The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-10
CREENVlLLE.

| FOR harness repairs 90 10 Whipple
shop.
Mrs. Albert winsor, who has beer
quite M, Is better.
Wanton Vaughan, formerly of this
place, has opened brokerage office in
Providence.
Rev. George b. Cutler OF this place
assisted at the funeral services of Mrs
Lester Inman OF Pascoag on Tuesday OF
last week.
A regular communication of Temple
Lodge, A. +. and A. NJ, WAS held last
Saturday evening. Several applications
were received.
y new piano has arrived a, II. F.
Smiths.
Mrs. II. wAleo,: is having her house
painted.
A, p. Mowy's buildings are receiving
a new coat OF paint.
Mr.. Harley Mowry and wife have taken
up their residence here.
The fence at the Baptist church Is re.
ceiving new coat of paint.
Mr.. James Cutler had forty dollars
stolen from him Tuesday night,
Whoopng cough Is In the village.
George Battey Is on- of the victims
Henry Turner and wife of olneyvile
attended church here Sunday.
Mrs. John Stevenson and daughter
Sarah Of Providence visited friends here
over the Sabbath.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. wan,on
Vaughn will soon move his family to
Providence where he has secured work.
A dramatic company has been at Will
kinson's Hall for six nighu. The differ.
ent dramas have been well attended.
Miss Fannie Eddy celebrated her
eighty.sixth birthday Friday, May 3. a
number of friends and neighbors spent
the evening with her and left lots of
good things.
An entertainment was given In Wilkin.
sons Hall, Thursday might for the bene-
fit OF ST. Thomas church. A num1er
from Centerdale took part in the enter.
tainment.
The Misses Rose Sebille. Flora Hop.
kins, Cora Burlingame and May Lamb
attended a social at Chepachet. Tuesday
evening given by the Christian Endeavor
Society of that place.
A regular meetIpgs OF the Smithfeld
Town Council was held on Saturday,
April AZ. The following business was
transacted: Bills allowed and ordered
paid: Theodore Roberts, ducks killed
and expenses, s. 5oi John Brown, s
ducks killed and expenses, St.7S; James
W. Colwell, tor service az school com.
mi,tee and superintendent six months, s7Si
John II. Whipple, 4 f. ash wood, s2.4o;
State Board Charities and Corrections,
Lyman Remington, s2S u, Oliver Smith
S2s7I. Nellie Harris. $40 So Mshals
Pitcher, sl3.I4; W. o Gof, support Of
David Evans, SIl; Edwin G. Harris, one
half cord wood, 81 so; Ellen $. Weeden,
board Susan A. Weeden, $40, John r.
Whipple, repairing highway district 1,
s7s2 az; a. w. Steere, repairing bridge,
$46.5I, repairing highway district /,
s63 50
The jury list was made up In accor-
dance with statutes, and the name OF
George b. Earl added.
Officers were elected "a follows: Spe-
cial officer under bird law, Jenckes
Smith; apprsising damages under dog
law. Jenekes Smith, Richard Tobin, Ir
and Thomas Smith.
Voted to canvass voting list May 79 at
7 80 p. m.
The final account Of ". r. Farnum, ex.
ecutor Of the estate Of Eunice Hopkins,
was examined, sworn TO and allowed.
The petition OF Mary l.. and NJ. l..
Fenner for probate Of will OF Sarah M.
Fenner was presented and will approved.
Executor exempt from giving bond.
The inventory Of the estate OF Jos. G.
Mcguire was presented, administrator er~
gagged thereto, and same was allowed and
ordered recorded.