The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-15
THORNTON.

James Helliwell has arrived here from
England,
Work Is progressing rapidly on he
PoeaS,et Mills,
The Thornton base ball team has die.
banded for the sen,on.
Alfred Dalton starts tomorrow on ten
days trip through Virginia.
There will be an Italian picnic at Peek .
Farm at Hughssdale, tomorrow.
Mrs. George Greaves and Miss I,y
Dalton have returned from Block Island
woona.quatscket Tribe, I O. X NJ,
have field sports on the cricket ground .
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bower OF Lawrence
are the guests Of Councilman and Mira
Benjamia Dalton.
Frank Barone, an emploNe OF the Vic.
toria Mills, had his hand badly torn by
the machinery, last Friday.
A session of the Johnston Probate
Court was held on Tuesday afternoon.
Only routine business was transacted,
Judge Johnson presided at the Eighth
District Court on Monday Tor the fret
time In several weeks, he having been
i'll.
William IIawksley and George Hawke.
ley ol this place took prizes at the Alfre.
dian games at Crescent Park last Satur.
day
Baby carriage tires put on, the best rub.
ber money can buy Large size wheels
o. co per set, small slHe sL7S We also
carry the famous Diamond NN bicycle
tire, $i.oo. Hughes & Akin, IS Plain
field street, Olneyyille.
Children at this season OF the year often
eat too much fruit a single dose of RAJ
mons Relief will atop the pain and make
the child rest easy. Mr.. w, II. Flanagan
of Galatia, III, says have used Ramons
Relief for cIamp collie and hnd IL 10 be
the best ever used. IS cents a bottle
Corrigan, the spothecsryi I. r. Parker,
Olncyville; N. +. Reiner, Centerdale (;
Potter & Blanchard, No. Sciluate.
a regular meeting OF the Johnston
Town Council was held on Friday after.
noon OF last week The following busi
mesa WIS transacted The petition for a
second-cass liquor license at 81 Hedley
avenue, made by Frank Rogers. was
allowed TO be Withdrawn.
Edward Hopkins wAs allowed 10 trans.
FER a liquor license to Louis + Greene.
Giovanni Ferris application Tor a
seeond.cls1 liquor license on Atwood
avenue wa. laid over Ill the next meet
ing.
The arc lighs on the KillIngly road
near tho Fred Walsh estate. hitherto kept
up by private subscriptions. were ac-
cepted by the town and will be cared for
out Of the public treasury.
The committee on lights reported
favorably on the petition for more lights
on Atwood avenue, but the report was
not accepted In full and II was voted TO
place an Ineandescent light at the Seit-
ua,e road and one at Hughesdsle. II the
Narragansett Electric Lighting CO. Will
install the same.
The report on the committee Of the
extension OF tho Msnton avenue electric
line TO tho Pine Hll road reported that
the Union Railroad Co. was not svefse 10
tho extension, but tho pre-. Of other
work would prevent II being done al
present.
The following bills were allowed Police
payroll, 800; Hiram Kimball, s45.83i s..
X. Luther, S4f ~; ]. X. Hughes, src.oo (;
Providence Journal Co, sII.15i T.. +.
Sibley, SIo.ooi estste Of Joseph Now
man. $4.oo II. &. Calei, s5L67; A. r.
Luther, Gao 90; highway bills, amount
Ing to sI67o3i II. %. Scott, ESQ., DIR. r.
II. Shaw, e..
The report oil the overseer OF the poor
for the month Of July showed eHpendI.
lures, s44 lS and receipts, tJ13 9s. An
order tor the balance was pasied.