The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-11


repairs, $500
south Woodlawn. grading OF yard and
other repairs. $1,000.
Hancock street, general repairs. $50
Baldwin street, painting and general
repairs. $40.
Capital street, general repairs. SIS.
Garden street. new ceiling painting etc.,
$780,
Cleveland street, general repairs. 500.
Division street, general repairs, $50.
Summit street, general repairs, 20.
| Grove street, general repairs, 800.
This makes a total OF s,25 and Mrs.
| Toble stated that II did not take into
consideration the matter or repairs on
boilers I'm several buildings, something
which would be absolutely necessary NO
| action was called for
THE monthly schedule OF bills amount
| ing TO s2,OlO64 was approved and ordered
| paid
A request from the Pawtucket Woman's $
| club for permission 10 use the Cleveland
street building and yard for vacation
school was granted.
There was a discussion regarding tne
proposition TO omit the August meeting.
but Mr.. Millman stated that IL seemed
quite necessary that there should De
meeting next month and no action was
taken.
IL was voted that the schools shouiu
omen Sept 10 and this concluding the
business the meeting adjourned
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hai uuii"e
'''0 Tuesday, July TO- 1906.
ReaI estate conveyances-Louis Les
cault TO James Il. Brennan, land, pulIu-
ings and improvements on the northerX
side OF Central avenue; consideration slV'
lot on southerly side OF Dunnell avenue;
consideration $40. George !. Parker t2
Annie NJ Richardson. land, buildings anu
Improvements on tne sou,nmes' ,rs,s consid.
Grafton 800. Carl ID. French 70 MARY
w. Maynard. land with buildings ana
improvements on the westerly sIue 81
Prospect street; consideration $40: Provi-
dence County Savings Bank to Nellie w
Sheldon. land with buildings and I'M
provemonts on the Edward Darling plat;
Amelia o. Spencer. land buildings and
improvements on the easterly side OF
Summit street; consideration $40. SaIi
ID. French 10 John shannon, iand, puIld
ings and improvements on the Dunneil
Park plat; consideration $40. Thomas
Brady TO Charles NJ. Read, trustee, land;
buildings and improvements on Grano
avenue consideration $5.G. Edwin war.
rem 10 Charles NJ. Read, trustee, land
with buildings and improvements on
Evergreen street; conslderauoh s% so.y'
Wie stephenson SuSnss "a Gnaasi and
ments on Smithleld avenue; considera-
ton sl079. Aurella NJ. Shaw TO Charles
NJ Read, trustee. land. buildings and Inn.
gsoes''e"'' !sSlss. :" '''
Mortgage deeds OF real estate-Henry
Adam TO Matthew A. Butler. land, build
ings and improvements on % the nortaysiS ,,dH
Earl S. Binford TO Howard A. Fletcher.
land. buildings and improvements on the
esasterly side Of Hamilton street; ar1 amouh'
French. land. buildings and improve.
ments on the westerly side OF Prosper
street: amount 500. Nellie w. sheldon
to Providence County Savings Bank, lot
No. 3. Edwin Darling plat: amount slloo;
Discharges OF mortgage deeds OF real
estate-William J. Carpenter by william
Williams. land, buildings ana improve,
ments on the southwest corner of Sisson
and Whitman streets; amount 500 FRAN
els f. Matteson by Dunnell Park Land
company, lots on Dunnell Park plat;
w. Robinson. land. buildings and i'm
provements on the southerly side OF Cen
trail avenue; amount 5000
MRS. PEACOCK BURIED.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lena Dexter Pea
cock. wife OF Allen r: Peacock, took
place at the residence OF her husband, 16e
Mineral Spring avenue. yesterday after
noon. at which time there were present
a large number OF the friends and rela-
tives OF the deceased. The services were
conducted by Rev. Whitman l.. Wood.
pastor OF the Woodlawn Baptist church,
assisted by Rev. A. @. Upham OF Fail
River. an uncle of the deceased. The bur
ial was in oak Grove cemetery, and the
bearers were Rev. Joseph /. Peacock.
John Peacock. Jr.. william NJ Peacock
and Harry o. Wheeler.
PAINTING THE MAIL BOXES GREEN.
The firm OF McCloy & Leonard of this
city has the contract for painting the
x.rll ~.
right away. The department has re-
turned 10 the old color OF green and the
lettering will be white.
POTHIER CLUB MEETING.
Matters relating to the political affairs
among the French-speaking voters OF the
First and Second wards came up for dis
cusson at a meeting of the Pothier club.
which was held In the rooms of that or
ganization In Pleasant View last evening
number OF matters Of "A routine nature
were considered. and after this had been
disposed OF there was speech by j. B.
H. Brazeau. IL consisted chiefly OF
defence OF the city hall machine, declar-
ing that the charges which had been
made against that machine in the past
by the wicked Democrats had all fallen
fiat. After Mr.. Brazeau came speeches
by several other gentlemen all along the
same line
FINE OF IS.
Michael Flaherty was before the dis
lTlCA Npuil AuiS HpIlllik NldIBtu with Dt-
Ing drunk and reveling. He pleaded gull
ty and fine OF IS and costs was i'm
posed.
POLICE VACATIONS,
Officers James II. Smith, Murphy Bas-
set and Flynn returned this morning after
enjoying 10 days vacation and Officers
Dwyer. McDuff. Quinn and Black started
OFF for an equal length of time
COMMITTED TO 5UTLER's.
Jennie I Perry OF this city was adjudged
OF unsound mind at a special session of
the district court yesterday and commit
ted TO Buffers Asylum.
MERCHANTS TO MEET.
There is TO be a meeting this afternoon
| OF the executive committee OF the Mer-
chants Association, at which time the
matter of cheaper rates for electric light
| ing I'm this city Is To be considered. There
is a strong feeling that the rates for cleo
/ tricity In this section are altogether too
/ high and now that there has been a re-
duotion In the price OF gas II Is believed
that relief can be secured from the elec-