The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-13
The Citizens Club Made Up an |nde-
pendent Slate Last Night.
The DemocIa ats Held a Short Caucus
in the Town Hail. Other Items.

4, 2. with order OF notice.
The account OF Sidney r. Turner az
| guardian OF the person and estate or
Eliza NJ Ferguson. ward of fun age.
was examined. allowed and ordered re-
corded
The administrators of the estate OF Jacob
Berry presented an inventory. which was
allowed and ordered recorded
He also presented an account and Pc
tition for an order OF distribution. Both
were continued until Nov. 2.
John o OHara, executor of the will OF
Timothy Coffee. presented an account.
which was ordered continued until Nov. 2.
Minnie A. Randall was appointed guar
dian Of the person and estate of Myette
E. Randall and Mildred c. and Madeline
Randall, minors. under the age of IA.
Bond $1,000 Sureties, William r. Ran
dali and George s. Baker. Appraisers,
George s. Baker, Albert w. Rogers and
Arthur NJ. Thompson.
A report of the commissioners on the
estate Of Albert F Richardson was con-
The petition for the appointment OF an
administrator on the estate Of Mary e.
Smith was continued to Nov. 2, with or
The will of Horatio p. Cunningham was
presented for probate and was ordered
continued TO Nov. 2. with order OF notice.
The will OF David s. Anthony was pre-
sented for probate and was ordered con-
tinued to Nov 2. with order of notice.
The will OF Martha Hall was presented
for probate. and was continued TO Nov. 2.
ed for probate and was also continued to
Nov.>2, with order OF notice.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER
The following transactions In real es-
tate were recorded yesterday at the of
fice OF the town clerk:
A. White his right, title and interest In
three lots Nos. IS. 50 and 80 on the Med
bury and Lawton plat for SIS.
David F. Con- transferred TO Elisha NJ.
George b. Boyden leased to n. W. Lit.
tlefleld certain real estate for a term or
nine years at an annual rental OF S3'.to.
CUT THE ROPES.
Someone cut the ropes of the awning
In front OF the store of William Bertram
on Taunton avenue. allowing the awning
to flap until IL was torn IN shreds by
the high wind The matter was reported
as TO the perpetrator OF the deed. but no
arrests have as yet been made
NEW SOCIAL CLUB.
After the meeting of the Bay View Fire
company a number OF the members held
meeting at which IL was decided 10 form
an organization to be known the Bay
View Social club. Although the club
has no connection with the ire company.
II is to be composed exclusively of mem-
bers Of that organization. Last night %
OF the members placed their names on
the roll.
The following officers were elected:
President Francis E. .Aereweather; vice
president. Albert Whitaker; secretary.
Charles Baker; treasurer, George J. Nor
ton.
II was voted that a committee OF thres
be appointed 10 draw UP rules and by
laws for the government of the club and
William Wood. r. f. Mereweather and
Albert Whitaker were so appointed.
q al fhnt q t1t hA -
Athletic director Of the club
The dues OF the members OF the club
was fixed a 70 cents per month.
II was voted that hall committee of
FIVE be appointed and n. +. Read. Walter
Dodge. Jacob Kutz, Albert Whitaker and
Charles Hamlin were so appointed
IL was voted that the meeting adjourn
TO Wednesday night in Armington's hall.
which Is 10 be the headquarters Of tho
club.
The regular monthly meeting OF Mar
ragansett Engine company was held in
Firemens hall last night with "a MEM
bers In attendance. The meeting was
called 10 order by the foreman and after
the roll call the journal of the last meet
ing was read and approved.
Two applications for membership were
received and referred 10 the membership
committee.
Charles A. Simmons was elected to
membership and two applications for
membership we're the subject OF adverse
action
The invitation 10 attend the fair OF ths
Cranston Volunteer Fire company on
November 10 was declined with thanks
IL was voted to accept the invitation
OF the Mechanics at Warren and attend
on Oct. IL.
After some discussion Of the afrsirs
OF the company the meeting adjourned
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS
improvements and alterations are being
made I'm the quarters Of the Massasoit
club I'm the Leslie block A large arch
door s being cut between the whist and
reading rooms so the two rooms can he
used "a one when " IL desired TO use
them for dining room. or II is desired
10 have the use OF the large hall for en-
tertannents
This will give the club much greater
facilities for the carrying out Of its So
cial plans and viii greatly improve the
clubrooms as fer as convenience Is con-
cerncd.
WILL STAN.
The story has been circulated about
town that Chester f. Butts who Is
prominently spoken Of as n candidate
for the school committee In opposition tn
Judge Bliss was out OF the race The
Ncws has " on good authority that Mr..
Butts will stand for the nomination and
from equal good authority that the nomi.
nation viii he rendered him by the Demo.
Gratis As there is 20 he no fI~ion In re.
gard 10 tho nomination for school com
mlitee. this will make y three cornered
nght % II.
There is considerable talk IN regard "a
politics about town since the exar, posi-.
tons ~ the good government and ths
Democratic parties towards each other
hecams known
ADNrNrsTpATrvF BOARD
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