The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-15
TIvERTON.

At the regular October monthly meeting
OF the court OF probate and town coun-
ell present Messrs. T. +. Gr1nnell, Elmer
E Grinnell, John Carpenter and 8. Gil
man Bowen. the business transactions
were:
In court OF probate will of Abbie B.
Cook proved, allowed and ordered record
ed VIII of Mary A. Robeson proved. al
lowed and ordered recorded. Appraisers
Allan Forbes, A. l.. Carr. A. 3. Crosby.
Bond $l2O,0 900 without surety.
Account OF the late Cornelius b. Sea-
bury. guardian OF Susan A. Manchester,
received and placed on file.
Elmer +. Seabury appointed guardian OF
Susan A. Manchester. Bond $4,000. Ellen
A. Seabury, surety; appraisers, William
F. Carroll, Ward z. Smith. Henry b.
Congdon.
Notice ordered on the petition of Agnes
M. Wick to be appointed administratix.
Notice ordered on the petition of Annie M
Gray 10 be appointed administrative on
the estate of George II. Gray.
Edward Brophy appointed Administrator
on the estate of Ellen o'Conneil. Bond
$500 Suretles satisfactory TO clerk. Ap-
praisers, John Peacock, Albert Walmsley
Austin Walker. VIII OF Elenore Bayinet
continued. In town council George r.
Lawton. chairman Of the Republican towr
council. submitted the following names
from which to select supervisors for the
election to be held Nov. 8. 1903:
District No. ], Henry c. Wilcox. George
c. Hambly. George r. Lawton, William
/. Frost, Isaac Brown. Harry w. Grin
nell. In District No. ?. Harry Walker
John r. Manchester, Jr., Charles A.
| Hambley. Justin E. Reed, James Sharples
| Wanton Durfee.
The following persons were appointed
supervisors: In District No. 1, Henry c.
4 ~ Ia Mat Loo
/ No. 2. Marry Walker. John Manchester.
Jr., George l.. Church. chairman OF the
| Democratic town committee presented the
| following names from which TO select su-
| pervisors. District. No 1. James @. Wor-
/ dell, John A. Wilcox. Thomas r. Manches-
/ ter. George Church. Richard j. Barker.
/ Luther b. Tripp William r. Rose. Dis
/ trict No. 2. r. Frank Sherman, James
/ Holden, Sllas T. Borden. Peleg s. STAFF
| ford, Austin Walker, Samuel Cory. AL
| fred O. Springer. the following persons
we're elected supervisors: District No. ].
/ James G. Wordell John A. wilcox; In
/ District No 2. y Frank sherman, James
/ Holden. David u. Humpher was appoint
/ ed surveyor Of lumber.
Voted 10 meet as a board ~ canvassers
| Wednesday, Oct. -. A. II. 1903. at the
police station on Hilton street at o'clock
A. m. AT town hall AT 30 O'Clock p. m.
Permission given 60 Mrs. j. N. Millard
TO remove the bodies Of Andrew G. shaw.
Andrew shaw. Jr., and Irene J.. Shaw.
now buried In the family burial lot OF
Cory Shaw on the Crandall road TO the
new North cemetery, Bristol. r.. l.
The hshermen had n good week ending
Saturday despite the bad weather several
hundred barrels Of fish were shipped TO
market There is also good nshing In the
Seaconnet river.
Tho Telephone company is making a
good concession 20 Tiverton people and Il
putting In telephones al a very reason
able price.
Mr. Emery and wife OF Taunton have
been the guests Of A. H. Morgan and fam
iy the early part of the week
The steamer Queen City did not attempt
her trip TO seaconnet Point during the
high wind Saturday.
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