The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28

On happy bygone days,
And then, dear Alma Mater,
Go forth on untried ways.
The stream of life flows onward.
| Each one must sail his bark
Through days OF mist or sunshine.
Through waters blue or dark;
| Where'er our course may be
Out on the changing sea,
New hopes will rise within us
At the dear memory.
And so we'll battle bravely
Till life's hard tasks are DER,
with Labor omnia vincit"
Our motto as OF yore.
And now we say adieu,
our mother dear and true.
Three cheers for future fortune.
The '06 class and you!
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the office OF the city
clerk during the past "A hours:
Wednesday. June e. 1906
| Real Estate Miranda r.
Barker to Sarah j. Corliss. two lots OF
| land with building improvements, on the
| Charles ]. Barnes plat; consideration $40.
| Rose NJ McGnn, by attorney. lot OF land
| at the corner OF Cottage and Baxter
streets: consideration $3.50 Catherine l..
Dennison, by attorney, TO Batlste Ber-
tolini land with building improvements on
Prairie avenue: consideration $500
Transfers OF Mortgage Deeds of Estate
Matthew J. Gallagher to Woonsocket
Institution for Savings OF mortgage given
by Alfred Luplen: amount 1880; Walter
+. Cook TO Elijah /. Kent: consideration
81.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Joseph
ID. r. Brassard 10 Herbert d. r.. Bras
sard. on land with building improvements
on the ID. l.. Barnes plat; amount $500
James j. and Mary A. Keough, on land
with building improvements at the corner
OF Meadow and Kepler streets amount
$3.50. Batiste Detolini TO Catherine l..
Denniston, - land with building improve
ments on Prairie avenue: amount 1880
SPEAKING ENDED.
1t was intended to hold three registra-
tion rallies last evening 10 close the DEM
ocratic work. but the men who arranged
the details had not counted on the wealth
erman and when that individual decided
TO turn adrift In this section yesterday a
blast which appeared TO come direct from
the equator and failed 10 secure "a stop
over ticket. the people who might other
wise have been pleased to listen TO the
atmosphere out of doors was far better
and the result was that the meeting in
the Pleasant View Literary hall was
called off.
There were, however, two cart-tal
meetings which were very largely attend
ed. one of these was held on Coleman
street and the speakers at both were John
j. Fitzgerald. Thomas T. Corcoran and
Robert Grieve. The speeches were along
l.l.
delivered In other parts OF the city dur
ing the week and the points made APP
peared 10 reach "a responsive chord In the
hearts OF the men who were listening
Tonight the office of the city clerk will
be open till o'clock and II will continue
to remain open till the same hour the
other nights OF the present week. There
will be no more rallies. but the efforts
Of the Democrats will be exerted in the
direction OF rounding UP all the strag-
glers In the city. There Is a good regis
tration at the present time, but there Is
still a chance for much Improvement This
morning both parties are hustling and II
| is believed that when tho books at the
| city hall close on Saturday night there
will be more names on them than ever
before in the history OF the city.
PROBATE COURT.
The regular meeting OF the court OF
| probate was held yesterday morning,
Judge Blodgett presiding. The following
docket OF business was transacted:
Petition OF James A. Bates guardian of
estate OF Chester A. Bates. for power
10 sell real estate continued for three
weeks.
Petition for appointment OF guardian of
Mary -. Sharpless a minor. received and
| continued for two weeks.
| Petition for appointment OF guardian
OF Ida b.. Raymond A. and Frederick g.
Gladding, minors. continued three weeks.
Petition for appointment OF admins
| traitor OF estate OF Ellen Adamson filed
Edward Adamson appointed. Bond 5000.
Sureties TO be named Appraisers. Her
bert C. Calef. Henry A. Green and Hiith
H. Bryant.
VIII of Gaspard Genereux admitted.
sanfraine Genereux appointed executrix.
Bond $500. TO pay debts and legacies.
Will OF Michael Lyons admitted. Anne
T Lyons appointed executrix. Bond $500;
sureties. Charles r, Moies and Henry ].
Iynd
VIII OF Amasa n. Perrin admitted TO
probate. Frances. 8. Perrin appointed
executrix. Bond $500.
VIII Of Ann Mooney admitted Law
renee s. Mooney appointed executor Bond
5000. Sureties. John =. Smith and Ber-
nard Keenan,. Appraisers, Leo Storm,
James +. Tierney and Frank III. Kelly.
Petition for probate OF will Of Bllen
+ Riley. continued until Friday. June
20
First and final account OF George Mill.
gan Jr, guardian OF estate OF George
Minlgan. Sr.. continued two weeks
First account Of Elizabeth A. Thayer
guardian OF Ellis H. Thayer. continued
three weeks.
Petition for appointment OF guardian
Of Michael Hand. continued three weeks
First account OF William II. Johnson
guardian Of Esther Eddy continued thre,
weeks.
Warrant and inventory in estate o.
Henry Jerauld recorded.
Inventory In estate OF George Mill
gan, Sr.. received and recorded
GIVES TO CHURCH.
Among the matters which came before
the probate court yesterday was the peti
| fipu fpr the prDbatp of tho will of E1lgf