The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-19
SCiTUATE.

A regular meeting Of the Scitus,e
Town Council was held on Saturday.
The sum OF 5000 was appropriated for
repairs on school buildings. The follow.
Ing bills we're ordered paid: w. +.
Angel, road work. $50; William r.
Angel. widening road, s57 II: william
+. Angel, tesming, t3So william F.
Angel, for work on culvert, s. 20; VIII
liam II. Bowen, Jr., mecicrl service, 81 so
William II. Bowen, IT,, e.; Amsss s.
Potter. work on highway, s7SI 81; Gil
bert Aldrich, pla'tering materials, s377i
l.. Vaughn & Co., screen doors, S;9i
George 4. Hill, for lumber. s75Ioi
Union Printing Company, 81 so; Union
Printing Company, IS SOL william A.
Hicks, lumber. o. IS; h. l.. Freeman &
Sons. for. printing, eS so W. +. Barrett
Company, excsystion;tools, 81 so; James
a. Potter, lumber. sS97s; Joshua c. Pot
ter. repairing bridge, sI2i Joshua C.Pot-
ter, bridge repairing. s4I.5o; sIso S3 for
same purpose; 10, hua g. Potter for team
ing, SI36S;'Joshua G. Potter, planking
road, Ss 10; O. a. Capwell, supplies.
s22o; !. {. Potter, work on road, s226,.
OF; Is. K. Rsthbun, work on road, S76l,-
o.; B. r. Rathbun. building sidewalk,
1890. J. w. Bowen. Jr. 1897 Isl John
w. Bstley, Jr., SO as; J. W. Battey, lrr
SI3677; r. g. Jacques q Co, $500;
Union Screen Co. $r3 20. J.W.Bowen'
Jr, on behalf OF a special committee, said
that a conference had been had with c. a
Capwell in regard TO damages TO his
mended that a wall be built to hold the
bank on his land, build fences and repair
crossings, but not propose TO pay him
$500, TOR which he had asked. The re-
port was accepted and It was voted TO
notify Mr.. Capwell OF the action taken.
| II was voted to have the Jackson bridge
repainted. At the probate court the fol-
| lowing business was transacted: Ernest
| n. Spencer presented his final account as
an executor of an estate, which was ac-
cepted The inventory OF the estate Of
Ellen a. Joslin, late of Scituate, was read
amounting in all to $ro3637 by the clerk
II. II. Potter. Action was postponed
until the next meeting on motion. The
| Inventory OF the estate OF Olive
g. Bennett, amounting to 5000, as
estimated by the appraisers, was received
and recorded. The application Of Eva
| a. w. Bennett for permission TO cell the
land belonging to his ward, Olive g
Bennett, was favorably acted upon, the
bond for the guardian being fixed at 5000
B. NJ. Bennett and B. A Rounds were
accepted as sureties. II. n. Potter, ex-
ecutor of the estate OF Ellen A Schmidt,
asked for permission to sell the property
| of Mrs. Schmidt, which was granted.
The executor OF the estate of a, hael II
Harris. Of Hopedale, Mass, asked that
Mr. Harris's will be entered on the TO-.
cords of the town OF Scituate, the testa-
tor having had property there. 1t was
voted to receive the will and advertise II
The matter of the bills Of F. r. Owen
and G.. +. Brown against the Richard
Grayson estate was continued. Applice-
ton for the appointment Of an admins
traitor de bonis non with will annexed for
the estate OF George Dorrance was re-
ceived from Leonora n Dorrance, exec.
u,rix. The application was received and
II was voted to advertise 1t. II was voted
that the Council pay avisit to the State
Fa'm IN at some date to be decided later.
probably August 10. The Council ad.
journed until September o, at p. m.