The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-14

1 died few weeks ago. In his will the es-
| tate was bequeathed to Mrs. Clara j.
| Baker granddaughter, who had been
brought up I'm the family of Mr.. Havens.
Mrs Havens alleges that Mrs. Baker has
| In her possession sum OF money
amounting 10 nearly $4,000. which sum
has been on deposit at the Manufacturers
Trust Co I'm Providence. and Mrs. Havens
declares that just previous TO the death
OF her husband he transferred this money
10 her and that Mrs. Baker had charge
| Of the details OF this matter, as she had
OF other business matters OF her grand
father at this time
Mrs. Havens states that IL was the de-
sire Of her husband that this money
should be drawn out and placed on de-
posit I'm one OF the banks In this city
where she would have more ready access
10 H.
Mrs. Havens says that she supposed
that she signed an order for this TO be
done although she did not read the docu-
ment and neither did the witnesses as
Mrs. Baker had previously been relied
upon 10 do such business as had been In
trusted to her and she supposed that ths
business had been property attended TO.
Mrs. Havens states that she recently
learned that this money had been with
drawn from the Providence bank Mrs
Baker having appeared as In claimed with
an order in her own name and bearing
the signature OF Mrs Havens.
Mrs. Havens states that she has not
seen Mrs. Baker for the past four weeks
and she does not now know where that
lady is
Lellan j. Tuck Is counsel for Mrs Ha-
vens and he states that the object OF the
suit and attachment Is TO recover the
money which his client claims is her own
and which is supposed TO be I'm the hands
OF Mrs Baker.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions were placed
on record at the city hall yesterday:
Wednesday. June l3. 1906.
Real Estate Conveyances-James w.
Coriss and wife 20 Marinda r. Barker.
two lots OF land with building and Inn
provements on Hudson street considera-
ton 500: Charles w. Westmacott 20 John
r. Quinn. land with improvements on the
corner OF johnson and Denver streets:
consideration $40. Frederick T.. Wall to
Domnick j. Noonan and wife, land with
improvements on the southerly side OF
Stearns street: consideration $40. Mary
J. jerks 70 John Houston, one certain
lot OF Ian No. /. on East avenue; con-
sideration sl0.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate--Dom-
nick ]. Noonan and wife TO William H.
Taylor. on land with improvements on
Stearns street; amount 1890. John p
Quinn TO the Edward Smith company,
on one certain lot OF land with improve
ments on the corner OF Johnson and Dem
yer streets; amount $500. James Pearce
to Martha A. Young. on land. buildings
and improvements on the southerly side
OF Walcott street. amount 5000
Writ OF Attachment-Mary n. Havens
VS.. Clara j. Baker, on one lot OF land
with buildings and improvements on the
southeast corner OF Baptist and Maple
streets: also on 10 lots OF land on Oak
land, Samuel Heldey and York avenue
plats. Amount $4,000 Writ returnable
In the superior court Wednesday, Aug 1.
Intentions OF Marriage-Ernes; 3. Pal
mer and Fannie Washington. John James
Hargraves OF Apponaug and Mary Ann
McVay OF this city, James Patrick Oates
OF Providence and Josephine May Cox
OF this city,
FLAG DAY.
Flag day bs being very generally OBJ
served In this city today. All the public
flags are flying and there arc also many
private ones to be seen with their bright
colo-s glistening between the green leaves.
making rather gala appearance In some
OF the east side streets.
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Miss Elizabeth j. Dono-
van occurred ytSteruay from the nome OF
her mother. 36 Cottage street. There
were services at st. Joseph's church, Rev.
Err Lowney officiating. The burial was at
st Mary's cemetery and the bearers were
DIR. William +. O'Brien, IL. w. Farrell,
Thomas j Tierney and Thomas j. Fin
herman.
c. A. r. FUNERAL.
The funeraf or cUmrurr 3 Fred Gay teek
place from his late residence on Broadway
yesterday afternoon. and there was n
very large attendance The members OF
Ballou post No IL, G.. A. r.. attended
I'm body and escorted the body TO the
Oak Grove cemetery. Rev. j. III. Lyon.
pastor OF the Central Falls Congregational
church. offtciated. and there were many
handsome floral remembrances.
UNDERWRITERS NET.
There wac a meeting yesterday after
noon OF the Pawtucket board OF under
writer's, at which time a communication
was received from the committee on fire
department from the city council in rela-
tion 10 the establishment OF a protective
department In this city. There was con-