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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-03-09
Town Of Johnston Legal Notices,
PROBATE COURT OF IHE TowN oF JonN>roN
Johnston, r. l., March Q, 1890.
Estate of MARY A.. Randall.

Jonathan G.. Parkhurst, administor of the
estate OF Mary Is. Randall, late of said John.
ston, deceased, presents his first and hual
account with the estate of said deceased.
for allowance, and the same i received, and
referred To the 2Gth day of March \. -. 1890,
al , O'Clock p, m, at the Probate Court Room,
in said Johnston for consideration, and II l.
ordered that notice thereof be published Tor
fourteen days, once "a week, in the olneyNillc
Times.
:. H. LUTHER, CLERK.
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GREENVILLE.

John a. Braylon is serving on the
grand jury.
Mr. Gilber, Mowry is working for Mr..
William Winsor few days.
Mrs. o. T. sherman, Jr., visit ID rela-
tives in this place Wednesday.
Mifses Alice an Carrie Simmons Wis
itei their parents over the Sab path.
Miss Bertha walcot has returned TO
her home here for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. Della Bassett has returned TO her
home after a few weeks stay in Proyi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred winsor OF Center.
dale called on friends In this place on
Monday.
Miss Adah Jacques and M. Leroy APP
pleby, formerly Of Smilhfeld, were united
ia marriage on Saturday. The couple
have the best wishes or their many
friends.
The weekly prayer meeting, which was
10 nave DCtu Htlu AZ llit ithldtuN' VI WIZ
lane Mowry last week, but on account Of
the weather was omitted, will be held at
the same place next week.
a horse attached 10 a bakers wagon
ran away Last week on the Harmony
road and a trail Of biscuits, buns, cakes
&c, could be followed nearly the entire
distance between the two villages.
The R,publican electors Of the town Of
Smithfeld held a caucus at the Town
Clerks office, Monday evening, March
9Th. Henry l.. Dempsey was elected
chairman and NJ. W. Mowry clerk. The
following delegates were elected TO attend
the State Convention to be held in Proyi-
dence, Tuesday March 18th
No. /, John f. Whipplei ?, 7. r.,
Hsris; 3, a. W. steerei T. Thomas
Smith; 8, Richard Warehouse, Sri
8. N. W. Mowry.
The same delegates were elected 10 the
Congregational District Convention, 70 be
held in Infantry Hall, Providence, March
18th.
Andrew Is. Whipple was nominated a.
candidate Tor Senator and Clarence ".
Whitman for Representative.
Thomas r Harris vas elected member
Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, and the following members for
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MANTON.
Mrs. George Barnes is seriously IN.
Marbles aud kites show that spring &

Mrs. George Barnes is seriously IN.
Marbles aud kites show that spring il
near.
The Manton evening school closed last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Owen Deady is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. Calef and family removed to
Providence on Tuesday.
II. O horse, dairy and poultry food at
w. ID. Burlingame X Co.'S store.
Rev. T. F. Carroll is expected home
this week ftom his Western trip.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson on Wednesday.
]. Il. llulmes is slowly recovering from
hi, late accident and Is able to be out.
w. ID. Burlingame & Co. sell standard
groceries at reasonable prices.
John ]. Hughes has purchased the
Nichols Block where his store is located,
Henry LeClair, who was seriously In.
iured in the mill last week Is Improving
a woman, it is said. from Enfield, was
arrested here for drunkenness Tuesda, by
Officer Young.
II is rumored that the old dye.house
is to be started up again by Provide
parties.
Robert Deveraux submitted TO an ope-
ration on Monday which proved very
successful.
A number from this place attended the
Repu plican caucus in Thornton on We'd
nesday evening.
A number OF the local sports witnessed
the wrestling match at Brocklon on
Tuesday evening.
1t was j. a. Wison instead OF =. A.
Wilson whose leg was recently amputated
at the Rhode Island Hospital.
Anchor Lodge held a we'll attended
meeting on Monday evening. a COLA
tion was served after adjournment.
Miss Corcoran, Miss Barnes, and Miss
Winsor, of the Johnston schools, took last
Monday TO visit other schools Ia the
town.
Fred Butler, who has been serving as
an apprentice on the L. >. training ship
Constellation, has served his year and
will return from the navy.
Court Lyman A o. +. held a regular
meeting on Monday evening. Two APP
picstions for membership were received.
The committee on the late fair made it's
final report.
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THORNTON.

