The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15

( placed on record In the office OF the city
clerk during the past "A hours:
Real Estate veyances--Mary Il. Ha-
vens TO Edmund a. Sagun. land. build
| ings and improvements on the southeast
! erly corner OF Borden street and Mendon
! road: consideration so. Mary r.. Havens
! 10 Hector DeSautel. land. buildings and
| improvements on the nOrthcasterly side
! OF Linton street: consideration $40. Mary
| r. Havens to Alfred and Clara Marion,
| land. buildings and improvements on the
northerly side OF Chaplin street; consid-
Grafton $40. Mary r. Havens to Isaac Ma
rion. land, buildings and improvements
on the south side of Chaplin street; con-
sideration SO Clarence j. Young TO VIII
fred L'Heurcux and wife. land, buildings
and improvements on the southwestery
corner OF Knowles street and West ave-
nue; consideration $40. Mary Ann Harrl-
son TO Charles n Lawton. land, buildings
and improvements on plat of house lots
belonging 10 D. Con; consideration $40.
James h. Brennan TO Michael +. Cavan-
augh. land, buildings and improvements
on the northerly side OF Central avenue {;
consideration $40 George II. Thompson TO
Charles III. Lawton land, buildings and
| improvements on plat OF house lots be-
| longing 10 II. Goff consideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds of Real Estate-Cyprien
| Loiselle TO Gardner w Burgess. land,
buildings and improvements on the north
! side OF Webb street; amount $500 VIII
! fred L'HeureuX and wife To Clarence j.
Young. land. buildings and improvements
on the !Southwesterly corner of Knowles
| street and West avenue; amount $3.50.
Michael +. Cavanaugh TO Daniel Bren-
nan. land. buildings and improvements
| on the north side Of Central avenue;
amount $3.50
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-John Giblin and wife by Attic
boro Savings and Loan association. land,
buildings and improvements on the Il. f.
Wood plat; amount $1,000. Rose Anna La
due. by Gardner NJ Burgess ct al, land,
buildings and improvements on the north
side OF Webb street: amount Slii6S2
Intentions Of >Marriage-Isaac Heming-
way OF North Providence and Margaret
Tattersail of this city; Thomas Roddick
Douglas and Ellen Theresa Vincent
Smith both of this city; Warren James
Maxwell and Margaret Teresa Holmes,
both of this city; John McGoff and Mar
tina Josephine Boyle, both OF this city.
PROBATE COURT.
There was very little business To come
before the probate court at its regulas
weekly session held yesterday. The
docket was as follows:
The first and final accounts OF Claude
j. Farnsworth, guardian OF Ella, Anna
and Charles Muller I'm the estate of Ann
Peter Fay was appointed administrator
OF the estate of Ann Fay with personal
bend at $500. No sureties or appraisers
reuired.
Petitions OF Agnes Il. Dexter, widow of
Fred w. Dexter. for the allowance of
furniture and supplies, To sell personal
property at private sale for not less than
$500, And for six months allowance, $500
were granted
Sarah Il. Means. administrators OF the
estate OF George w. Bagley, was granted
permission TO sell personal property at
private sale for not less than the APP
praised value.
Inventories on the estates OF William
I Dawson and George H. Cooper were
ordered recorded
Bonds OF the following were filed: Jacob
Dawson, administrator OF the estate OF
William II. Dawson; Lawrence G.. Nolan,
administrators Of the estate OF Ann Kee-
nan.
The account Of William H. Park, execu-
To- OF the estate OF Olney Arnold, was
examined and allowed.
Notice of the appointment OF John f.
Street as executor OF the Will OF George
ID street, was fied, also that of Micheal
Nolan, administrator of the estate of
Henry McElroy
The viii OF Richard Harrison was pre-
sented for probate and continued three
% members of the family.
Petition for the appointment OF an ad-
administrators on the estato OF Samantha
l.. Freeman was presented and continued
three weeks, and statement Of tht
yalue OF the estate was filed.
Michael Buckley and Patrick Garvcy
were accepted as suertics on the bono
of Edward Hanlon, guardian OF Margaret
Rurnes person OF fun age.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION MET.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Pawtucket Merchants association was
leld az tho Benedict house last evening
md there vas rather large attcndanc,
II the members because Il had been an.
uounced that considerable important bus.
mess would be brought up for action
Among tho matters which did come up
tor discussion was in relation TO TN" re-
cnt advance in the insurance rates in
his city. and before the meeting adjourn
ID "a resolution was passed protesting
against this ana asking tho insurance
companies to put the rates back 10 their
ormer figures.
The meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent W. i. Wood and the records OF the
last meeting were read and approved
Applications for membership were re-
ceived from Thomas Marsden Joseph Sal
sbury. G. T. Bartlett and Albert Vandal
and they were elected
Michael Moy Of ,he committee on trans
purtation reported that IL had made some
progress In the matter OF local street rail
Fay servire. but that not much could be
obtained till tho establishment of pro-
posed belt line lie also stated that the
matter of an early train 20 Boston had
been looked into. ana ne had been IN