The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-13
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to her home in Providence.
Mrs. Benjamin Eddy visitned Dan
ielson Monday.
Mrs. Earl Bennett continues very
i'll, slight hopes are entertained Of her
recovery.
Miss Gladys Briggs and Miss ollie
Randall, OF Providence, are visiting
Mrs. Phebe GoTton.
James Nichols is having his house
repainted. Henry Hayens is doing the
work.
Mrs. George Nichols and Mrs. Harry
Luther was in Providence last Mon
day.
Miss Mary Wood OF North Scituate,
is visiting her grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ford.
The regular monthly melting Of the
Probate Court and Town Council, was
held last Saturday afternoon, the mem
bers were all present
Probate Court.
Abram Blanchard administrator OF
the estate of Lorenzo ID. Raund, pre-
sented his first and final account
which was received and notice order
ed.
The petition for the administrator
on the estate OF John Clark was with
drawn.
Louis |. Andrews was appointed ad-
ministratOr on the estate Of Esther *.
Freeman, bond 5000 with Chester B.
Andrews as Surety Thomas Spencer.
George A. Vaughn and William A. Full
Ter were appointed appraisers. Louis l..
Andrews was appointed administra-
/ tor on the estate of John y. Freeman;
bond $500 with Chester b. Andrews
as Surety. Thomas Spencer, George
/ A. Vaughn and William A. Fulle.
were appointed appraisers.
Gardner Howard, administrator with
the will annexed on the estate Of
Sepheantus b. Phillips, presented an
inventory amounting to $4,000 which
was allowed and ordered recorded
Gardner Howard administrator de.
bOniS non, on the estate Of Mary A.
/ Williams presented an inventory
amounting to $919.44 which was re
ceived and ordered recorded.
/ Whipple Howard guardian Of the
person and estate of William A. How
ard presented his first and final ac-
count which was received and notice
ordered.
The commissioners report on the es-
tate of Lucinda NJ. Paine was received
allowed and ordered recorded.
Town Council.
Adelbert Mitchell was granted tay.
ern license for the Summit Hotel"
bond $4,000 with Surety satisfactory
to the clerk. Application Of Adclbcrt
Mitchell for transfer Of liquor license
/ from the Maple Glen House to the
Summit House was received and no
uce ordered.
/ Andrew Young and Co. was granted
| a tavern license for the Rhode Island
/ Line House" bond 500, with the Ma
tional Surety Co., as Surety, license
I$1.00.
Arthur Hopkins was appointed a
/ special constable under the dog law
! George G. Clapp and Philip Curtis
were appointed appraisers OF damage
done by dogs
Henry Arnold was appointed com.
missioner Of highways. Henry Arnold
was appointed surveyor OF all the high
way districts. An assignment was
made for each OF the several districts
out Of the amount OF the apprOpria-
tion made at the financial town meet
ing and the surveyor was ordered TO
work out twO-thirds of the assign
ment on or before the fifteenth day of
June, and to return the bills TO the
town clerk on or before the first Sat.
urday in July following.
Charles III. Bassett superintendent
of the Asylum presented his quarterly
account which was examined and ad-
judged to be correct, showing a bal
ance of $S6.35 due the superintendent.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid: $5i45 to Henry
| Phillips as special constable under the
! liquor law; 5000 to Joseph NJ. Hopkins
! for serving as Supervisor for election
November Z, 1905; SLIGO to the Rhode
Island Hospital for board and atten-
dance of Lima Salisbury; $3.50 to l.. b.
Watson for goods delivered to Thomas
! Huntoon by order of the overseer of
poor: $500 to IL. Stecre for carrying
Lima Salisbury TO the Rhode Island
! Hospital.
Charles H. Bassett was allowed al
order for $1S6.35 for expenses OF the
! Asylum.