The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-05
CENTERDALE.

4 regular meeting of Roger Williams
Lodge, A. +. and a. NJ, will be held on
Saturday evening.
Business continues good at the mill.
Several young men OF this place are
visiting the metropolis.
A harvest supper for the benefit of St.
Adams church will be held at the resi-.
denee OF +. &. Angel on Wednesday OF
next week
The school here is filled to Its utmost
capacity.
+. c. Angell visited friends in East
Greenwich on Wednesday.
A complimentary banquet will be given
To the members of the Centerdale base
ball team next Monday evening at Gelb'.
In Providence. After the supper the
company will attend to the performance
In one OF the theatres.
The Centerdales had lots OF fun with
the Pastimes last Saturday The white
wash brush was most artistically applied
TO the Fruit lIill amateurs. Tomorrow
the Centerdales play the l. c Is at AIDE
laide Park for n purse OF $50. 1t is
understood that the gate receipts will be
divided among the players.
The Town Council held n regular
meeting on Monday afternoon. The fol.
lowing communication was received from
Town Sergeant Kinnecom.
North Providence, Oct. /.
To the Honorable Council, Town Of
North Providence
The undersigned calls your honorable
body's attention TO the following licensed
places;
Visited the shop of James Rafferty, on
Douglas avenue Sunday. September 15j
found shop opened ard a number of men
In said shop. MIR. Rafferty, was behind
the bar and soihe men were drinking.
Saw through the window OF Michael
Trainor on Douglas avenue, bartender
putting liquors into a bottle and handing
IL TO some person.
Saw through the window OF shop of
Oscar Petschke on Douglas avenue, ten
men In the shop. some standing at the
bar.
(Signed) SANFORD KINNECOM
Town Sergeant
On the motion of Councilman Bains 1t
was voted that all Of the men mentioned
in the complaint be ordered TO be present
at the next meeting Of the council and
show reason why their licenses should
not be revoked All Of the councilmen
voted In the Affirmative.
The committee appointed to repair the
pound reported that 1t was unfit for use
and the location Of a new pound was dis
cussed. School house property not now
in use was suggested, but nothing definite
was done.
The town clerk as committee, on
securing water supply for the town
house, reported that he had CON
ferred with William Simmons and found
that the water service will cost 50 per
year. The matter was continued.
The highway commission reported
| that Smith street bridge was unsafe and
committee was appointed 10 report at the
next meeting the exact condition Of the
place. The committee consists Of Coun.
Gilman Willis and Highway Commis-
sioner McAleer
Town Sergeant Kinnecom was ap-
pointed a committee TO investigate the
alleged pollution Of the Woonasqustu ket
and the town clerk was instructed to
| notify the officers Of the Ceutredale
! Wors,ed Co. to be present to be repre-
senled by counsel al the next meeting Of
the council when a hearing will be given
| on the matter.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid Highway department,
s487 g; W. T. McAlrer, earting gravel,
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Co, sIS; whiuemore & Colburn, $4.5oj
police payroll, sI36.66; Charles H..
Greene company, s3; Frank Plalnode,
g. 10.
The following democratic supervisors
lor the November election we're chosen +:
James +. Higgins, Joseph Deuanche
The republican supefyisou appointed
we're W. a. Sweet and George Goettler.
The town treasurer's report was re-
ceiyed and placed on file.