The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-07
BRISTOL.
Busy Session Of the Probate
Work on New Street
Railway Progressing.

The regular monthly session OF th'
probate court was held yesterday fore
noon. Judge John p. Reynolds presiding
The request OF Francis NJ Bennett and
others, trustees OF the estate OF Martin
Bennett. that the will OF the deceased
Martin Bennett, be recorded in the regis
try OF The court. was granted. The re
quest for the appointment OF Thomas
Calvin, administrator on the estate OF
Mrs. Kate Calvin, was granted. bond 500
The will OF Captain Benjamin Brayton
for probate and approval OF Helen E. and
I. Aide Brayton as executors OF the will
was continued nisi. The account OF John
De Wolf, administrator on the estate OF
George Byron Dinan. was allowed. The
accounts OF Charles II Manchester, ad-
ministrator on the estate 81 William Cox
Norris was allowed. The inventory on
the estates or Mary #. Irene and John r.
Hackett, minors. for allowance, was
granted. The petition for discharge OF
guardian Napoleon la Forrest. was
granted. The petition for the appointment
OF a guardian on the estate of May A.
Brownell was referred 10 June p. with
order OF notice
George M. MARI and Herman MARI.
partners In business on Thames street,
have made an assignment 10 Clarence r.
Williams OF cranston. for the benefit of
creditors. The papers In the assignment
have been filed in the town clerks office.
William III. Thurber and Mrs. Thurber
have sold 10 b. Thomas Potter and wife
shore rights adjoining the Ferry farm at
Ferry Hill
At the 1O:30 o'clock service at the First
Baptist church. Sunday, Deacon George
L. Arnold extended the right hand OF fell
lowship to four persons. including the
pastor. Rev A. s. Stowell. There Is 10 be
a reception given the now pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Stowell. Thursday evening, in the
vestry OF the church.
There was special communion service
for the Girls Friendly society OF ST.
Michaels parish. Sunday morning In st.
Michael's church
Fred Suzman. the clothier on Hope
street. has leased the store adjoining and
Is converting the two stores into one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding. who have been
visiting friends here for the past two
weeks, returned home yesterdey,-
Or. william Fred Williams reports Ma
rion Darling i'll with scarlet fever at her
home on Munro avenue. The house has
been quarantined.
Charles r. TiIlnghast took the Opitsah
III around TO Marblehead on saturday.
where he delivered ther TO her new owner
There will be special meeting at the
Bristol Yacht club. Friday evening, June
TO- at $50 O'Clock
The Newport and Providence railway
company intends carrying passengers
from Newport 20 Providence via Bristol
inside OF two weeks. as the road on the
Rhode Island side IN about completed.
The annual meeting OF the Home for
Aged Women will be held at that insti-
tuition on Franklin street this evening at
7.i5 o'clock.
The steamer Sycamore, which Is TO ply
between the ferries connecting Newport
with Providence via Bristol, will be COM
manded by Captain Lindsey. who is at
the present time putting the boat in first
class condition. The captain thinks the
time between the two ferries will be about
IA minutes. which will reduce time from
Providence to Newport nearly 40 minutes
and a saving OF about fifteen cents in the
fare.