The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-13
PAWTUCKET ALDERMEN
HOLD BRIEF SESSION


time. II is sufficient 10 say that judging
from the faces, IL could hardly have been
called youthful party but II was a jolly
one. Portland, fancy Money MUSK ana
other similar dances helped the old people
TO forget that they were not as young as
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real estate conveyances-old Colony
Cooperative bank TO Joseph f. Brochu.
lot No. III with the buildings and i'm
provcments, on replat OF Oakland piat
consideration $40. William IL. Buzzell and
wife 10 John Kraigenow and wi4e, land'
buildings and improvements on the north
erly side OF Amy street. consideration slV;
Mortgage deeds OF real estate--John and
Caroline Kraigenow TO the Pawtucket IN
stitution for Savings, land, buildings ana
Improvements on the northerly side OF
Amy street; amount $500. Joseph r.. Bro
chu TO the Old Colony Cooperative Dank.
lot No III with the buildings ana I'M
provements on a replat OF Oakland plat;
amount $500. Catherine Carey TO Henry
B. Reardon. land. buildings and improve
ments on the easterly side OF Meadow
street; amount $500.
Discharge OF mortgage deed OF real es-
tate--William III. Buzzell by John Mitch
ell. land, buildings and improvements on
the northerly side OF Amy street; amount
$500
Intentions OF marriage-Thomas Dream
and Elizabeth Ethel Smith. both or TINS
city; Robert Baxendale OF this city ana
Margaret Jane Feather OF Central Falls
PROBATE COURT.
The regular session of the probate court
was held yesterday but Judge Blodgett
had rather small docket TO dispose Of.
Petitions for the appointment OF
guardian OF the estate OF Mary McGahey.
person OF full age, was granted, William
NJ Peckham being appointed. with bond
of $500, and sureties 10 be named. The APP
praisers are Edward w. Blodgett, Lester
w. Millman and James o. Reed.
Inventory OF the estate OF John NJ. Par
ker was received and filed, and special
permission was given Mrs. Eveline Par
ker 10 draw the interest on money in one
OF the banks belonging TO the estate
Petition for the appointment OF guar
dian of Clarence T.. Borden was contin-
ued two weeks.
Petition for the appointment OF guar
dian OF the estate OF Bernice l.. Briggs
was dismissed.
The account OF the executor OF the es-
tate OF Alanson S. Tingley was examined
and allowed, and the bond reduced to $500,
with the same surety.
Administrator account on the estate Of
Marguerite r. Farnum was presented
and continued three weeks.
The inventory OF the estate OF Freeman
Cudworth was received and ordered re-
corded
Petition for the appointment of guar
dian OF the person and estate OF Lulu i.
Harrison. person OF full age, was pre-
sented and continued three weeks.
Petition OF guardian OF Anna f. and
Ellen c. Brady. minors TO sell certain real
estate, was presented and continued three
weeks.
Administrators bonds on the estates of
Freeman Cudworth and Samantha l..
Freeman, and receivers bond on the es-
tate OF John NJ. Parker were fled.
PRESIDENT UPHELD.
At a meeting of the Mems club connect
ed with the Advent church which was
held Wednesday night, there was dis
cussion regarding the recent action of
President Roosevelt in dismisSing the
negro troops and the general opinion
seemed TO be that he should be upheld for
his action.
MAD DOG sCAREs PEOPLE.
People living on Harrison street got
care from a dog which 1t is alleged was
afflicted with the rabies yesterday The
matter was reported 10 Patrolman Mowry
and bullet from his revolver ended the
trouble
A CHRISTMAS SALE.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
the Pleasant View Baptist church held A
Christmas sale yesterday afternoon in the
successful affair. There was a short en-
tertainment program carried out which
proved most enjoyable and the various
tables were presided over as follows:
Candy table, Mrs Steere and Mrs. Slade;
apron table, Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs. Buffum
and Mrs. Roberts; doll table Miss Eva
Cherry: chocolate table. Mrs. Grimshaw:
fancy table. Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Mof-
fit.
The literary table vas In charge OF the
Pleasant View Literary association. The
committee that arranged for the affair
was composed of Mrs. william IL. Steere
and Mrs. Charles Ellis
CUTTING ICE.
The Pawtucket Ice company announces
that II has begun to cut ice which Is being
used for immediate delivery This ice Is
about six inches thick and II the present
cold weather holds out for another week
the companies who do business In the sec
ton ought to be able to secure a crop
sufficient 10 last them next summer.
Another announcement which this COM
pany made a few days ago was that there
had been a reduction in the price OF ice
10 30 cents per hundred for retail delivery.
Ir view OF the fact that very few people
have much use for ice this season of the
year the announcement did not occasion
any very great rejoicing.
VISITED RIVERSIDE CAMP.
Members OF Camp A. n Tilton, Sons
of Veterans. paid a visit TO the recent
ly organized camp at Riverside last
evening and were given most cordial
reception In the party were Capt.
Frank Sibley and Capt Joshua Pfeif-
fer, who was recently elected to the
command Of Camp A. *. Tilton Among
the other guests at Riverside was De-
partment Commander Moulton and the
members OF his STAFF.
OLD RAILROAD MAN DEAD.
George Il. Martin who had the dis
tinction OF being the oldest street car
conductor In point OF service on the
Pawtucket city system, died at his
home, 81 Lonsdale avenue, yesterday
after an illness OF several months.
The deceased was at one time en-