/ Edward Weseo't attended the sports.
mems show in Boston, las, Saturday.
The youngest son, a small child OF
/ Edwin Connors. died Tuesday night.
Joseph l.. Edwards has sold his place
on the Plainield Pike aud intends TO re.
move TO Boston.
The Parker-Newton wrestling match at
Broekton. Tuesdry night was attended by
a goodly number OF Fhorntoniles.
The Cooperative store is indulging in
the dignity or luxury of a new roll top
desk installed during the current week.
The first session to be held in the
Hughesdale school building since its
recent flooding was held Wednesday
morning.
Rhody Denny, the well known cricket
PLAYER Of this place, is suffering from a
sprained knee incapacitating him from
his labor.
The Johnson Town Council will meet
this afternoon at the council chamber
here for the transaction Of the regular
business which it is thought will be only
of the routine order.
The firm of Dove X Slack, who oper
ated the restaurant here, have vacated the
same and it is thought that baker Wild
dowson Of Olnevville will soon open the
place with full line OF his products.
Ernest Feeney, formerly clerk at SCOTS
Pharmacy, has entered the employ OF
Harry Swindells Of the Manton Pharmacy
The position left vacant here has been
accepted and will lie filled next Sunday by
a gentleman named Dunn Of Pawtucket
Dissati' faction is said to have begun TO
evince itself i'm the rank and file OF the
local British-Americans here, who have
organized tor the purpose of assisting the
widows and orphans OF deceased British
soldiers XII led in South Africa during the
present war and of which organization we
have made frequent mention. The i'll
feeling, If it may be termed such, is said
TO be due to the fact that although a con-
siderable amount has been realized here
to date the sum has not as yet been given
TO the treasurer, but remains in other
hands.
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CENTERDALE.

Philip A Sweet Of Alendale is serving
on the grand jury.
What is the matter with the Center
dale Baker breadi Nothing, it is all
right
Henry Iette, the barber, has been con-
fined to his home during the week past
with quincy sore throat
ST. ETizabeth's Guild will hold chow
der supper March al, at the residence OF
Mrs. A. f. Wright.
Mr. L. X Pond Of Pondville, Mass,
was the guest Of Frank c. Angel during
the first three days of the week.
a regular communication Of Roger
Williams Lodge. A. f. and A. NJ, will
be held tomorrow evening. There will
be work.
a few friends here Of Motorman Spears
Of the Smith street line attended a
whist party at his home in Providence
last evening.
The measles locally seems to have lost
its grip upon our residents all OF the vic
TINS being convalescent while no new
cases are reported.
The lenten service at St. Albans church
next week will be held Wednesday even
ing at ? 80 o'clock instead OF Thursday
as we stated last week.
IL l. Iat .pntI.r .,arr;ru
hibition will be held at Railroad Hall
about April s. provided that talent of the
high order displayed at the last exhibition
can be secured.
Senator y. +. Reiner and {. S. Math-
ewson accompanied by their wives went
to Boston, Monday, where they attended
the Sportsman's Show with which they
were particularly well pleased.
Monday night somewhat threatening
blaze in Seamans saloon was extin.
guished by the persons present before It
was allowed to gain much headway. The
cause Of the blaze was an overhea,ed oil
lamp of large dimensions which caused a
smouldering fire to originate above II on
the ceiling, which finally burst into
flames and then was discovered for the
fret time. When It was extinguished It
was found that a hole had almost been
burned through the floor. The building
was fully insured az was also the iurni-
ture in Mr. Seaman's tenement above.
Tnc scare was a bad one, however. and
the oil lamp will be made TO give way TO
electric lights in future at this place, the
wiring for which Is now being done.
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SAUNDERSVIL

Robert Crompion ". and lricn do spent
Sunday at Roger Williams Park.
Nathan Angel Of this place has taken
charge Of the spinning room at the Scit.
uaic mill.
Mr.. George Card IL 80 he can be up
and when 1t is a pleasant day he can walk
down TO his shop.
Mr.. Charles Tucker, IT,, has left the
employ Of the Scituate mill and will now
work for his father at the saw and grisl
mill In this place.
A number of the residents of This place
attended the drama last Friday evening
In Clarks Hall, at North Scituale. All
say II was a great success.
The funeral Of Joseph A. Whitman
took place at the Baptist church al North
Scituate, Monday lie will be missed by
large number Of friends az he had
them by ,he score. he wss a first class
musician. The young Glks will not know
how 10 amusc themselves now ~ "Olj
Joe, a. he was termed, has gone.
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CFNTLFNfES. .

