The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-23
Massasoit Club Held Their Weekly
Whist Meeting Last Night.
Good Work at the State Range Light
Docket in Court-0her Items.

Last night the weekly whist meet cf
the Massasoitt club was held in the rooms
OF the club in the Leslie block. There
was a goodly attendance of the members
Of the club and some very good scores
were made. At the conclusion OF the
playing IL was found that l.. NJ. Roderick
and Fred Mooney were tied for first place
with a score OF 55
When the cards were cut Mr.. Mooney
won the prize. which was fine jointed
fishing rod and reel. Saturday night the
usual supper will he served in the apart
ments OF the club.
THE STATE RANGE
This is the last week in which TO finish
qualifications at the state range at Rum
ford and the members of the state militia
are turning out I'm force TO get In their
good work while there is yet time. Yes
terday there were a good many al the
range and some very good shooting was
done.
The Naval Reserves did their share of
the shooting and some OF the scores were
very good ones Ensign Bliss .. The
local reserves did some good work on
the revolver range and got away with
the second best score OF the day. 1t was
a q al so yards.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
The following real estate transactions
have been recorded at the town clerks
office
Alonzo e Flint et al sold to James d.
Tngra ham lots IL. IA. l5. Is, II, IL and D
on the Arnold Burgess plat with all the
buildings and improvements thereon for
$40.
James d. Ingraham mortgaged TO May
A. r. Flint one certain lot Of land on
Warren avenue for s425.
Harry Walton Gardiner mortgaged 10
James Boyd lots II. 13 and Is on the Grand
View plat. with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon. for $500
John II. Butt. ct ux., conveyed in trust
10 Irving champl;n, ct al, certain real
estate for $40
LIGHT DOCKET.
There was very light docket before
Judge Bliss in the Seventh district court
this morning one man who had been
brought I'm from the Second station ad-
mitted that he had been intoxicated 10
such an extent as TO amount TO a viola
tion OF decency, and was assessed eue
customary 81 and costs which he paid.
WENT FISHING
Judge Bliss and Town Treasurer Ray
have returned from a ishing trip down
tirely successful in their chase after the
finny denizens OF the deep. They caught
a great many taugtaug. which they say
are running rather small for this season
OF the year.
HONEST FARMERS.
Yesterday one OF the local business men
had two farmers from the Silver Lake
farm in Rehoboth clean out a. vault con-
nected with his premises. and while the
men were doing this work they found two
pocketbooks. which he had lost out OF his
pocket at different times.
They took their find to the man, who
recognized the property as his. One or
the pocketbooks contained quite sum OF
money and some valuable papers, while
in the other there was nothing but
number OF papers.
VACANCIES FILLED
Yesterday the chairman OF the Demo-
cratic town committee filed with the town
clerk the nomina tons to fill the places
left vacant on the council ticket by the
refusal of William Palmer and Jesse Med
berry TO run Luther B. Peck was nomi-
mated i'm place Of Mr.. Palmer and Luther
+ Angel in place OF Mr.. Medbery. In
place OF Fred X Goff, who declined TO
run for clerk in the Third district, the
support of the party is TO be given 70
William H. Mason, the Republican candi-
date