The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-06-08
THORNTON.

M lulntlt laNhti bl - n isuNh'l
went on the petit jury In Providence,
Monday Tor four weeks.
a cricket game last Saturday between
the Thorntons and an Ashton aggrega.
ZION resulted In a draw
Artistic wall papers cannot be purchased
any cheaper in Rhode Island than they
can In this place aiirms the Thornton
Furniture Co,
Alfred Dalton is now the owner of a
rubber tired goddard buggy and has pur.
chased horse In Vermont, which will soon
arrive.
Caleb Jordan, who has been il cot The
past few weeks, is able to be about again
and is attending to the erection of the
John Tomlinson house.
What ought to be largely attended
and successful affair will be strawberry
festival to I've held by the Congregational
Society in the church tomorrow evening
A man that can grow corpulent on anti.
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serving of many things, but they ray
that a local druggist does such trick,
A material increase Ia Italian residents
took place here this week. The eight
O'Clock electric car setting down In our
midst load of immigrants from the
sunny" cline Wednesday morning
A pool tournament Is one of the events
announced to begin at the George and
Dragon" June IS. Tobie Barks and
Long" George are to play a match
shortly at the same place for $2S. a sid
Druggist Scott, whose handsome new
cottage here has just been completed is
moving his household effects into the
same and next week hopes to become a
permanent resident Of our nourishing
community.
A smile that does beholders good TO
look at Is the one that IL owned by coun.
Gilman elect Dalton since the election
returns came In. The ever genial Benja-
min Is. II may incidentally be mentioned,
a good man IN good place.
The Johnston Town Council met al the
council chamber here Tuesday 10 count
the ballots OF Mondays election and the
retnrns were found correct. The regular
monthly meeting the fret OF the new
board, will be held this afternoon at the
same place
The management Of the Victoria mill
are constructing reservoir for their
plant about an acre In area and the dirt
taken therefrom Is being utilized 10 build
Plainfeld Pike and the British Hosiery
mill aud running parallel with the
former.
Another little child Of Mr. and Mrs.
llames was buried Wednesday. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy Of
the community IN their loss, especially a.
this Is the second child they have lot
within a few weeks, the other child dying
Ia Philadelphia and being brought here
for intermcnt al the time.
AT the plant Of the British Hosiery Co.
the carpenters hammer Is busy an
addition 3ox35 feet 10 the finishing de-.
partment being nov In course Of con.
slruction. The southeast corner Of the
fret hoor Of The main building l. also
undergoing change 10 make room for
a.. .
ment il completed, b: removed from the
second floor.
a five year old son of George Caring
ton sustained Two accidents this week
both Of which we're Of serious nature
but from both Of which he fortunately
escaped with but little injury. The frat
occurred Tuesday when he, while al play,
fell into the stream near the crossing 20
the cricket grounds and was rescued by
the neighbors in the nick of time. Wed
nesday morning he was playing near the
team of Gsh dealer Lewis, which was
standing near Tie Thornton CO-Opera.
tive store, when a passing junk dealers
ifhIl NDIIlNrA WIN iilE lBIli'i N'nNA anu
young Darlington was knocked down and
stepped upon by The Lewis horse and
sustained a severe bruise upon the biccpf.
Thomas Pete, while standing upon a
window sill and engaged in opening a
window Ias, Friday AZ the British Hosiery
mill. wss precipiiated backwards on 10 .
knitting machine ard sustained a ifac-
,ure of tuo ribs. lie vas brought 10 the
Office of DR. Shaw. whb nov has him IN
a comparatively comfortable condition.
Mondays election in johnston vas
something Of a nalkDyer lOf ihe RepubN.
cans. who IN general seemed 10 take more
than the ordinary interest In the affair
each and every one of them taking upon
himself the responsibility Ol "ainning
out" the entire ticket. The results follow
Town Council 80. RALPH "a Shaw, K,
33s; Rufus Harris, d. i7Ji Town Coun.
cil. 40. IL. W. Peckham, x, 361 W.
y CoIwell. ID, i6oi Town Council, SO.
g-John =. Wood, 4. 35i; Robert Farrell