The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-13

man. Jessie Il. Fuller: ALA Marcia,
Maud E White; "Allegretto Movement.
Nellie Helliwell "Fete Champenoise Ma
zurka. op. So" Sarah r. white; Home.
Sweet Home" with variations. initiating
waves I'm a storm. Bessy McKechnie How
att; "Grande Polka de Concent." Adiyn
T.. Overton.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Tuesday, June II, 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-Beatrix A.
Fuller et al TO Edmund s. Kiley and
Agnes @. Kiley two lots OF land with i'm
provements on plat OF house lots OF the
heirs OF Randall u Wilcox; consideration
$40 Sarah j. Holbrook 10 Walter l..
Kelley ct al, land. buildings and improve
ments on Abram street consideration $40.
Susan A. Brown et al 10 Irene X. Brown
ing, land and improvements on James s.
Brown homestead estate; consideration
$40. Mary X. Clapp 10 Archer l.. Kent,
land with improvements on High street.
consideration 800 George A. Fletcher
and Jennie c. Fletcher 10 Mary r. Clapp.
land with improvements on High street;
consideration $500.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Archer
L. Kent TO Pawtucket Institution for
Savings. on land, buildings and improve
ments on High street; amount $500. Hugh
ID. Gould 10 the Slater Trust company,
on land with improvements on Robinson
avenue amount $3.50 Joseph Armitage
and wife to Pierce Doran. and on the
corner of Waltham and Blodgett streets;
amount sl45O
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate-Wiliam III. Smith and wife. by
John A. Medberry, executor on two lots
of land with improvements on Oakland
plat; amount 1882. James f. A. Kaveny,
by Gerhart Gerles. on land and improve
ments on Woodbine street; amount $780,
Hugh d. Gould. by James w. Gould. on
land with improvements on Oakland plat;
amount $500.
POLICEMAN REWARDED
Policeman Fred f. White of this city
was awarded $50 at the meeting OF the
executive committee OF the Rhode Island
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals in Providence yesterday after
noon In recognition OF his skill and
bravery i'm locating and arresting three
men who had driven off a pair OF horses
and hack belonging to Franklin Bothers
OF Providence July n. 1906
Secretary James N Smith OF the Anti
Cruelty society said that officer White
captured two of the men as they were
coming out OF a saloon. took them to the
police station and soon afterward saw
the third man driving the horses and
hack recklessly along a street In Paw
tucket.
The policeman hailed a passing auto
mobile gave chase TO the fleeing culprit.
rounded up and stopped the horses and
after a hard tussle I'm which his clothing
was badly torn. took the driver into Gus
today.
For cruelty beating and overdriving the
horses, each prisoner was fined $50 and
IA e ttxA
society 10 appropriate money for the
benefit OF policemen, but in this case
officer Whites services were deemed
worthy OF special recognition. He is not
one OF the officers OF the society.
PROBATE COURT.
The regular meeting of the court of
probate was held this morning Judge
Blodget presiding.
The final account OF Harriet c. Cole,
executrix estate OF George r.. Cole, exam
ined and allowed
The will OF Louis Engelhardt admitted
and Magdalena Engelhardt appointed ex-
ecutrix and bond fixed at $500.
Petition for appointment OF administra-
| trix OF estate of James Blake was re-
ceived. Julia Blake appointed; bond
5000. Sureties, John III. Bannaghan and
Thomas OBrien Appraisers, Thomas
Rock. George Thackery and and Timothy
Riley.
VIII OF Walter A. Sagar admitted. Ros
coe w. Phillips appointed executor; bond
$500. Surety to be named Appraisers
George ii. Kenyon, Thomas Drummond
and Thomas Worthington. Testamentary
guardian OF minors continued one week
Bond OF James A. Hughes. administrator
of estate OF Peter Talley, examined and
allowed.
Bond OF George r. Nichols. executor OF
estate of William ID. s. Havens, exam
ined and allowed.
Inventory OF estate of Sarah A. Dugar
recorded.
Bond of Charles II. Jefferds. guardian
OF John G. Jefferds. Jr.. examined and
allowed.
Petition for adoption Of Hulda G.. Swan.
son by Samuel and Annie Swanson. re.
ceived and continued seven weeks.
CHURCH RENOVATION.
There was a meeting of the board o
trustees Of the High Street Universalis
church last evening, at which time the
plans for a complete renovation Of the
church building during the summer were
considered.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral Of Miss Alice A. Longworth
who died last Sunday, took place at hei
late residence. 279 Lonsdale avenue. yes
terday afternoon. There was a very large
attendance OF friends and the services
were conducted by Rev. Marion Law
pastor OF st. Paurs church. Burial was
at Moshassuck cemetery.
SEVERE SCALP WOUND
Robert Monroe, an employee at tn,
works Of the Howard -Bullough Machin,
company. received a severe scalp wounc
while at work yesterday afternoon. III,
was engaged In hosting a heavy piece o
machinery when a pulley gave way anc
parts OF IL struck him in the head. max.
ing cut several inches long. DR.. c. Il
Gardner rendered the necessary surgica
aid.
DISTRICT COURT.
William Brothers. whose home Is N
Providence came out to the Woodlawr
district last night and began TO max,
| a disturbance at the residence of hi.
mother. officer Rockford was notified O.
the trouble and arrested the man Thi,
morning he was fined IS and costs on =