The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-22

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city for the three months from Oct. last
to the first day OF January next, and. as
II appears 10 be "A proper manner OF cor
recting fault In our laws I'm the past. IL
having been approved by the city solicitor,
we heartily recommend its passage"
PROBATE COURT.
The. weekly session OF the probate court
was held this morning. Judge w. w.
Blodgett presiding. The docket:
Petition for the appointment of guar
dian In the estate OF Clarence l.. Borden.
| a minor, was presented, and continued
for three weeks with order of notice.
Petition for the appointment OF guar
dian In the person and estate Of Mary
| McGahey, of full age. was continued for
three weeks with order OF notice.
Petition for the appointment of guar
dian I'm the estate OF Bernice L.. Briggs. a
minor OF Il years, was continued for
three weeks with order of notice.
Bond OF the administrators I'm the estate
of Ann Fay: was examined. approved and
| ordered filed
The guardians bond i'm the estate OF
Margaret Byrnes was examined and ap-
| proved.
Bond OF the administrators i'm the estate
Of Ann Treanor was examined and ap-
] proved.
I Inventory OF the estate OF Ann Treanor
was examined, approved and ordered
hled.
Inventory in the estate Of Joseph j..
| Woolley was examined. approved and or
| dered recorded.
| Affidavit OF publication of notice of ap-
| pointment administrator In the estate
of Joseph j. Woolley was ordered filed.
| Affidavit of publca ton of notice OF ap-
| Oi the estate of Patrick Riley. Asa G..
| Foss and Edward Smith were presented
| and ordered filed.
List of claims against the estate of
| Catherine Mulgrew WAS examined, ac-
] cepted and ordered filed.
| Administrator account I'm the estate OF
| Alanson s. Tingley was presented ana
| continued for three weeks with order of
! notice.
Petition for the appointment of a guar
| dian i'm the estate of Ann l.. A. Walker
was received and continued for three
| weeks with order of notice
Petition for the allowance of the furni-
| ture in the estate OF George II. Cooper by
| the widw was granted.
DEPUTY CHIEF HILL.
Deputy Chief Charles t. Hill has been
| a member of the police department of
this city since July Is. 1se3 at which time
he was appointed by the late Mayor Jems
Brown. Previous TO that time he served
for a time as member of the fire de-
partment He has covered various beats
in the city and i'm 1902 he was assigned
by Mayor Fitzgerald to what is known
as the Main street beat, which in some
respects is the most important one in the
city. lie has been located here ever since
very familiar to about every citizen. He
has shown himself a faithful officer and
he has the confidence and respect of ev-
eryone OF the Main street merchants,
with whom his duties have kept him in
close touch.
He Is member of Barney Merry lodge.
4. F. and A. NJ; Pawtucket Royal Arch
chapter. No. 4: Pawtucket council. Royal
and Select Masters; Holy Sepulchre com
mandery. knights Of Templar, and of
! Palestine temple of the Mystic Shrine.
William j. Stanton. the new clerk Of
police. is man who is not very well
known. He lives at 43 Main street and
for the past two years he has been an
employe OF the water department. Some
years ago he was a cashier of a small
bank at Lynden. VT.
HELD A SOCIAL.
Division No Q, Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o.
H.. held a social in Hutchinson hall last
evening which was designated as Elmer
aid Night" There was quite large at
tendance and dancing was kept up till the
| midnight hour to the music furnished by
| Magure's Savoy orchestra.
GAVE AN ENTERTAINMENT.
! The Women's Guild connected with the
| Church OF Good Shepherd provided a pro-
gram for a most delightful entertainment
| and social which was held in the parish
| house last evening. There was quite
large attendance and the program began
with sket entitled. THE Society of the
Period" A vocal solo by Miss Lucy Gled
| hill was followed by another sketch en-
| titled THE Bull Terrier and the Baby"
There was another song and after that
| there was dancing for an hour or more.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
| The following transactions have been
| placed on record at the city hall during
the past "A hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Willia G..
Orcutt, trustee. TO Ludovic Joachim, land
| buildings and improvements on the north
| erly side Of Crescent road: consideration
81. Frank Lee and wife TO NJ. J. Gala
CHER. four lots of land with the build
| ngs and improvements thereon. on the
| southerly side of Oakland avenue: con-
| Sidefation $40. Ludovic Joachim to
Stephen Byth land. buildings and i'm
provements on the northerly side of Cres-
| cent road consideration $40. William G..
| Orcutt, trustee, to Charles r. Stone. land
buildings and improvements on the south
| erly side of Whittier road; consideration
ST. Charles f. Chandler to Mary Ann
whitehead, land, buildings and improve
ments on the northerly side of Thomas
avenue; consideration 800
Mortgage Deed Of Real Estate--Thomas
| and Bertha Moore TO Matthew j. Gala
CHER, land. buildings and improvements
on the southerly side orf Vale street;
| amount $4,000.
Discharge of Mortgage Deeds of Real
Estate-Charles +. Chandler by Augusta
q. Clark. land buildings and improve
ments on the northerly side Of Thomas
avenue; amount 5000.
LIBRARIANS ANNUAL REPORT.
Miss Minerva Saunders. Librarian at the
Deborah Cook Sayles public library. last
evening presented her annual report 10
the city council and Il was ordered re-
ferred to the committee on printing. The
report is as follows: Number Of books
In library. 25.ss4; books added during the
year, 1884, circulation. 54,55I: number Of
patrons added during the year. 1918:
total number Of patrons ss05. Sunday
patronage Of reading room, greatest num-
ber. SOS; least number. 75; average 255.
The report was referred TO the commit
tee on printing.
The annual report Of John Y. Thorn
ley. inspector Of plumbing, contained the
following: New plumbing in old houses.
2i6: new plumbing I'm new houses, los;
new houses connected with sewer. 79: