The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-23
IN 0LNEYvILLE.
Johnston Town Council Meet
ing Held Yesterday.
Grammar School Graduating Exer.
cises-LocaI Notes of Interest.

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Inc johnston Town Council held a
made for the following offices: Town
solicitor. F. w. 1illinghast; probate
Lights, j. +. II. Redis.n: town
physician, DIR. A. III. Longfeliow !;
auctic neers, Martin Mann and Robert
Mcmillan; constablcs with full power),
Martin Mann and Alves.us Martin; police
Greenup and J. III. Coffin; officers under
the liquor law, w. w. Fisher, Mar. IN
Mann, w. A. Carroll. q. w. White and @.
A. Bates. a petition to have Henry Fen :
ner reappolnted as pairolman was after
considershle discussion passed. Az.
Mr.. Fenner. Tue n,ckel-in- he-slot ma
chimes was the next theme. Councilman
Remington proposed that an ordinance be
passed prohibiting Their use. Sergeant
Hoibrook said he would stop their use II d.
rected by the Council to do SO. The town
solicitor said an ordinance was unneces-
sary. Councilman Turner said; "We
have laws enough; what we want II en-
forcement." A discussion was then held
on the various kinds OF machines and
gambling devices. Sergeant Holbrook
was finally directed by the Council 10 re-
move the slot machines.
A petition was then presented asking to
have the town pump on Olneyville square
restored to usefulness.
After considerable discussion the Coun-
Gil passed vote directing Luke Hanley,
the keeper Of the pump, to restore it.
A resolution was adoptsd under which
the Probate Judge is directed to hold
weekly hearings and providing for
compensation cor by payment OF
James Davis filed bonds as sureties with
"A II
Pike as town treasurer. As collector OF
taxes he filed bonds with A. w. Smith, j.
Il. Kenyon, Joseph Cough, Gilbert X.
Parker and Geo. q. Caief as sureties and
they were accepted.
Benjamin Berry Of Thornton wanted 9
license to sell liquor. The sergeant would
not recommend il because 1t was located
appeared for the petitioner and Il. w. Til
ling ghast for the remonstrants. The petit
tion was continued.
The quest ion of checking fruit and
candy stores from doing business on Sun
day under restaurant licenses was revived.
Applications Of Luige Rotundi, Robert
Hesketh, l.. II. Osborne and w. ii. Grant
were continued for investigation.
+. M. hobbins was granted restaurant
license.
Licenses to sell fireworks were granted
to Robert Taylor, Union Company, andJ I.
Marshall.
Patrick Cornell was granted Q junk
dealers license.
The following named citizens were
drawn for jury duty: VIM. A. Woodman-
see, James Il. Moore, William Middleton,
Nicholas Marks, r. q. Walch, w. 8. Boss,
Edward w. Foster, Patrick II. Jones, X.
]. Smith, William A. Atwood, j.. w.
Hobson, w. .. Bates, III. q.
Pierce, F. Littlefeld, Andrew Harris,
Samuel S,nnS .g!d English L; o,,S:-, \: Goodwin
A. ]. Billings, Gilbert Fisher, John L.
Carey, William p. Brownell, 8. X. Luther
w. F. Barstow,W w. L. Lewis, Frank Alego
b. 4. Carpenter, Joseph Newman. J. w
Arnold, L. b. Shuman, q. A. Stone, Chas
Campbell, w. j. Kerr, K. r. Hunt, Will
lam A. Luther.
The. petition for change OF grade on
Horton street was CONTINUED with order
of notice.
A grade was established on Lawrence
street In accordance with the report OF
the committee.
The report of the foreman of the X. q r.
Fire Co. was ordered printed In tax book
The first of the bills for vaccinating
school children were presented and
allowed as follows: Drs Thomas and Shaw
s106; Dr.. l.. ID. Lippitt, $50.
The following accounts were allowed
r. s. Mowry sS7; Charles Adams ct al. $50;
Pawtuxet Valley Cleaner S55.25; f. H
Angel $40; +. II. Angel s605 .2S; w. H.
Carey S22.50; highway accounts $646.5l
In probate session the administrators oi
the estate Of III. A. Atwood was granted
permission to sell personal property.
Grammar School Graduates.
The graduating exercises OF the Johns
ton town Grammar School were held last
evening in Concord Hall. The hall was
filled with a large and apppeciative
assemblage OF friends of the scholars.
A very pleasing program was carried
through and diplomas were awarded by
Superintendent N. M. Wright. The class
motto was, To the faithful reward is
certain" The following Is the list oi
graduates:
Hattie Amanda Armstrong, Annie Lou.
Use Baines, John Ramford Bennett, Hart.
zell Russell Birch, Clarence Irving
Brown, Mary Edna Budlong, Musetta
Frances Budlong, Charles Wal
ter Calder, Helen Bemis Calef
Russell Alden Calef, Benjamin Henry
Charnley, Ethel May Coffin, Frank
Augustus Crowther, Emma Nichols Ford
Hopkins, Sarah Louisa Howard
William George Howe, Berths
Viola Ingerson, George Willis Kerr
Wilmont Everett King, Bertha Louiss
Knott, Annie Lauretta Laney, Mary Lit
tlewood, Mary Sweet Mathewson, Wei.
come Barney Mathewson, Luke Joseph
McGarty, Annie Esther McGinn
Alice Louisa Renfree, Caroline Josephine
kothemich, Alice Randall Sanderson
Newell Bentley Sheldon, William Fred
Small, Florence Isabel Thornton, Mabe
Elizabeth Waterman, Nellie Seton Water.
man. Ernest Albin Watts, Grace Maud
Watts, Leslie Peckham Westcott, Ethe
Peckhsm Wilbur, William Tourtello,
Wilder.
Kennedy & Cough report the following
passengers TO sail from Boston, June %
on the GalIia: Mrs. Joseph Pegs
and son, Lily Brandreth, Georg,
Holroyd, Mrs. Sarah Marshall, Mrs
Mary r. Leaven and William Leaven
James Charnley, Wilfrid Hodgins, Anpi,
Hodgins, Johnston Farrier, Sarah A. Far
rier, George w. Fsrrier, Mabel Farrier
sailed on American Line steamship New
York, from New York June 20.
Kennedy q Cough are selling tickets I,
Ireland for si4 and to any part OF EngiaIt
.or SIS.
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