NJ. Benty, Eugene Davitt, william II.
Draper, Archie Eddy, Albert Fowler,
Slearie Knober, Fred Morrisseau, Joseph
Plainte, Jos. Priestey, Charles Walker.
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NORTH SCIrUATE.

Mrs. Mary Fiske is visiting relatives IL
Providence.
Charles Phillips of Georgiavile was IN
town over SUNDAY.
Peter Seymour will soon remove 10 the
tenement over f. o. Cards store
Mrs. Mary Z. Cobb has very generou,l,
presented the Baptist church with fine
piano.
The annual meeting OF the Baptist
church will be held on Wednesday,
March 81.
EN-Mayor Hayward Of Providence has
resumed his improvements at the Old
Bank Village.
The &. F. Aldrieh farm, which was
sold at auction on Wednesday, was bid
in by the mortgage.
Benz. G. Smith has purchased the Or.
Wilbur place at the Old Mill Village and
will remodel the house.
II Is understood that Superintendent,
Bartlett will soon sever his connection
with the Moswansicut Manufacturing Co.
Auction sale OF horses COWS, wagons.
harnesses, &c, at Warren Knight Farm
In Scituate, II IA miles west OF Kent,
March II, at9a IN.
The committee, appointed by the town
council TO examine the claims for dam
ages brought by Mrs w. H. Brown
against the town, consisting Of Amasa
Potter, Clarke Potter and W II. Angel.
looked over the scene OF the accident on
Thursday. Lawyers Owen and Dubois
were also present, II Is supposed that the
committee will report to the council
TOMORROW.
Monday nigh, March s, the Free Bap.
tiSt church gave a social In Clarkcs Hall,
where the following program was given
Solo, May Wilson; tahleauN. THE Sweet
est Story of All; !" solo. Mrs Bennett; re-.
citation, Edith Tucker; tabcaux, ."A
Morning Meal" solo, Miss Matte smith
tablcaux, Aunt Peggy and Uncle Dan :.
dialogue, Miss lligginson's Will" tab
leaux, 4" Morning Devotion;" recitation,
Essic Angelo solo, Mrs. Caswelli tab
leauX, 4" The Bride and the Fortune Tel.
ler;" exercise by old maids and bachelors
"Why we never married"
Friday evening. March ,. the North
Scituate grammar school gave the drama
The School Ma'am" In Clatke's Hail, q,
in North Soi,uate, before crowded audi
ence. Prof Gardiner sang several solos
and the assistant teachers Miss Ptih
Smitil and Miss Mary Eddy took The place
OF Miss Ida Day, the eloculionist, who
WAS not able 10 be present. Ruth Boss
took the part of the school ma'am and the
other characters were represented by
Chrissie Harris, Edith Tucker Mary
Tucker Sadie Thornton, Walter Farow,
Howard Hall. Clifford Card, Thomas
Paine, Arthur Olney and Ralph Frcelovc.
Ice cream and cake was sold between the
acts Of the drama, and everyone present
spent a very enjoyable evening with the
school. The proceeds are 10 go Tor re.
pairs on school property. The principal
Mr.. John r. Fenner wishes TO thank pub
licly all who assisted In any way.
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the Town committee; Adm h. Capron,
Henry l.. Dempsey John +. Whipple,
Andrew b. whiPple, Arthur w. Sleere,
Richard L. Waterhouse, &. H.. Mathew
son. Oscar A. Tobey, John II. whipple,
M. W. Mowry, y. s. winsor, 4. o.
Smith, Il. \. Sebille, James Harris.
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DI LED.

