The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-17
BRISTOL.
Probate Court Docket Criminal
Matters In District Court.
Finger Gut Off.

AT the meeting OF the sinking fund
commission. Monday evening the ioIloM
ing report was presented by the treas eon,
urer Balance. on hand. February. lSi;
$l9. 1886. received March i, dlvldend
from Union Trust company S..@; re-
ceived April l. dividend from Manutac5i i.ae5
turers' Trust company SlOIA; received
Aug /, dividend from Industrial Tgust
company, S9642; received Aug. l. diyidend
from Industrial Trust company Bristol
branch S97 20: total. $i9,tSS.l0.
Miss BESSIE stevens OF Oshkosh. Wis,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. j. II. Far
rally for the past week. left here Mon
day for visit with friends In salem
Mass
Miss Celia Slade and her brother, Her
bert Slade, are guests Of Mr.. ana MIS-
Ryloy I'm Boston this week during the o.
A. r. national encampment.
F. NJ Dimond and wife will leave here
on Thursday for New London, n. H., 10
spend a week or more.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Haytree, OF Nal
dem Mass, who formerly resided here,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Wright on Metacom avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Hatch left here
yesterday for ontario, Eastern Michigan
where they will reside.
A special session OF the probate court
was held Yesterday forenoon with Judge
John T. Reynolds on the bench. Inc re,
quest for the appointment or Euwaru
McCrath as administrator on the estate
OF Mary McGrath was granted. The
bond was fixed at sllO0. the United states
Fidelity and Guaranty company becoming
surety. The appraisers are Patrick
Keegan. Thomas NJ Norris and Henry
Serbst. The request for the appointment
OF Francis r.. Bowen as guardian or Es-
ther r.. Smith was continued nisi.
The regular session Of the district court
was held yesterday morning. Only two
cases came up for consideration. but there
was a large attendance OF those inter
was arraigned on the charge OF drunken.
ness having been arrested by Chef
Hoard. He was fined $500 and costs
Frank Machado pleaded guilty TO drunk
enness when arraigned before the court.
Machado was fined 81 and costs The case
Of the state vs.. Vincenzo Sainto, charged
with assault was continued until next
Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Ingraham and her niece.
Miss l.. Il. Connery, left here Tuesday for
a months visit with relatives and friends
at Augusta Me.
The Bristol Pentecostal church VIII
hold its monthly sll-day meeting tomor-
row Services at 1890 a. m, 2:S0 and 1880
p. m The Rev c. H. Hopkins and wife
OF Central Falls will be the speakers OF
the day.
The following deeds have been entered
for record in the town clerks office: FL
Iery w. Greene TO Mary A. Greene. quit
claim Clark IL Straight, commissioners,
10 Viets c. Peck land on the east side
OF Wood street for S4i00. William III.
Kearney ct al to Catherine Kearney.
house and lot belonging to the estate OF
Maurice Kearney.
Miss Marguerite Duffy is having her
vacation and during her vacation her
position at the Boston store is filled by
Miss Eva Mcclure.
Mrs. Lillian +. Sawyer and her son left
here yesterday for twoweeks' visit with
friends i'm ConcoHul, N. II
Mrs. George w. Simmons, Mrs. Charles
Carey and Miss Elizabeth Carey left here
yesterday for Boston where they will stay
during the week Mrs. Carey Is senior
vice president of the Rhode Island de-
partment OF the Women's Relief Corps.
The steam yacht Eugenia with the
owner, j. r. Herreshoff and family on
board arrived home yesterday having
been on the cruise with the New York
Yacht club.
James Sullivan. employed by Mrs l.. O..
Taylor at Red Crest, upon Pappoose-
squaw. met with a painful accident while
pumping water. His hand got caught in
the piston OF the pump. Or. w. F. Duffy
treated the wound and found IL necessary
10 amputate a part OF the finger.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson OF New York,
daughter OF Rev. j. l.. Johnson OF Syra-
cuse. N Y, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry +. Minsher at their home on Hope
street
Messrs. Breck Brothers Of Boston were
In town yesterday and were In pursuit OF
desirable location to build.