The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-13
EAST PROVIDENCE.

EAST PROVIDENCE.
Yesterday before Judge Alfred A. white
In the probate court George r. Read
guardian OF the estate Of Mary Boylau,
presented an account which was allowed
and ordered recorded.
Alfred s. Johnson. executor OF the es-
tate OF Ezekiel F. Mowry, asked permis-
sion to sell a nfe insurance for seli 05
which was granted
In the estate Of Albert r. Richardson
the report Of the commissioners was
continued till the next regular meeting.
Elizabeth j. Taylor. guardian OF the
! estate OF Jennie B.. and William H. Tay-
Tor. was granted permission to sell real
| estate.
The report OF the commissioners Of the
estate OF Timothy Coffee was examined
and confirmed
The nnal report of Thomas | Medbury.
| administrator Of the estate of Richmond
| b. Nesus. was examined. allowed and
| ordered 10 be recorded.
PROBATE COURT
The win Of julia 4 Dorrarcs NaS pro
bated and Eva y, Cramp appointed ad-
minstratrix with the viii annexed under
a personal bonds OF $500
The will OF Elizabeth Wilson was pro
bated anc Edwin $. Tinkher. was APP
pointed as executor under bonds OF $1,000
The appraisers were william VI. NcGulg
gan, Robert 2. Budlong and Herbert r.
Blake
The will OF Alice Swift was probated
and Mary Barry was appointed eXecutrix
under bonds or $500 The appraisers were
Thomas j. Dorney, seril c. Armstrong,
stephen j. Casey.
Daniel T., l<empster, administrator OF
the estate OF George II. Cooke. fled an
inventory amounting 10 s3Sl65. which was
allowed and ordered recorded.
The administrators OF the estate OF Caleb
A. Williams. James o. Williams, filed an
account which was continued with an
order OF notice.
traitor de bons non OF the estate OF
Chauncey B. Pierce
The will OF Christopher Dexter was pre-
sented and continued until Jan. l3 1893 at
o'olock p. m.
The court was adjourned until Tuesday.
Jan. l3, 1903.
GOLDEN CROSS.
Last night the L. O. Golden Cross No
333, held It's annual installation OF officers
In Odd Fellows hall. The following offi-
GERS were installed for the year Noble
comma nder. Frank +. Medberry; vice
noble commander, Isabel A. Salisbury:
fins ncial keeper OF records, Isaac ID.
Cook: treasurer q. O. Price; prelate. Mrs.
Ida ID. Cook warden inner gate. Mary d.
Mason; warden outer gate, William f..
Smith; past noble commander. Mrs Ma
bel |. Smyth. William r.. Smyth was
elected representative to the Grand Com
derry with Margaret r. Reilly as alter
nate.
The following officers officiated at the
installation exercises. Walter r.. Town
send. grand commander. Miss Esther
Taylor. and William Panne.
After the exercises a salad supper was
enjoyed. Miss Grace Barney favored the
gathering with several piano selections.
The installation was very we'll attended
and was very successful affair
BAY VIEW HOSE co.
Last night the Bay View Hose com
pany held n busy meeting in Grange hall.
Arlington corners. The town council re-
Gently purchased from the Combination
Ladder Co. n hose reel and 1000 feet OF
hose for the company.
Among the unfinished business was the
appointment OF hosemen. pipemen, axe
men. laddermen. auditing committee and
several other officers.
An invitation from the Arlington Hose
Co was received to attend the Arlington
company's fair on the Slst Of this
month. Action was delayed till the next
meeting Several new members were ad
mitted and the new company IA rapidly
coming 10 the front and will he a worthy
rival at the coming mpsters.
POLICE NEWS.
Last night AZ Sis an unfortunate
drunk OF the name Of William Potts
clipped on the icy steps Mt Washington I
bridge, and fell To Water street below.
Some boys found the man and notified
Officer Harrigan. The officer brought
the man 10 DR. McKenna's office where
IL was found that he was suffering from
rupture besides the contusIons on his
head Or. McKenna took two stitches
in the mans scalp and said he was In
no condition TO he locked up. officer Har-
rigan took the man TO his home.
last night the Missionary society con-
nected with the Second Baptist church
held its monthly meeting in the vestry Of
the church The meeting was addressed
by Miss Alice S. Johnson who spoke OF
the work OF Miss Evelyn q. Johnson at
Hartshorn Memorial college. Richmond,
Va Mrs Hudson gave several delightful
saprano solos. The following were ap-
pointed general committee: Mrs
Thomas Mair. Mrs. George w. Rigler.
Mrs. Mason Wood. II was voted 20 hold a
special service AZ the open ing OF the mite
boxes In March to celebrate the .5th ami
versary of the womens Baptist II NJ
s The next meeting OF the society will
be Feb. ?.
GENERAL MENTION.
Tomorrow night the Fourth division Of
the Rhode Island Naval Battalion Will
hold its annual dance In the town hall
Music will he furnished by Millers or
chestra Many other military commands
have been invited.
The Imperial Social club will meet I'm
It's rooms tomorrow night. Several new
members are TO be received and other Inn
portant business is TO come up.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
the NJ. II. church meets tomorrow night
wi,n Mrs. Nickerson, ~ Taunton ave-
nue.
The Women's Church Aid society con-
nected with the Second Baptist church
meets with Mrs. William Smyth. Mau-
ran avenue.
Tomorrow night the Ballou society con-
tagtaH Nth fha .Aur.k Ill