The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20
THORNTON


Miss Ivy Dalton was again the winner
at this week meeting Of the Brook Street
whis, Club
Wall paper selection is very easy
thing to 10 at the Thoroton Furniture
Co.'S, 1000 rolls received to-day. Price
wilhou, profit.
Baker Frank Morie has discontinued his
establishment at the corner OF Brook
stree, and Plainfeld pike.
There is, say many of the local mill
workers. need Of another mill here to give
work to the unemployed.
Mr.. Stills has been somewhat IN during
the present week and is under the care OF
a physician.
Before purchasing a wheel, look into
the merits OF the $500 Buffalo King
Special" For sale by Goodwin, IS
Olneyville Square.
Supt. Frank Baldwin, Of Tie Victoria
MILL has removed with his family from
the new village here to a house on Poeas-
set avenue, Olneyville.
The brother Of barber McDole, who
was killed In the PHILIPPINE Islands was
buried here this week the body having
been shipped here tor that purpose.
Mr. p. Darcy, who has had charge Of
the local Office Of the Pocasset worsted
mill, will the coming week, be removed
10 the Providence office oi the corpora
ton, which is located in the Banigan
building, and with his family will take
up his residence in that city.
owing 10 a misunderstanding In the
arrangements fJr the Easter ball given by
members ol the Church OF the Holy
Nativity for the benefit of the new organ
fund, postporement ot this affair was
made necessary The orchestra which
had been engaged failing TO put In an ap.
pearance Monday night, Reeves Orches-
tra was however secured for Tuesday
evening and the Pavilion never held more
brilliant assemblage since its erection
The grand march was led by Mr Charles
Hurley In Mexicm costume aud Mrs
BENJAMIN ID alton ia Martha Washington
attire The other costumes were or a
charming nature and thi, taken with the
ball decorations and delightful music
made every participant enter into the
spirit Of the occasion with an apprecia-
tive zest, rounding out an evening of
unalo,ed pleasure and adding also a
good sum 20 the worthy fund.
The regular meeting OF the Johnston
Town Council which was held last Friday
afternoon in the council ch imber devrl
oped but one interesting feature, that
being the matter relating TO the accep.
tancr of the proposed new highway 10
Simmonsvilc and which resulted after
much debate Ia the boards refusing 10
accept the road upon the assertion Of
Highway Commissioner Walch that there
was no money available with which TO
put the road In passable condition and
that II accepted u would be necessary TO
close it, as Il is unsafe for travel a
motion 10 accept the highway was
made by Councilman Amy, but was not
seconded and a motion TO accept the road
as far as the Victoria mill made by
Councilman Shaw was defeated. a
motion u refuse the road passed. The
following bills were allowed and ordered
paid moderator clerks and supervisors
April election s56i w. y. Read, s2.2S;
Joseph Newman, 81; police pay roll. go /;
n Kimball, $333}; police for April
election, 50; > X Luther, 81 ; r..
Luther, $40 ~ l.. F sibley, 81; News
Publishing COMPANY S2.5oi Providence
Journal Company. P2.5o; British Hosiery
company, $5i Hugh Mcdowell, sloi
Thornton Cooperation store, "a as H..
{. Calef. siI 81; oyerseer Of the poor,
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