The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-08
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4. raeeting OF the Johnston school COM
Z rtttee was held yesterday afternoon at
he Office OF the chairman, and or
iohn N. Arnold was reelected
-hairman and q. X. Parker, clerk. The
,ew member is James A. Pierce. Nathan
y. Wright was reelected superintendent
schools. The report OF Principal
pratt OF the High School was received
The following appropriations were
made TO the several districts: No. i,
1850; No. 2, $500; No. 3, 500; No. 4,
f400 No 5, 800; No. 0, 1915; No. z, S1400; |;
No. 5, Si0O;. No. o, s4o0; No. 10, $50; No.
=, slas5; No. II, $525; No. 1s, $500; No.
Mr.. VIM. =. Steere was reelected town
grammar teacher and also the three High
school teachers. II was voted to have an
assistant In the town grammar room, and
NJ Miss Abbie j. Mowry was elected:
The High School assistants salaries were
fixed at 800 each. A schedule OF dates
for term beginnings was adopted, and 1t
was decided not to allow the teachers
visiting day during the fall
term. The salary OF the music teacher
was fixed ut $3.50.
1t was voted to have the graduation ex-
eercises OF the High School held at Concord
Hall Thursday evening, June II, and the
town grammar school exercises held at
the same place on Friday evening, June 20.
Other things were discussed at the meet
ing, but action was deferred until next
meeting.
The Johnston Town Council hold .
meeting this afternoon, at the council
chamber In Odd Fellows Block.
A party of about twenty or thirty
friends of Mrs. Sarah Robinson enjoyed q
birthday party at her home on Hartford
road yesterday afternoon.
A concert Is TO be given In Irons Hall on
Sunday evening for the benefit of Miss
May Edith and Master j. w. Crosse. A
very pleasing program has been arranged
and II is thought II will be a success.
No arrests at the Sixth Station this
morning.
The funeral OF John Crowley was OBJ
pcrved at st. Theresa's Church this morn
ing.
Anchor Your Eyes
On these interesting figures. Don't take
our word for it, take the experience that
trial order will give you.
Best Haxall Flour "Angelus" 6oc., bag,
4.68 Bbl.; Crocker's Best Haxall, G.45
Dbl. Best st. Louis, 50c., bag, 1886 bbl.;
"A lbs. Granulated Sugar, 500; Best
Creamery Butter made, 25c. h., 8 lb.
boxes 23c. lb.; Choice Valley Creamery,
23c. lb.,' 8 ID. boxes, 22c. h.:
Best Butterine, ID. prints 15c;, 10 Id.
tuDs ot. ib,
Dyer's Pure Lard, 10c. h.; Full Cream
New Mild Cheese, 15c. h.; Jelly, &c.
lb., for 25c.; Med. Beans, 70. qt., 4 for
25c.; Marrow g. Peas, &c. can; Corn, 8 for
25c.; Tomatoes, 3 for 26c.; Blueberries,
2 for 25c.; Sliced Pineapple 2 for 25c.; Pie
Peaches for 25c.; bestR. Marrow Squash
for 25c.; Alaska Salmon 12c. can; G.
River Salmon (flat tins) 15c. can; Sar-
Zines &c. can, for 25c.; choice
Rice lbs. for 25c.; Tapioca 8 lbs. for 25c.;
Condemned Milk for &c.; choice Oolong
Tea, 81 for 81. Perfection" Blend Tea,
15c. lb. Choice Formosa Tea, SOC. ib.
Hotel Coffee, 1Sc. h., 3 for 50c. Perfection
lava o. Coffee, 25c. h.; Best Maricaibo
ss0c. lb.; Best old Gov. Java, 34c. lb.: Best
Mocha and Java, $50. Id. Remember we
give no Per cents, but quality.
THOMPSON BROS.
Cash Grocers and Tea Dealers,
"The Hustlers" Olneyvills So.