The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
CENTRAL FALLS
COUNCIL DOES
LITTLE BUSINESS

There was a meeting OF the COM
mon council held at the city hall last
evening but there was very little bust
ness OF Importance to come up.
A resolution was passed TO appro-
prite the sum OF 800 for paying ex-
penses OF the committee which has
been appointed to consider the ad-
visibility of establishing a municipal
electric lighting plant. Councilman
Mann objected to the appropriation
and moved TO lay the resolution on
the table but no one else appeared
to be OF his opinion and the resolu-
tion passed.
A resolution TO appropriate the sum
OF sl2031 being the balance due for
the state tax was passed. and after
Councilman Mann had congratulated
himself on tho proposition advanced
at pro Iipus meeting providing for
the placing of the affairs of the city
in a committee composed OF business
men OF the city the council adjourned.
PROBATE COURT
There was a session OF the probate
court held yesterday afternoon, at
which time the following docket was
disposed OF:
The petition to admit to probate
the will OF Francois X. Moreau was
received and continued.
The first and final account OF tho
Keron was examined, allowed and or
dered recorded.
The petition OF the guardian of
George n. Arnold. a minor, to mort
gage the minors interest In real es-
tate. was granted. Bond, $500; sure
ties. Cassie NJ Arnold, Adelaide II.
Arnold.
The petition 20 admit to probate the
will OF Abbie F. Spencer was re-
ceived and continued, with order OF
notice.
The petition for the appointment OF
an administrator OF the estate OF Louis
@. Phillips was received and contin-
ued with order of notice.
The bond Of the administrator OF
the estate of Peter Lusignon was ex-
amined and approved.
The petition for the appointment OF
an administrator OF the estate OF Ma
poleon Archambeault was received and
continued with order OF notice.
The bond OF the guardian Of the es-
OF real estate belonging 10 the estate
was approved
GRADUATING EXERCISES
The graduating exercises OF the high
school were held last evening In Co
lanial hall and there was very large
attenance OF the parents and friends
OF the pupils. The following pro
gram was carried out:
Music, Priests March from "Athalia,"
r. Mendelssokp, high school orchestra;
prayer. Rev T. Richard Peede; essay,
The Historic Hudson" Blanche Albina
Mereau; singing. THE Red Scarf" Theo-
dore Bonheur. high school chorus and
orchestra. essay, Having Eyes, We See
Not" Emma Grace Whteknact; singing.
with Horse and Hound A. J. Caldicott,
chorus and orchestra: essay. Through
- nvi-
den: singing, Angles Song Brasa,
girls chorus, with violin obligato by
Misses Snow, Ellison. Follett and Max
well; essay, After Graduation, What7'
Hortense Elizabeth Steere Excused from
speaking3 essay. Music a Universal Lam
guage." Clara Louise Snow; essay, THE
Friendship Of Hamlet and Horatio." Mar
guerite Adah Ellison; singing, Football
Day" G.. A. Veazie. chorus and orchestra;
presentation OF diplomas TO the gradual
ing class. Rev. Lucian w. Rogers OF the
school committee; Coronation March,"
from "The Prophet" q. Meyerbeer. or
chestra
Graduating class (class motto: "Mehr.
weiter,')): Classical course-Marguerite
Adah Ellison. Clara Louise Snow: Latin
English course-Persis Novelle Foilett,
Ethel Emma Horton; English course
Alice May Briden, Blanche Albina Mo-
reau, Inez Anna Lindskog. Hortense Eliz-
abeth Steere; commercial course-Emma
Grace Whiteknact: honor pupils-Mar-
guerite Adah Ellison. Clara Louise Snow.
Emma Grace whiteknact.
The ushers at the execcises were
Charles f. Greene, '08: Harold " French.
'07; william Scholtze, '0s; Frank r. Bri-
den. 0s.
DEMURRERs ovERRULED.
The demurrers of the defendant TO
plaintiffs declaration In the case OF Fred
Gauthier OF Central Falls against the
William Bourne a Son Piano company
and Ulric Palm have been overruled In
the superior court. This Is a suit 10 re-
cover on bond for 650.
Defendants took a piano from the plain
tiff on a writ that was returnable TO the
district court at Central Fails but failed
to enter the writ in court.