The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
NORTH sC.rUATE.

TIMES once.
Mrs. John ANGEL visited her sister q
Hope recently.
John whipple visited his father. a, Il,
ho'el, Sunday.
Lawyer Salisbury went TO Foser, "a
business Tursd,y.
Work has been resumed on LswJe e
Salisbury's honse.
A E. Wood visited New Bedford or
Monday on business.
Walter Battey, Of Rocklsnd, called In
the village on Monday
Marshall Salisbury has moved to Q
tenement In Saundersvil'e
Some Improvements are being made
about the DIR. Fisher place.
Read the Advertisement of the Scitua' G
Public Market IN the TIMES.
Harold Stubbert Of Putnam, Conn.
Visited friends here recently.
Mir and Mrs Benj,mln Hopkins made
n trip to Providence. Monday
Tax collector George Howard Is stir.
ring up delinquent tax payer.
A case Of scarlet iever was di.covered
In the new village on Monday.
The cars were loaded with people
Sunday afternoon and evening.
An open air meeting was held In the
Mill village, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Jonn Gross oi Pocas'e'
visited relatives here on Sunday.
Four new cars Tor the Providence and
y NELSON K. X. Co. have srriveG.
s M needed Improvements have been
made to the Academy schoolhouse.
Wo,k on the new house at tho Benz .
min f. Smith farm progresses rapidly
Mrs 6. l.. Hopkins has returned from
stay Of several weeks In rrbvidence.
An illustrated article on the Psnteco,
tai Irstiiuie appeared In lat Sundays
Jour al.
John Bennett T.. thinking seriously oi
improving his house by The addition of q
piazza.
Election straws are beginning 20 show
that slight po Itical wind Is already In
motion,
The infant child OF Rev. and Mr.. A.
+ Kenyon Of Lowell was buried here
last week.
Ruuorsays that Mrs. Gross Will take
the hoarders at the new house on the
Smith farm.
II Is understood that Brighton Park
VIII have quite display OF wild animals
This sea'or.
The ladies oi the Free Baptist church
gave May Breakfast this morning In
Social Hall.
Mrs A. f.. Kenyon e Lowell wi o has
been dangerously i'll Is more comfortable
at his writing.
Charles Tucker has purchased a farm
near Parker's crossing between Saunders.
Vile and Ashland.
T.. G.. Horton, for the past few years
manager of the Peckham Farm, has re.
moved TO Wakefield. 4. |.
Rev. T.. r Caswell viii exchange
pa pits next Sunday with Rev. MIR
Tillinghnsl OF Providence.
Rev. w. +. Abr r'cht dcliverei lee.
tute on "Pierim frogress' at the Ins,i.
tutc hall last Saturday evening.
Bsbv Carriage Tires rut on; the bes,
rbbcr mouey can buy, 81 rs and 81 go
at Hughes X Atkins, 80 PlHirne' 5,
Oln' vie, K. |,
The Sciiuate Free Library seems To re
c her, "lost. s'tayel ar stolen Iu.'
why the scheme, which appeared pe,iec .
" fe si ,l., has not been pushed To a suc-
cessfIl 6ni h Is not known. The people
should not tlIow such plan to die y
natural death.
There 4 considerable tall C new
schoolhouse for this district. The need
Of such II structure Is evident enough.
b At the proper time TO build IL is some
what of question. The tact that the
town will sooo ASSUME charge of all the
school property is considered an nrgu.
ment agaiCst undue haste in the matter.
by some mistake the old board OF
trustees OF the North Situate school
disuict o,e drew the appropriation ter
last year 10 the amount of SI7 90
There Is considerable discussion as 10
how this amount will he met. Some
con ending that an increased district tax
will be necessary Thi, is hardly likely,
as the w1olc district system will be done
away W IN January Tt. 1900 by the law
recently passed by the General Assembly.
and Scitua,r toge her With a dozen towns
more or less I'm Rhode Island will 20
under the town system like tn, othe
owns OF the state.
Empire Thea're.