The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-21
IN 0LNEYVILLE.
Johnston Town Council Holds Import
ant Session-LocaIs.
THE NEWS BUREAU,
QLNKyvILLE. Room l. Library BuILpIso,

Telephone 3943.
The Johnston Town Council met in
special session Saturday afternoon to take
action on the delayed liquor licenses. The
place, which met with considerable re-
mcnstrance. IL was finally continued
until nextlThursday evening"
The following licenses were granted:
Henry,C. Mowry, Manton Hotel; George
Aldrich, Killingly Road; Steinauit Bros.
Oineyyille Square; George Norton, st,
Cloud Hotel, Killingly Road; John Cowley
l65 PlainAeld street; b. A. Smith
Olneyyille Square; William Ii. Arnold,
Olneyville Square; Michael T. Breheny,
Plainfield street; Edward Weisner, 149
Plainheid street; John Il. Hunt, "a Lat
ham street; Thos; Manning, Z Stokes e,
square; square xmbros schaefer, oiney-
vile Square; Jos. Coupe, Olney-
vile Square,; Edward II. and Robert
+. Meyers, Horace Burcharc,
Killingly road; Charles s. Seamsns, Cen
terdale; Levi Booth, yr., Piainfield street
and Dyer avenue; John Sullivan, Odd
ton; Alexander Hannah, corner Rocky
Hill and Dyer avenues; James Donly, 8
McDonough street: John Blakely, 81
Hartford avenue; Henry IL. and Emile
Meyer, Olneyville square; Lewis Newman,
Olneyvillc square. Moritz Meyers was
kr8uteO WHOLESALE Ilctust. hitIt DicDcA
application was continued.
Street Matters.
The matter OF the proposed street from
Princeton to Concord street, was con-
tinued indefinitely.
Bufldipg Inspector Krainich called at
ten.ion to q barn located on the hill on
Waterman street, directly back OF Odd
Fellows Block. The foundation of the
building has partly fallen down and its
condition at present he thought dan
gerous.
to the work of careless night soil cart
drivers who leave their loads exposed in
the vicinity Of Pettis, avenue.
A gasoline lamp was ordered placed on
Webster avenue.
The committee on Atwood avenue re-
signed and new committee was ap-
pointed. The members Of the new COM
hast and /. X. Wilcox.
Minor Business.
The following bills were allowed: *. 8.
SiS: Gilbert K. Parker, $50. 'N,'
The Helping Hand Mission was granted
permission TO hold an open air meeting. 1t
was voted to hold the annual town meet
ing at Woods Hall.
Christopher M. Lee and Chas. f. Adams
were appOinJeu hepuDilcau superNlsOrs
for the June election and III. b. Wood and
Jos. Lynch Democratic supervisors. The
committee on defining a grade on Harlan
street presented report which was re-
ceived.
Frank Hill, proprietor of the Elm House,
was not gfanted license because the
town sergeant stated that he intended to
close up his bar room.
The will of James McGarty was read
and proved.
Entertainment and Social.
very pleasant and enjoyable social
was given by the Loyal Band of Hope
Lodge, No. 1857, /. O. o. F., NJ. u, Satur-
day evening, in M. u. Hall, Olneyville
square. The program consisted of vocal and
instrumental music and readings in two
parts. At the conclusion of the first part
$50 members and friends partook of a we'll
arranged sapper. The success of the social
was due to the good management of the
following committees: p. p. q. NJ. 1.
Creaser, chairman; N. q. A. Goodwin,
secretary; @. NJ. T. Rathbone, treasurer;
p. q. K. Oldfeld, p. q. w. Riding, Broth
ers +. Hubby, Charles Thornton and A.
Coupe.