The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-04-05
CENTERDALE.

Hough's Cough Balsam. Never tails To
cure. Sold everywhere.
Roger Williams Lodge, A. +. and a.
NJ held a well attended meeting on Sat
urday evening. An oyster supper was
served.
Mrs. Chas. Clark died at her home on
River avenue on Tuesday. The deceased
was In her 6Sth year. Funeral service
will be held on Sunday.
The Centerdale team will begin To
practice r. soon as the weather permits.
1t is generally conceded that the team
will be stronger than that Of last year.
AT the meeting OF the Town Council
Monday afternoon the Centerdale Mill
corporation was given thirty days to
abate an alleged nuisance. A petition of
Moses Is Gillen for permission TO move
a small building from the !. NJ Lincoln
place to the Gillen estate was upon mo.
ton of Mr. Sweet granted, The Town
Treasurer's monthly report was read. re.
c,ived and ordered on file a bill of
Highway Commissioner McAleer OF
sos so for clearing away snow, and which
was referred from the last meeting, was
taken up and passed after Mr. McAleer
had explained where the work was done
While the matters were receiving the
attention Of the Council the town ordi-
nance relating TO moving buildings was
looked up and II was decided TO rescind
the vote granting permission to move the
building of Moses B. Gillen, II being
claimed that the petition was lncom-
petelv worded. Bills Of Michael +.
McA eer amounting TO sass IS and of
Frederick Reuckert OF sI2.7S were allowed
and ordered paid. The resolution reierr.
ing TO the pollution OF Woonasquatucket
river was read and adopted. Town So.
licitor Frederick A Greene explaining
that the thirty day limit named In the
resolution may be extended ir the com
pany Is, at the expiration OF the time
limit, evidently doing It's best to correct
the trouble. Bills as follows were allowed
and ordered paid Remi Lapre, SrSoi
Michael J. Burke, IS so; James A.
Latham, a7.7o; George II. Petlis, S2317i
Whittemore & Colburn.sI IS; Herbert a.
Fenner, Si2; Akerman Company, SI8.4s
+ l.. Freeman & Sons, Sa6 3S Fredenc
a. Greene, s77 10; Board of State Char.
titles and Corrections, SISSY.
Petitions of the following named per
sons tor hotel licenses were granted
Cassius s. Mathewson, Charles II. Coz
zens, Thomas W. Phillips, John r. Gil.
roy, Jol Him, Michal J. Barke, Charlie,
+. Mullery, Ocar Pe.schke, James J.
Rafferty,.
Applications for second.cIass liquor
licenses were received with order OF
notice from Cassius S. Mathewson,
Thomas w. Phillips, John Him, John G
Gilroy, Mi -hael ]. Burke, Charles +.
Mullery, Oscar Petschke, Alexander Ash
line, James J. Rafferty,, Charles II. Coz
zens.
While this was proceeding President
Batcheder called attention TO the tact
that the building occupied by James J
Rafferty, as saloon, and for which
hotel license had been granted, had no
dwelling attached and upon motion Of
MIR. Pauott the vote granting hotel
license for this place WIS rescinded.
Town Sergeant Kinnecom said that there
were shops in the town that kept open
Sundays for the purpose Of selling soda,
ice cream and similar articles In which
the summer trade Is considerable. Moth
ing Objectionable Is sold by these shops,
so lar as the officer knew, and It was de.
cided TO allow the practice TO continue by
sufTerance, It being agreed that the Couu.
Gil had no real authority 10 sanction the
practice IN opposition TO statute law,
Discussion upon the fee Tor hotel
licenses resulted In placing the amount at
Gas, this being last years fee, and Il was
voted that all such fees must be paid on
or before April IS, the license to be Tor.
feited in case Of failure to pay within the
limit.
The Town Sergeant called attention 20
the case Of an aged man Who vas pres.
ent who had been accustomed 70 receive
g. week from the Overseer Of the Ptor,
but who had been refused a continuance
Of such aid by that official, who offered,
however TO provide support a. the State
almshouse, a method Objectionable 10 th.
old man. This action Of the Oyerseer Of
the Poor Was condemned by Mr Kline.
com rather strongly, but Mr.. Ovens e.
planned that the other official had been
moved 10 take such action In the case
because Of what appeared to be good
Information that the towns beneficiary
vas financially able 10 support himself
and had a large family of children IN ap.
psrently comfortable circumstance,. The
offer oi support IN the slmshouse wa,
made 70 ,es, the truth or these statements.
Considerable discussion followed and II
va. voted 70 authorize the Town Tfea.
surer 10 pay for supplies Tor the petitioner