In Arlington 5th inst, PATRICK REYSoLDs,
aged 81 years.
In Ashland, scltuate, lih inst, TREEsA, wife
wife OF Charles Smith, aged 10 years.
In this city, sth inst DAVID WILLS REEVES,
aged G2 years and p days
In Johnston, TN inst, Mrs EMILY Smith, ia
the 77th year OF her age.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List OF Letters Advertised March D.,
1900, at the OlneyyIIle Post once.

Miss NJ. Dorothy, Miss Mary l43 What
Cheer avenue, Mary McFarlane, Mrs.
Bridget Sullivan, Miss Martha 4. vii.
liams
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rnonArE Cornr on mn ToMN on JOHNSTON

PROBATE Court OF rHE TowN oF johnston.
Johnston, x. L., March 9, 1890.
Emma = Culef Guardian of the person and
estate of Helen B. CHlCt of said Johnston, "A
minor, hereby represents that said minor Il
situated in said Johnston, being an undivid-
ed one sixth interest i'm and To the following
described real estate, subject To "A dover in.
tcrcst in the same
Being the late homestead OF the late George
{. Calef al Munton, Johnston, X. J., being sit
uated on the west side OF Grecnville Avenue
and contains twenty three acres of land more
or less ana contains all OF the land formerly
owned by George 4. Calet on said side OF
road. And further representing that good
ana bona tide offer hat been made Tor the
purchase OF said place, ami All the other par
ties having AN interest in the same are dcslr-
Gus of selling for the price offered, that AT
such price and under the circumstances IL
II desirable Ia convert said interest into
cash ana reiuNcst the same In secure tu~tru
meuts OF use the same for the necessary sup.
port of said ward, wherefore she prHNS That
she may be authorized and empowered To
sell the interest of said minor In said real
estate, for the purpose of paying the debts
of said minor, for the support of said minor,
and for the purpose OF making "A better and
advantageous investment of the proceeds OF
such sale.
The uforgoing petition is received and rc.
fcrred To the 9Th day of March, \. ID, $3.50, AT
two o'clock y. m, at the Probate Court Room
In Johnston for consideration, and II II or
dcred that notice thereof be given by pub
fishing the same for fourteen days once
week in the Oneyyille Times.
:. k, LUTHER, Clerk.
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PROBATE COURT on THE TowN OF JOHNSTON
Johnston, X. J., March @, 1907.


Johnston, u. J., March 9, 1900.
Louis l.. Angel, administrator of the es.
tate OF George ". White, late of John ston,
deceased, hereby, represents, that the per.
~Onal estate of said deceased h. not sufficient
To pay the debts which said deceased owed,
the expense of his funeral, and of support
ing his family, and settling his estate accord.
ing TO law, that said deceased, nj the time of
his death, was seized and possessed of Ger.
tain real estate situated on the cHsterly side
of Williams street at OmeYNille in the city
of Providence, Rhode Island, designated a-
lots eight - AMI nine l'p on Plnt OF the es.
tate OF LaNinia W. Narlc in OlneyNillc, by
Iuriel Potter, May lssl.'
Also certain real estate near the Olncyyille
railroad station, in said city of Providence,
bounded northerly on land occupied by the
Atlantic mills, ca-tcrly by land now or for.
merly of Atlantic Mills and Williams street,
land of IaVlnlu W. Narlc and sarah J.. NeW-
kirk, -Outherly by land of LayiniH ". ~arlc
and PlHinfcld street, and westerly by North
street, saunders street aud land of John O.
Waterman.
Also certain real estate commonly known
~ the Homestead Estate OF George ".
White, containing about 10 acres with build
ings and improvements thereon situated lu
the town OF Johnston, "a little westerly from
the village of Mauton, including the prop
erty conveyed 10 him by two deeds 10 him
from Henry VI. sessions. one dated March
H.. 1865, recorded in deed book H., at page 2}J
ana the other dated March l3, lsl5, recorded
in book q, AT page ll9 Of the records of land
evidence for the original town OF Johnston.
And further representing, that, 10y q sale Of
only 20 much of said real estate a. i- absO.
lutely needed, the residue thereof would be
80 much injured, ~ to render the sale of the
whole estate more advantageous 10 those
interested therein.
lie further pray-, that he may be author
iIcd and empowered to sell the whole Of
said estate, or 80 much thereof a. may DE
necessary 10 make up the deficiency OF the
personal estate, for the purpose aforesaid,
with incidental charges.
The aforegoing petition b. received and re-
fprred TO the 18th day Of March 4. D., 1900, al
o'clock y. M, ut the Probate Court Room
in Johnston, for consideration, and ~ i- or
dcrcd that notice thereof bc given 10y pub.
fishing the same for fourteen days once a
week, In the Olneyyille Times.
ma-3t :. Is. LUTHER, Clerk.
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ADVANCE OPENING.

