The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-22
OLMEY WILLIE.
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Good Premium on the Bonds.


Good Premium on the Bonds.
At special meeting of School District
No. 10, OF Johnston, vote was passed
sustaining the bond committee in their
issuing OF the bonds on the district TO the
amount of $4,000 Harvey Fisk q Sons
of Boston and New York are the pur-
chasers, and they pay premium Of S7lO.-
90. THIS IS q good bargain for the dis
trlct, inasmuch as the bonds are really
second mortgage. The town bonds came
in as the first mortgage, and commis-
uioD was paid on them instead oil prem
ium being received.
First Socialist Meeting.
The first of a series OF rallies OF the
Socialists of this section was held in Irons
Hall last evening, and was well attended.
The meeting Was addressed by tho candl-
date for the mayoralty, Franklin ID.
Burton and by Herbert Casson of Boston.
Rall In Cadets Armory.
Cadets Armory was the scene of festivi-
ties last evening. A complimentary
ball was given under the auspices OF three
benevolent organizations, st. Mary's,
st. Theresas' and ST. Paula's. There
WAS large attendance, and the complete
arrangements which had been made by
the various committees were entirely
successful in providing an enJoyable
evening.
Waived Examination.
James Buttlor, the negro wife murderer
OF hnightsville, when nrraigncd in the
Eighth District Court, yesterday, waived
examination and was held on q charge of
murder in $4,000 bonds, the indictment
on charge of dangerous assault having
been discontinued.
Three Golden Balls.
On Saturday next the Olneyville bakery
closes Its doors and goes out of business
and in its place comes in a new industry
In this section. pawnbroker from
the city, already doing flourish
ing business elsew here il to take possess
sion OF the store and hang up the gilded
sign which announces that money Will be
loaned on good securities. This will un-
doubtedly mean a saving of good many
car fares during the winter.
An Alarm OF Fire
from box 81 in Johnston yesterday called
out the Rough and Ready Fire Company,
who responded with their usual prompts
ness. When they reached the scene they
discovered that the fire was already out.
The blaze was confined to one room in a
house toward the end OF Dyer avenue.
Odd Items About Town.
One drunk arrested was the only report
aJ tnc Cl&ln 0bdliOn tnb morning.
The tirst grand concert and ball of the
Alfred Anthony Castle No. 3, Ancient
Order OF knights of the Mystic Chain, is
to be held tomorrow evening.
The supper furnished by the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the Tabernacle build
ing last evening was well attended and
realized a fair sum.
Henry Spaulding. the well-known
motor man, is in Hartford attending the
funeral OF his brotheri law.
A 65-foot pole is going up on the cor
ner OF Hartford avenue and Plahfield
street to take the place of the one blown
down in the storm of fortnight ago.
This begins to look like the re-establish-
ment OF the telephone service before long.
At the Olneyville Central Station it was
said that the lines would be in use before
the end of this week.
Il. Il. Allan * Co.. Olneyville Square,
Win put on sale Friday morning, 100
pair liza grey blankets worth Cjc.; sale
price 55c. An early call will ensure get
ting them. We Will also offer about 100
Ladies' and Misses cloaks at prices to
save you dollars on every garment.