r. Downing;
vice president, Bernard f. Morris; re-
| cording secretary, Walter Keer; financial
secretary, Augustus ". Connery; treas
| urer, Patrick p. Walsh; sergeant at
arms, Thomas Mahoney; librarian
Joseph Maytum; janitor. Joseph f.
Doran; member of board Of government
James j. Walsh; investigators. Hugh
Breen, Peter Murphy. Joseph Keer, VIII
liam Leahy, William J. Burdge: hall
committee, Daniel Sullivan, WiAam
Hughes. John Levere; sick committee,
Jefferson. F. Calvin. Michael j. Doyle,
Joseph Lewis. An interesting ADDRESS
was delivered by the Rev. FIR. Downing.
A pleasant and highly successful
Chinese social was given in the rooms
! Of the Epworth league, Tuesday eve-
ming by the Junior Epworth league and
| standard bearers. The hall was prettily
decorated with Chinese colors and bunt-
ing which was very neatly arranged.
There were several booths all being
handsomely decorated. where cake. Ice
cream, candy and fancy articles were on
sale. An interesting program was given
during the evening by the following
members: Piano solo. Miss Jennie Bow
ler: reading "A Mission Ball. Miss
Know" Misses Huestis, Celia Hill and
Jennie Bowler; dialogue, Playing Chi
nese School," two young ladies, FIVE girls
and seven boys: Avocal solo, Chinese
Baby Girl" Miss Catherine PAUL; read
ing. Letters from a Chinese Girl Miss
Harriet Edison; piano solo and duet.
Misses Mildred johnson and Eva Cole;
recitation. Miss Catherine PAUL; song,
THE Young Peoples Army" Junior
league
The funeral OF Herbert T. Collins, sor
OF Horace and Mary f. Collins was held
| Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence of his parents on Byfield street
The Rev. DIR. George l.. Locke. rector oi
St Michaels church, officiated. Buria
was at the North cemetery.
At the close of the session OF the com
mon Meas division OF the supreme cour
| Judge Blodgett read letter from Lymar
! n Bosworth In which the latter rendered
his resignation as crier' of the court ow
ing TO illness. Judge Blodgett spoke In
glowing terms OF his efficiency as an OF
ncer. He spoke of the long term OF ser
vice that he had rendered in the court!
filling many responsible positions since
1859 and his expression OF language show
ed plainly he felt deeply the loss. The va
cancy was filled by the appointment o
|, Robert III. Anderson, who was duly quail
, fled and sworn in before the court ad
| 1OuTnCQ. he Will Indht al Vh'NN'
Mr.. James Card. who resides here ant
is employed by the ". Y, n. II. and IL
railroad at India Point. met with pain
fui accident yesterday by being caugh
while switching cars and injurng hi
right ankle. He is at his home here re
ceivlng medical treatment
Mrs Charles PAUL. who has been absen
; some time visiting her father i'm Novt
Scotia, who is quite feeble. is expecte'
home the latter part of the week.
: Mr. John Brady is confined at his hom
with pneumonia and yesterday his cas-
, was considered very critical His man,
friends are pleased to learn the change II
his condition is somewhat improved.
The heavy fall OF rain OF last evenin,
J caused several washouts in various local
tiles
/ The dwelling house and lot situated oi
= the corner of High and Franklin street
and owned by Edward Morrissey. has no
been sold to George Stewart. as was re
ported.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Orglcman. who lef
! here last week for Oakland. Southern Cal
, ifornia, arrived at the Palisades II
: Colorado yesterday and are 10 stop ther
, several days before proceeding on thei
journey.