The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-05-03
THORNTON.

Samuel kidtnks aEd Auafles fhillips
concluded their labors o, listing the dogs
OF Johnston on Monday.
The farmers OF this section have been
plowing this week tor all they were
worth.
Henry A. Wood OF the Victoria mill
has Just purchased "Spalding Nyaek,"
wheel at Charles F. Holroyds ior his
son. Mr. IIolroyd has good supply Of
fine bicycles.
Varnishes suitable Tor all purposes at
obbers' prices. - Thornton Furniture
Store.
damaged by fe is again occupied by ten.
ants.
The Thornton furniture store furnished
six ranges and two Laundry stoves for b.
A. Smiths new tenement block on Plain
field street
Michael Barry "took the cake" at the
Bazaar Of Nations at ST. Anthony's. His
many friends can testify that the cake
was all right.
Alfred Dalton has purchased house of
Samuel Slls.
The twelve round match between Ca.
mole of Fall River and Mullen Of Provi.
derce attracted large crowd at the Pa
viion Tuesday evening The Fail River
man had much the hest of H.
Edward Bowater and family OF Provi-
dence are visiting at James Tebbetts.
lanes Gallagher shot three foxes and
captured three more near Perkins reser.
voir on Sunday. ego bounty.
Quite number Of Italians arrived here
from Italy on Monday.
Edward Cooper has received a junk
license.
Miss Iva Dalton and Miss Dora Shell.
don spent Sunday al Conimicut.
Harry Bedford is confined to his home
by illness.
A checker club has been formed by the
members of 81. Georges Guild.
Martin Rafferty, OF the Hosiery Mill ex-
poets to. sail for Ireland on Saturday.
Wall papers from I cent roll up at
the The Thornton Furniture Co.'S store.
Also full line OF paints and varnishes.
Eleven new members were recently
added To the roll Of the Thornton CongTe-
ga,ionalist Churct.
The Thornton clerks are anxious TO
have the Wednesday half.holiday question
settled. The half day was given them
last year, and it Is more than likely the
same plan will hold good this year.
Arthur Slater expects to visit England
in July.
Mr. Tilden, lay reader, ofliciated at the
Church OF the Nativity on Sunday.
Probably ha'r Of Thornton's population
will be at Hill's Grove next Wednesday
afternoon. An oat race for the local
horsemen and bicycle race between Bat
Murphy and Julius Quay will be the fea.
lures.
1t Is likely that the base ball season
will open here one week from tomorrow.
Workmen are busily engaged in pre-
pairing a skin diamond on the
Cricket Field grounds, The brush has
been cut away and the field will be all
right when The gong strikes Manager
westcott informs the TIMES that with
two exceptions the team Is complete.
The two players needed will be signed
this week The uniforms have been
purchased and most OF the team meas
ured for their outfits. II Is possible the
Manton's may be here for the first game.
The Johnston Town Council held a spe.
cial meeting on Monday. The following
persons were granted second class liquor
licenses;
Fred a. Bailey, Luigi Margherita,
Rutiluo Sanzaro, Cornelius J. Kea,ing
Joseph Coupe, Charles S. Seamshs, Mi
chael Malone, Dominica Lafagio, Vim
cenzo Jscovoni, George w. Banspach,
Thomas Burroughs, Albert Weston,
Alva Kimball David ODonnell, James
McCurdy, George Norton, Edwin B.
Hopkins, Rufus J. Fellows and Francisco
Ianniccilli.
Hotel licenses were granted 10 Fred a.
Bailey, c. J. keating, Joseph Coupe,
George Norton and r J. Fellows.