The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-22
VALLEY VILLAGES
Coventry Council Meet at Pro-
tracted Session. ..OthsT Notes
Of Interest to Villagers.

The town fathers OF Coventry met az
usual at the town clerks office at Wash
lngton yesterday afternoon and trans
acted the regular amount OF business. Mr.
Read was absent but all the other MEM
bers were In their accustomed places.
The business transacted was as follows:
The claims OF Fred l.. Anderson for $40
and Joseph Murseux for N.S for dog
damage were referred to the dog onicer.
Mr.. Ssson was appointed committee
TO investigate the Vaughn waterman
cemetery and TO report the condition AT
the next meeting. In order mat stated
sum may he set aside for the perpetual
care or ~.
MIR. Potter was appointed a committee
10 investigate the culvert on Broad street.
Harris, and the guard rail on the bridge
at saltwater, and to have both placed IN
a safe condition.
Leonard ID. Greene stated that the bank
refused To pay on the handbook OF the
,sde Hannah Capwell. the guardian OF
whose estate he IL, unless the council
gave the authority. OF he furnished q
BOND. The matter was continued.
The petition OF ]. George Andrews and
others for the town TO build sidewalk
along Main street In Washington. was LETT
I'm the hands OF Mrs. Whaley.
The resignation OF Allen s. Greene as
fence viewer was received.
The following jurors were then drawn:
Grand-Willism r. Bode. Jason T. Cor
ton, Albert w. Lewis, Alma J. Maueson.
Ulysses G.. Brown. Leonard r. Bennett.
George w. Northup. Henry 3. Young.
charles III. Brayton. Horace p. Ralph.
Petit-Henry A. Edmond. John f. Whip
pie Paul Ask. Nelson II. Hathaway.
Isaac Fiske. George r. Collier. Serril
Greene, Irving p. Hudson. Joshua NJ.
knight. William r. Dyer. Caleb O. Wood.
John II. Place. Pardon l. Andrew, Lafay-
ette Blanchard, James Ray. Lorenzo q.
Wood. Horace q. Battey, James &
Greene, Henry r. Underwood. George q.
Phillips. Eldridge p. Franklin. Byron b.
Brown, John Rathbun. Iseriel Andrews.
Charles NJ. Tyler. James J. Potter. Ed
win A Csswell. Ernest w. Bowen. Eu-
gene F. Chase. Walter T. Potter, Charles
ID. Stone. Zebulan Bennett. Harold u.
Hopkins. Louis Il. Colvin. Charles IL
Northup.
As n probate court the following cases
were Disposed OF:
Estate OF Samuel w. TilIinghsst-John
Tllinghsst appointed administrator with
bond at 500; surety. Jason T. Gorton:
appraisers. Wilbur Potter. George Potter
Nrd CurneI A Potter.
Estate OF Dolly II. Read-George p.
Philips apnointeu administrator. with
bonds at 1890. Surity. william J. r.
Phillips.
Estate OF Nicholas g. whitford-Mary
A. whitford appointed administratrix.
with personal bond at $500 to pay all
debts
Estate OF Lucinda Jordan--Anidavit OF
administrators stating that there In no
personal property. ordered recorded.
Estate of Amy N Sylvsster-wiii pre-
serted and continued.
Estate OF Penlope Andrews--Adminis-
traitors first and nnal account rendered.
allowed and ordered recorded.
Estate OF wsity A. Philips enjamin
p. Philips appointed guardian OF the per-
son and estate.
After auditing the usual number OF bills
the meeting adjourned.
WARWICK COUNCIL.
The new Warwick town council met
yesterday afternoon at the town hall, and
after trsnssctins the small docket which
came up elected tho town officers the
most important or which included the
following: Town solicitor. Job Car
penter: collector OF taxes. Edgar e
Mstteson: No. O. s. Winfield Hines: No.
8. Joseph Gagnon; No. 4. Charles r.
Luther. The other minor officers were
also elected
VILLAGE NOTES
The macadam road at Anthony has been
completed. and the nne stretch of road
way now reaches unbroken as far "a the
store % Byron Read. The utensils OF
the road construction, company are TO he
stored during the winter at the Levi Bea
place.
The funeral OF Grs'avus Smell. an old
business man OF Phenix was held this
al thA Nf a..
Byron Smell. on Brad 'ords court. Phenix
The service -waa-pHSeF- the direction OF
Rev. John McVay OF the Phenix NJ e
church and the interment was later made
at the Greenwood cemetery.