The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-17
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Coventry Probate Court Matters.
Will Enjoy Field Oay-..A Big
SS...NeteS.

On Monday afternoon the Coventry
town council as a probate court disposed
of the following docket Estate of Will
liam j. Corey-administrato petitions for
further time in which TO file inventory. is
heard and the time extended TO the Sep
tember meeting
Estate OF Angelo Morse-Simeon Morse
appointed administrator; personal bond
OF $500 10 pay debts
Estate OF Emeline A. Fuller--Albert Il
Matteson appointed executor with per-
sonal bond OF $500 to pay debts
Estate OF Ada Nj. and Cynthia f. Rich
mond-Charles NJ. Taylor files guardians
account: received, allowed and ordered
recorded
Estate of Ada NJ and Cynthia f.
Richmond-Alvero O. Hopkins files in
ventory OF estate, received and ordered
recorded.
Estate OF Cynthia r. Richmond-Peti-
tion for removal OF Alvero o. Hopkins as
guardian OF person and estate continued
to July 25
Estate OF Henrietta l.. Knight-will Of
fered for probate: received and continued
to next meeting with order OF notice.
Estate OF Philetus III. Bennett--Will Of
fered for probate; received and continued
TO ENJOY FIELD DAY.
The state organization of the New Eng
land Order OF Protection will enjoy
Thursday their annual field day at
Rocky Point. The local branch, Kent
lodge, No. 403. with Warden Mrs. Daniel
f. Sullivan, will go in a body and par
ttcipate in the days festivities
Games OF various kinds will be played,
and general good time spent.
A BIG BASS.
What is perhaps the largest catch of
bass this season is reported by Frank
Hassing, who lives just out OF Washing
ton village. Hassing was out fishing at
Flat river reservoir Sunday, when his
prize took the bait. II was nearly three
hours later when the fish was landed and
weighed six pounds and two ounces.
CUT HIS FOOT SEVERELY.
Samuel Carter OF Phenix, while in quest
of quahaugs at the shore last Saturday,
met with an accident. which will lay him
up for some time to come.
Mr.. Carter was in the water treading
for the shell fish. when he stepped upon
a broken bottle and cut deep cash in
the hollow OF his foot. He was obliged
to give up his quest, and 1t was with diff
ficulty that he managed TO get home. DIR.
Page was called and dressed the wound.
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED.
A number OF the young men OF the viii
lage OF Hope assembled at the shop of
Arthur r. Moan last evening and a base
ball association was organized.
Thomas II. Campbell was chairman of
the evening and Abram c. Kingsley was
elected president: Everett Fish. recording
and financial secretary; Arthur r. Moan,
corresponding secretary: Thomas II.
Campbell treasurer: James Moan. man
ager; Daniel Johnson, temporary property
man: James Coyle, permanent property
holder: Thomas -. Campbell. Alex
Kingsley and Arthur Il. Moan were ap-
pointed a committee to draw up bylaws.
il was voted to meet on Monday eve
ming OF each week at the band room.
NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred McKeon have return
visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Benon w. Fish at
Hope
James wylie OF Hope is spending a few
days visiting Rev. J. n. Geisler at Man
tic
IL is said that certain peanut peddlers
and popcorn venders who have heretofore
piled their trade In the vicinity OF the
car barn have beov ordered to stop by
Supt. George r. Jerrolman.
Miss Nellie Birtwistle OF Boston Is Wis
itlng friends in Arctic Centre.
James I.ndstrom Of Pawtucket Is spend
ing short vacation visiting relatives I'm
| Riverpont
Miss Sadie Mcconnell OF Nara ennsett
Pier is the guest OF friends In Crompton.