The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-19

cember.
The plans for the buildings are In the
hands OF +. p. Sheldon & Co. OF Provi-
dence and they are 10 be OF the most
will be 467 feet long and l0i feet wide
and three stories I'm height II will be
or brick and the weave shed will have a
dimension OF 3lsx252 feet and this also
will be OF brick.
The mill will have a opacity OF 10000
spindles and will give employment 10
about 700 hands when running full and
the machinery will be OF the very latest
type used In the modern cotton mill.
BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED.
AT the office OF the inspector OF build
ings yesterday there was issued permit
for the erection OF the new braid mill OF
the Providence Braid Company, which Is
10 be located on Pawtucket avenue be-
tween Lowden and Carver streets. The
building will cover an area OF about l5-
900 square feet. II will have frontage
OF l75 feet and will be n feet wide. II
Will be one story I'm height and will be
constructed OF brick. Warren b. Lewis
OF Providence IL the architect and the con-
tractors are the Il. +. Smith Company OF
this city. Work on this new mill will be
begun at once as II Is the desire OF the
firm 10 occupy II as soon as possible
A GOOD RIPE AGE.
Grandma" Turner, who is said 10 be
the oldest member OF the Daughters OF
the Heather In this country, celebrated
her seth birthday yesterday. but there
was no formal observance OF the event.
Mrs. Turner lives with Mrs. John III. Cum
mings of High street. but Mr.. and Mrs.
Cummings are I'm Europe at the present
time and this In a measure accounts for
the fact that no special notice was taken
OF the day. She was. however. the re-
cipient OF numerous congratulations from
her most intimate friends
OLD CASES ARE SETTLED.
The cases which have been pending In
the courts for quite a number Of years
against the estate OF the late DIR. NJ w.
Kelliher. growing out OF suits brought by
couple OF insurance companies have
been settled. At the time OF the trial OF
the case the Judge OF the lower court took
II away from the jury TO the extent OF
ordering a verdict for the plaintiff An
appeal to the higher court was taken and
n decision was given for the defendant.
Since that time an effort has been made
TO bring about a settlement and this has
at last been sucSessful. The companies
have discontinued the cases and no costs
are charged against either side
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours;
Real Estate Conveyances-Brown uni
versity 10 Max Fedor OF Central Falls.
land buildings and improvements on
southerly side OF Barton street; consid-
Grafton 800
John III. and Agnes A. Durgin 10 Esdras
and Mariloice Bessonette Proulx, land
buildings and Improvements on the north
erly side OF Wayland avenue: consdera-
tlon $40.
Real Estate Mortgages James T. and
Abby r. Bliss TO William c. Richardson.
land. buildings and improvements on
southerly side OF Campbell street amount
$500
Gottlleb and Ottiln Splistiser TO Marilla
Il. English. land. buildings and improve
ments on the southerly side OF Hunts
avenue; amount $1,000
Max Fedor TO Providence County Saw
ings bank. land buildings and improve
ments on the southerly side OF Barton
street; amount $500.
Discharge Of Mortgages Of Real Estate
Joseph f. Bliss by Bradford b. West.
on land. buildings and Improvements in
the city Of Pawtucket amount $500.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral OF Seth s. James. who was
found dead in his bed last Sunday morn
ing. took place yesterday from the un-
dertakng rooms OF d. w. Bellows on
Park place. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Harley w. Hewlett OF Warren
and the body was taken 10 that town for
interment. The bearers were Joseph II.
Duxbury, Herbert n. Moss. f. l.. James
and b. Frank Hicks.
A BAND CONCERT.
Acting Mayor Wood has received let
ter from the Manufacturers outlet Com
pany, stating that this company desires
TO give the people OF Pawtucket In com
mon with the people OF other towns In
this vicinity. a free band concert at an
early date. and asking him TO fix date
and place for the concert. In the natural
course OF things such a concert would
be given at Slater Park, but there are as
yet no lights established there, and OF
consideration. wilkinson Park would
probably be considered by II. is said that
park commissioners have requested that
Ii be not given there. Several other Local
ing mayor will probably make an answer
to the company In day or two.
HELD NO MEETING.
The regular meeting OF the board OF
license commissioners was scheduled TO
take place last evening. but the absence
from the city OF one or two members
caused a postponement to some later
date. which VIII be fixed by the chair
man OF the board.
HELD LAWN PARTY.
There was quite large attendance al
ing In the lot in the rear OF the No. fire
engine station on Central avenue. The
weather was just about right for such an
event
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