The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-10-04
CREENvILLE.

The wooden mill Is running over time,
Work Is progressing on Captain
Floyd's summer cottage.
and IL is said to have orders enough on
hand to las, until spring.
Mrs. Jane Mowry Is visiting relatives
In Uxbridge, Mass, this week.
Miss Sadie Sebllle enjoyed herself one
day this week at the Broekton Fair.
There was a small attendance at the
churches, Sunday, on account OF the
weather.
Rev. Ernest Caswell of North Seitua,e
spoke at the Baptist church, Sunday
afternoon.
The monthly covenant meeting was
held Thursday evening a, the Free Dap
tist church.
Rev. G.. B. Cutler returned 10 his home
here Tuesday, after few day visit with
his brothers In Maine.
Mrs. Gideon Burgess, who has been Wis.
ihng st 5. 5. Steere's, has returned 10
her home in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Russell OF Prov.
dence were the guests of Nh. and Mrs.
A b. whipple this week.
VIM, winsor is building an Office on
the Harmony road, which will be occu.
pied by DIR. F. II. BRAZIL.
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin and daughter
Bessie returned Saturday from a visit to
her sister in Dodgevile, Mass.
The best In our line that the market
affords is the motto at the Penney Fish
Market c. W. Thompson. proprietor,
formerly with Thompson Bros.
The peach season Is about over those
having orchards have reaped a harvest
this year. Hundreds of baskets have
been carried from this place TO Providence.
The sudden death Of Mrs. Sarah NJ.
| Colwell, wife Of Rev. James Colwell,
rector OF ST. Thomas church In this viii
lage, has cast a gloom over the whole
community. Mrs. Colwell started Tor
Portsmouth, r l., In perfect health Mon
day morning and was brought home the
same af ernoon In an unconscious state
and died Tuesday morning. Deceased
had lived here for number OF years and
was highly respected. She was devoted
TO her family and home and took active
part In church work. She strove TO
| al hFVna ipXIt.r,. 4. a,I
and the unexpected removal leaves a large
vacancy, not only there, but also In the
community. Though We shall see her
pleasant face here no more, II will not be
forgotten while memory holds it's seat.
| She leaves a husband and daughter to
mourn her loss and they have the gym.
pathy of all in their sudden bereavement.
The Smithfeld Town Council held a
regular meeting on Saturday afternoon of
last week. The following bills were
allowed: w. +. Lawton services as po-
lice one month, $3.50; care Of bridewel,
10; A. w. S,eere, District No. 1. high.
ways, SIoI 40; John Z. Whipple, District
NO. \, highways, u 4S; bridges, District
L
No. =, 1870 Services as assessor, ,ss4 90
James Z. Mowry, services as assessor.
$4,000. Arnold Staples, burial OF J. S.
Reynolds, sra; William Loomis, support
OF Jerry LaduS, 9 II; Thos. Burbank I3;
Leander Barnes, $40; John s. Reynolds,
Gas OIL; John Bernard, st3 81 NJ. and /.
Britton, $16; o. A. Tobey. support of n.
S. Seaver, sag a.; W 0. GOfr. support OF
David Evans, srs; Emor II. Mowry, ser.
vices as assessor, eos 1t was voted tina,
the Council meet on Saturday, November
I'd. and canvass the voting lists. As the
Probate Court the Council trans. cted the
| following business The final account OF
| John B. Newell, executor OF estate OF Mary
II. Hubbard, was received and allowed
| The petition OF Charles + Allen, admin.
is,ra,or OF the estate OF Samuel +. Allen,
asking leave to sell real estate, was re-
lerred to the meeting Of October 10th
with order of notice.