The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-19
PROBATE COURT

business was transacted. ~
PROBATE COURT
The will Of Josephine j. GOldsteir
was read. proved and ordered record
ed, and letters testamentary issued tC
Max William Goldstein and Mary Am
Smith, executors named in said will
Bond $1,000 with sureties, Lyman A
Knight and Herman III. Knight
The petition for the appointment OF
guardian of Mary f.. Bowen, "A per
son Of full age, was received and re
ferred to Saturday, Nov. 10, 1906, and
ordered advertised, and a citation to
be served on said Mary f.. Bowen.
The petition Of Frederick A. Page,
guardian of the person and estate OF
Frances II. Page, minor, for leave to
sell certain real estate Of said Ward,
was granted, and bond for $500 ac'
cepted with sureties, John Randall
and Abram Blanchard, sale not to be
less than $500
The inventory Of Frederick A..
Page. guardian of the person and es-
tate of Frances K. Page, amounting
10 $500 for real estate, IS accepted
and ordered recorded.
The inventory Of Charles +. Paine
administrator Of the estate OF Elisha
S. Tourtcllot, deceased, was received,
accented and ordered recorded
Amount of inventory $G&330.
The petition for the appointment OF
an administrator ON the estate oi
Anna ID. Latham, deceased, was re-
coived and granted and letters OF ad'
ministration issued to William II. Lat
ham. Bond husbands 800.
The pctition Of the cXecutriX of the
will of Esther NJ. Ycaw, late OF Scliu-
ate. deceased, for leave to sell certain
real estate in said Scituatc, was re-
ceiyed and referred to Saturday NOV.
10. 1906, and ordered advertised.
The final account Of William 7. Ar
mold. administrator Of the estate oi
Richard A. Atwood, deceased, was al
lowed and ordered recorded; balance
none.
The sworn statement Of Charles H..
Page. custodian on the estate OF Frank
Stccrc, late of Scituatc, deceased
wherein he stated that no goods, chat'
tells or other personal property belong
ing 10 said deceased has come into his
posscssion was received and ordered
recorded.
The final account of Alberto r.
Wood, executor of the viii OF klcharu
NJ. Grayson, late of said Sctuate, de-
ceased. was referred to Saturday, NOV
10 1906. for further information from
executor.
COUNCIL BUSINESS.
George T.. Howard, Collector Ot
Taxes. presents his bond for $2o,OOo
with Charles *. Clarke, Lyman y.
Knight and Henry II. Potter suritle5
was received, approved and ordered
placed ON file.
Joshua c. Potter was authorized 10
DISPOSE of the old piping near Allrel
II. Williams place.
Voted. that the Highway CommiS.
sioncr of the Hope district pave the
gutter near Edwin O. Picrcc's store.
Petition of Bcnnic Cianciarulo for
apuointmCnt as Constable to serve
civil process was received ana rcirr
red TO the next Council meeting.
The following named persons were
appointcd Supervisors and Gate Keep
crs TO serve at the State election NOV
6, 1906
Supervisors District No. l-Anson
NJ. Barr. Thomas A. Walton, Coomel
s. Ford. Allen l.. Barber; District No
flames W. Turner, William +. Pot.
ter. Edwin A. Salisbury, Ernest A.
Hopkins: District No. 3-John II. Lu-
thcr. George IL. Paine, Orlando I
Salisbury. Robert Stanhcld.
Gatekeepcrs: District No. Wa.
ter p. Battey, Leon Greene; District
No. James +. Dempsey, Jeremiah
Brown; District No. 3-Gcorgc IL. An
gcll. Frank Carr.
The following bills were received
allowed and orders issued: Frank \
Capwell, $500; Charles A. CapWell
Sl76.76: Marcus P..-llips, $50; \. +
Wood. $l2: Rockland Cash Market
ssh; William l.. Rounds, $3.50
George l.. Waterman, $1S.i0; George
A. Burgess. $ll3.79; Fred s. Hill
S60S5: Leander Hopkins, So; +. ~
Gardiner. SOS; s>masa ). Potter
$2iO70: John w. Bowen Jr" S3Oo.'6,
John W. Bowen Jr., $3.50; Nathan
Colvin. $li1O; W. +. Angel, S2Ol 20;
Marshall u. Hopkins, $l&2.50; John
\ Battcy. StOlSO; William III. Bowen,
Ir., 81: William II. Bowen Jr., $lN;
Olncvyillc Times. $3225; w. +. Angel
81; Providence Telephone Company
$27.GO: Ashton slater SIS; w. +.
Blanchard $2.75; j. T.. Capron, 5000
I q pnttpr S175GN. Charles A. Potter