The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-26
stamped her as an artistic OF great merit
and a bright future Is predicted Tor her.
WEEKLY SESSION.

stamped her as an artistic OF great merit
and a bright future is predicted for her.
WEEKLY SESSION
The weekly session of the Seventh dis
trict court was held In the court room In
the town hall yesterday afternoon.
The case against Manuel Jesse, who Is
accused OF stealing hens was continued
for one week by agreement OF counsel.
William n. Shaw furnished surety for his
appearance for trial in the sum Of $500.
His counsel was Archibald Matteson.
The case OF Charles f. Sutton VS., Henry
G. Dyer, an action of tresspass and eject
ment In which the premises OF which pos
session was sought was the cottage house
was defaulted. Frederick A. Jones for the
plaintiff.
Arthur D. Nottage was brought before
the court by the truant officer as an hab-
itral truant and pleaded guilty. He was
sentenced 10 two years in the state re-
form school.
REAL ESTATE REGISTER.
But one real estate transaction was pre-
sented for record at the office Of the town
clerk yesterday.
Michael Dierlato has mortgaged TO p. a.
Carter lot rs on the r. j. Burgess plat
with all OF the buildings and improve
ments thereon for s175.
THE RED MEN.
An interesting meeting OF Watchemo-
ket Tribe Of Red Men was held in Odd
Fellows hall last night There was good
sized contingent Of the members OF the
tribe in attendance as we'll az number
OF visitors and after the regular business
of the session had been disposed OF there
were some very interesting remarks for
the good OF the order
ROGER WILLIAMS GRANGE.
The regular meeting OF Roger Williams
grange was held in Grange hall at
Armington's corners last night There
was a large number of the members OF
the grange present and large amount
of business was transacted. after which
there were some very interesting re-
marks by p number OF the members OF
the grange
TO SET TREES.
IL is probable that at the next meeting
of the town council there will he a petit
tion from a Providence society. asking
the town council 10 grant them per
mission TO plant tree, 10 be known as
the Roger williams oak, over the spring
known as the Roger Williams spring on
the avenue which bears the name OF tho
first settler In these plantations There
is no doubt but what the council will
readily grant the desired permission as
there Is, SO far as is known no earthly
objection which can he made TO the plant
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following letters are advertised at
the East Providence. r. l.. postoffice for
the week ending Saturday, March 2s. 1904:
Iadies-Mrs. Alvin Arnold. Mrs A.
Baker. Mrs. Flora Dole, Miss Edith Ho-
den. Mrs. May Lever. Mrs. F.. Morgan,
Mrs. Morris yarker. Miss Katie Riley.
Mrs. Fred Sherive. Miss Eva +. Scott.
Miss MilIa Tremblay.
GentIemen--Iimas de Barros, Mr. Giu-
seppe Ciallelia, (2). T.. Davis, Mrs. c. M.
Hall. Mr.. +. Healy. Mr.. Matt A Oster-
holm. Mr.. II. A. Palmer, Mr.. Fred Ryan,
Mr.. r. r. Wilson.
MR.. COOMB'S STATEMENT.
The News is in receipt OF a letter ad-
dressed 20 the citizens OF the watche-
moket FIRE district by Superintendent
Coombs OF the district. in which he states
that the best known authorities in the
state agreed with him I'm his policy that
Il was not a proper procedure 10 open
the hydrants In tho Watchemoket fire
district for the purpose OF testing them
In cold weather. because OF the fact that
the hySirants fn 10 the top when the
water II turned on from the bottom and
that IN very severe weather. at least, n
part OF the water Is apt to freeze before
u has all run out and thus put the
hydrant out OF business. lie maintains
that the hydrants have been managed
I'm "A proper manner during the past win
ter. and states that none OF them failed
10 work when treated upon the approach
Of m.,der weather
lie calls attention TO article TO- rules
end regulations of the Watchemoket ire
district. which reads az follows. Fire
hydrantS are I'm no case IN he opened
except IN case of Are, unless permission
be hrst had from the superintendent OF
works.