The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-09
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Problte Court Has a Busy Sos.
sIon.. Tax Exemption Prop.
osltion Put Before tho Town
Council

The regular session OF the Warwick
noon In the town hall at Apponaug,
Judge p. Henry Quinn presiding. The
majority Of the cases were continued.
but all cases that could be disposed OF
were settled. as Judge Quinn's term ex-
pires when new Judge will be appoint
ed by the newly elected council. The
docket as disposed was as follows:
Estate OF Euclid A. Mumford. admin
istrators first and final account; con-
tinued 10 Nov. 22 1906.
Estate OF Narcisse Smith. will admitted
to probate: Elizabeth Smith as execu-
trix; bond $500: appraisers. Pierre Smith,
Edward Theroux and Alfonso Lanvie.
Estate OF Charles r. Johnson. admins
traitors first and final account; allowed
and ordered recorded.
Estate OF Joseph Black admins ira tor 8
first and final account; continued to
Nov. %.
Estate OF Joseph Black. guardians first
and final account: continued TO Nov. 30
Estate of Deborah F. Keith, admins
traitors final account; continued TO Nov
22.
Estate OF Mary A. Moore, adminstra-
trix final account; allowed and ordered
recorded.
Estate Of Laura e. Arnold. George b.
Blackmar appointed administrator; bond
5000; James T. Lockwood and John III.
Northup sureties: appraisers. DaYid Cur
tbs. George b. Nichols. Charles III. Ar
mold.
Estate of Treffle Richter. will admitted
to probate; Baptiste Richer. executor:
bond 5000; sureties. Thomas Robert.
Ducette Petrault appraisers, Joseph
Perkins, Jr. Thomas Robert and Ray
mond Geoffroy.
Estate OF Mary ]. Read. probate of will
continued to Dec. 10. 1906, with order Of
notice.
charge TO guardian continued to Nov. %.
1905.
Estate of George Z. Wood, executors
petition for leave TO sell real estate con-
tinued TO Nov. 22 1906.
The committee appointed by the Arctic
Centre Business Mems association to
make a resolution and have IL presented
at the financial town meeting on Nov. p,
met last evening and prepared the follow
ing TO be delivered TO the town clerk to-
day with a request that II be inserted in
the call for the annual town meeting.
Shall the town vote TO exempt FROM
taxation manufacturing property hereaf-
ter located I'm the town OF warwick for
a term OF years. In accordance with the
provisions OF chapter Al, section 4, OF the
general laws?'
The above resolution by another in
proper form covering the legal require
ments.
GOES TO woRKHoUsE.
Samuel Hamlet of Crompton was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Chief or
Police Theodore s. Andrews of River
point on a charge OF drunkenness. He
was arraigned later in the day, pleaded
guilty and was fined 81 and costs. Being
unable TO pay, he was carried TO the
state workhouse at Howard, where he VIII
work out the fine and costs.
MIR. HowARD's FUNERAL.
The funeral of John w. Howard. town
clerk OF West Greenwich, was held this
afternoon at the Maple Root church. Mr..
Howard died Sunday and was in the list
year OF his age. He had been town clerk
OF the town for one term only. but has
served the town in various other offices.
His death is mourned by all who knew
him.
MRS. CARSON DIES.
Mrs. Arthur Carson OF Anthony died
at her home i'm that village yesterday af-
ternoon at $3.50, after a lingering illness.
She suffered from heart trouble AMI
Brights disease. Mrs. Carson was 81
years old yesterday and was assisting In
her birthday when the end
came.
Her funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon.
NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ford OF Provi-
dence are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Northup of Washington.
The Red Men of Natick held a regular
weekly meeting last evening.
Washington lodge. !. o. o. r., River
point. held a meeting in Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday evening. Routine business
only was transacted.
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