The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-18
BRISTOL.
Business Disposed Of in the
Probate Court. ..Other Matters
Of General Interest.

At yesterday mornings session OF the
Probate court before Judge +. H. Ham
mill the will for probate and approval OF
Samuel G. Dimond, as executor OF the es-
tate OF Benjamin Church. was continued
10 Nov. IL, at 10 o'clock. The account OF
Charles II. Manchester, administrator, for
allowance and order for distribution OF
the estate OF the late william G. Norris.
was allowed. a petition of administrator
To provide for headstone or monument for
the late William c. Norris. was granted.
The petition for the appointment OF Agnes
Cornell or some other suitable person.
guardian OF the person and estate of
Sarah r.. Murray, was held. The petition
for the appointment OF Helena NJ. Duffy.
administratriX OF the estate OF the late
Thomas Duffy. was allowed, appraisers.
Augustus u. Nerone, William Nerone,
James Duffy; bond. SEQ: surety. Augustus
L. Nerone. A claim or appeal from pro-
bate OF will on said estate OF the late
Annie +. Munro and appeal bond hlod oct.
H. 1893 at l o'clock D. m. was placed on
hle. The request for the approval OF
Helena NJ. Duffy as guardian OF Joseph
l.. Duny, minor, was granted: oond. $500:
surety, Augustus r. Nerone apprs isers.
Augus-s~ =. Nerone, William Neronc and
James Duffy.
At an enthusiastic meeting held last
evening OF the Mount Hope chapter OF
the State street Methodist Episcopal
church plans were matured for the hold
ing OF a social for tho members and re-
ception for the leagues from Providence.
Newport, Warren and DrownVllle on the
evening Of oct. %. Tho work OF prcpara-
tion was assigned 10 various committees
with full power. The reception commit
tee consists of tho cabinet OF the league:
President, W. Lenior Hood: vice presi-
dent Mrs. Ellen Coggeshall: second vice
president. Mrs. Seraphine Paul, third
vice president. Mrs. Hattie Gadding;
fourth vice president. Miss Minnie G.
Hood: secretary. Miss Sarah Bosworth.
treasurer. Miss Emma Gladding; pianist.
Miss Sarah b. PAUL; program committee.
Miss Hood, chairman OF the social and
literary department.: decoration OF as
sembly rooms Miss Fannie Congdon.
Miss Myra Blaisdell Messrs Lalois and
Richardson; decoration OF tables. Miss
NeSta Blaisdell. refreshment committee.
Mrs \. w Place. Mrs. Richardson. Miss
Matte Paul. MISS Minnie Potter and Mrs.
Coggeshall All tho above committee meet
again Thursday evening next with Miss
Hood at the parsonage.
The semi-annual election Of Bristol
branch. No. 6S1. |. G. B T.. will be held
I'm Temperance hall, Wood street, this
evening.
\ pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning I'm ST Mary's church when John
Vincent Lahey and Miss Mary Alice Cal
Ian were united I'm marriage. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. T. J. Fitz-
patrick. pastor of the church. The bride
was charmingly gowned i'm crepe de
chine over white silk. She wore white
picture hat and carried n large bouquet
OF white chrysanthemums. She was at
tended by Miss Annie l.. Callan. her sis
ter. who was prcttly dressed i'm white
nuns yelling and wore picture hat, and
carried pink Chrysanthemums
The best man was William LahcN, q
brother OF the groom. The ushcrs We're
Bernard V Morris. James Lahey. Henry
H. Sweeney OF this town and Lewis j.
Ward OF Providence wedding break
fast was served by Caterer Reed at the
home OF the brides parents at which only
the immediate relatives OF the newly mar
red couple were present Mr. and Mrs.
Lahey left here yesterday afternoon at ,
o'clock for New London, Conn, where
reception will be rendered them on their
arrival by their friends and will leave
there on tho II o'clock boat for New York
city and a trip up tho Hudson.
Mr.. Frank Pardee and family left yes
terday for their winter home I'm IIazelton
Pa.
Frank Downey. who FOR the past four
years has been sailor aboard the L. S.
flagship Olympia arrived in town Sun
day evening and Is visiting his uncle.
Thomas +. Downey on Franklin street.
Or. Russell s. Church reports three
cases OF measles on School street, the pa
tents being William H., James "A. and
Ruth T. Francis