The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-27
The News Of the State.
VALLEY VILLAGES EAST PROVIDENCE
Warwick Probate Court Held
Short SeSslon-ChiIdren Of
MaTy's Entertainment.

IL was almost four o'clock yesterday
afternoon before the Warwick probate
court opened, Judge Carpenter having
been one OF the fishing party made up OF
the Warwick town officials. and being
forced 20 be landed at a point where he
could reach Apponaug by troily In order
to get to the court at all. In brief the
business was as follows:
Estate OF Thomas Mcclure: Petition for
the sale OF real estate continued TO June
%. 1904
Estate Of Frank w. II. Nelson: Angus
tus Nelson appointed guardian with
bonds at $500. Herbert w. Barber. Rich
ard Johnson and Hugh ODonnell ap-
pointed.
Estate OF Bessie l.. Adams: Notice ap-
proved and John G. Wescott appointed
guardian of the person and estate with
bonds at $500. Charles A. Wescott, George
Il. Blackmar and William r. Northup
appraisers
Estate OF William Gilchrist: Inventory
received and ordered recorded
Estate OF William j. Gregory: lnven-
tory of se607.50 received and recorded.
Estate OF Harriet n. Barry: Inventory
Of yl025 received and ordered recorded.
Estate OF Katherine q. Barry: Inven-
tory Of sS075 received and recorded.
Estate of John III. Cambell: Inventory
OF $2ls9.S0 received and recorded.
Estate Of John II. Cambell: Permission
given 10 sell real estate,
Estate of Frederick II. Bosworth Pro-
bate of will continued TO June. g.
Estate OF Omesine loyal: Inventory of
S1OB received.
Estate Of Ann Cough: Notice approved
and will probated before witnesses.
Margaret l.. Cough confirmed as exc
cutrix with bonds at 500. Martin J. Sim,
Patrick Fitzpatrick. appraisers.
Estate OF Maria Burlingame; First and
final account OF the administrators re-
Estate OF Marjorie G.. Forsythe: Lizzie
II. Forsythe appointed guardian OF the
person and estate with bonds at 5000
Albert Potter OF Cranston and Albert
Daniel W. Goodspeed. Herbert M. Clark
and Clarence T.. Howard appraisers.
Adjournment.
CONCERT AT ARCTIC CENTRE.
In St James hall in Arctic Centre last
evening an entertainment was held under
the direction of the Children of Mary.
society connected with the st. James
church. The following pleasing program
was rendered. Piano duet -A+ssas-A ApRia-
Mulholland and Mary Knox. chorus,
holland; reading Miss Eva Palmer; vocal
solo, Miss May Bagley; violin solo, James
Barry; vocal solo. Thomas McCaITy
illustrated song, John j. Huges; plano
solo. Misses MuIhoLand and Knox; bass
solo. owen Cunningham; vocal solo; Miss
Margaret Bagley; reading Miss Mamie
OConnell soprano solo. Miss Mamie
Perkins; reading Miss Hattie Briggs
violin solo, Thomas Barry: solo. John J.
Hughes. The entertainment was well
attended and those who Witnessed II, we'll
satisfied with the program.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.
Another entertainment for the benefit
of the Anthony Free library is To be held
In tho Odd Fellows hall IN Anthppy on
next Tuesday evening"
The work of matchmaking the stretch
Of road between Apponaug and Wescott
has been begun and Is finished as far as
Orchard avenue. from Apponaug
Members OF a committee appointed by
the McGrogor Post G.. A. X. placed flags
upon the graves of the veterans In the
cemetaries OF the valley yesterday.