We have received this week shipment of full line OF
Ladies Tailor Made Suits, upo date in style and workman
ship and prices that astonshingy for such high
grade goods Come and examine stock and the STYLE
also the prices and especially Weekly Payment Method
We also have full line Of Childen Clothing at very low
prices.
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Two DIVINE
HEALERS in
n WHEELING.
Their Meetings are Attended by
Many People, and Some Cures
Were Made Last Night.
"ST. PAUL" A WORLD TOURIST
Who Has Been in Almost Every
Country on the Globe-Was a
Newspaper Correspondent.

Last night n large audience assem-
bled In the Egerter block to hear the
scripture taught and explained BY
Brother Isaiah and DR.. Paul Edwards
better known as Saint Paul.
After the service ended there was ar
Invitation for all sufferers to come for,
ward and be healed OF their morta
palms. About twenty-five accepted tn,
invitation and the healing continued till
after II o'clock. Soon those who had
been treated began to testify to the
cure made and in this way very inter-
csting time was spent.
Mr.. Zaohariah Baker of 1914 Eofl
street. was instantly cured of a disease
of the chest of many years standing.
Mr.. Alex Reed was cured of deafness
and speech restored.
DR.. Edwards has Travelled over the
entire world aud Is now fresh from the
Paris Exposition. Among the notable
people he has treated are Lolc Fuller,
tho ,sernentlne fire dancer; Madam
.Calve. the opera singer: Madam Shaw.
the American whistler; Lady Meux, OF
London, who Is the reputed wealthest
single woman in the world; Lady Maple.
whose husband (Slr BlundeD Is the
brains OF the present British govern
ment.
Brother Isaiah is man OF some fifty
three years. of medium height, whose
hair hangs to his waist and Is u born
orator without education. Brother
Isaiah has Travelled much in America
and is greatly beloved In Georgia and
Florida, where he has treated the
masses without price for the past eight
years.
People have been wondering for the
past week who these strange men were
as they moved along the streets, crca-
ting great Interest and attention.
DR.. Edwards is a backsliding physl-
clan who has abandoned medicines for
divine healing. He Is Of short stature,
broad shoulders, snowy white hair and
beard. sharp. piercing eyes and mild,
mellow speech.
These men are here for n short time
before going to California for the win
ter, and will hold meetings three times
daily.
They have seen their press notices
from every cline of the earth and they
Qre very convincing Dr Edw.,rds bos
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Squire Fitzpatriek,s Court.

In Justice Fitzpatrick's court yester-
day, a warrant wns sworn out for Bob
Pritchard, colored. by Thomas Jefrer-
son, also colored. Jefferson alleges dis
orderly conduct and the squire will
drlve into the case this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
]. D. o'Leary swore out n warrant for
Anna Mccormick. alleging disorderly
conduct. The case will be tried this
morning ut o'clock.
The case OF Mrs. NJ. Clouse. arrested
on warrant sworn out by Anna Nc
Cormick, charging her with disordcrly
conduct, was heard yesterday morning
and the case WINS dismissed.
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Lord & Thomas Win Grand Prize.

Lord & Thomas. of Chicago and New
York, the only advertising agency reps
resented at the Paris Exposition. have
been awarded the Grand PrIzc-hlghcst
honor-for their unique md interesting
map. which has received most favora-
BILE mention from the press and public.
This exhibit was shown In the Liberal
Arts Department. American advcrtis-
Ing methods, as cxcmpllfcd In the Lord
& Thomas display, showing, as II does,
another reason for American supremacy
In the commercial world, have awaken
ed great interest among merchants Of
all civilized nations
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