The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-15
CENTRAL FALLS
TEACHERS ELECT
COMMITTEES

The local School Teachers association
held a meeting Tuesday afternoon at Tho
high school building. The committee ap,
pointed TO draft a constitution presented
a report and after the discussion of each
section the constitution was adopted as
a whole. Under its provisions the follow
ing committees were appointed Execu-
! tive the officers OF the association and T..
Louise King. Lucy NJ Borden Wendell
! A. Mowry, William Overton and Marion
| NJ. Hin; membership committee, Anna
| Earle, Amy S. Moles. +. Louise King,
Alma l.. Bannon, Cora NJ Arnold recep-
tion committee. Mary r. Mclaughlin, Ag-
mes Bacon. zita Bannon. Evelyn n.
Young, Elizabeth H. Tracy; press COM
mittee. Grace l.. Milligan.
THE CONGO QUESTION DISCUSSED.
The members of the Broad Street Bap-
tist church held a very enjoyable social
I'm the parlors of The church last evening
large audience listened with great in
terest 10 "A lecture on THE Congo Ques-
ton" by Rev Herbert $ Johnson OF
Boston.
A supper was served during the early
part of the evening.
PROBATE COURT.
The regular session OF the court OF pro-
bate was held YESTERDAY afternoon. with
Judge Brochu presiding The docket fol-
lows:
The petition OF the administrator of the
estate Of Joseph Charter for the allow
ance OF the first account was continued.
The petition for probate of will OF
George III. Bernard was continued. The
petition for appointment OF a guardian
OF the person and estate of George Fran
ces Bernard, a minor over IL years, was
granted Maria A. Bernard was appoint
ed amount OF bond to bc fixed
The petition for filing and recording OF
the foreign will of William Il. Victory by
the eXecutrix was granted. Bridget Nc
Donough appointed eXecutriX; bond 500;
suretes, Martin Burke and James +.
Smith: no appraisers.
The petition OF the administrators OF the
estate OF Bridget Horan to sell real estate
was continued.
The petition for probate OF will of Pierre
| GirouX was granted. Marie Giroux was
| confirmed as eXecutriX; bond $1,000 per-
| sonal.
| The petition for the appointment OF n
guardian OF the persons and estates of
Louise and William l.. Milligan was con-
| tinued
The petition for the allowance of the
| first and final account OF the executor Of
the estate of William Bridaehouse was
granted.
The petition for probate OF will of Alex
ander Lambert was granted. Celina Lam
bert was confirmed as eNecutriX; bond
5000, personal.
Estate OF Katherine @. Finn, petition
to sell wards interest I'm real estate by
guardian granted TO be sold at private
sale for not less than $500: bond $500 (.
sureties, John Finn and Thomas II. Finn.
The bond OF the guardian OF the es-
tate OF William +. Gooding was exam
ined and approved.
The petition for allowance OF the first
and final account OF the guardian OF the
estate OF Elizabeth Magee was granted.
The petition for allowance OF the first
and final account OF the administrator
de bonis non. OF the estate OF Mary T.
Magee was granted. Similar disposition
was made I'm the estate OF Della Magee.
MARRIED AT SACRED HEART
CHURCH
Michael Callahan and Miss Kate Rogers
were united in marriage yesterday morn.
ing at the Church of the Sacred Heart, in
the presence OF large number of invited
guests.
Rev. Pr Barry performed the ceremony
and also celebrated a nuptial mass.
Philip Gala nan, brother OF the groom,
was the best man, and the bridesmaid was
Miss Mamie Kelliher.
At the close OF tho ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF the
bride on Sovden street
Last evening a wedding reception was
held I'm Foulners' hall on Broad street,
nj which n large party was present. Dane
ing to tho music Of Bebeau's orchestra
was enjoyed during the greater part of the
evening.
ASK PAYMENT FROM CITY.
At meeting of the joint standing COM
mlttee on accounts on Monday evening
two bills were received from John j. Fitz-
gerald and James A Williams for services
rendered to Mayor McNally in the recent
rolice investigation. Mr. Fitzgerald
claimed 5000. and Mr.. Williams 800
The committee gave the claimants leave
to withdraw on the ground that the city
had not engaged them as attorneys I'm the
case.
NOTES
Emma s. Roberts. who was brought into
court Tuesday on the charge OF being
an idle person, was placed In charge of
Probation Officer Maymon.
A horse belong 20 Peter Murrier and
litched TO n light buggy, ran away on
Central street. Tuesday afternoon. The
animal was stopped by officer Woodward
before 10 had done any damage.