The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-12-18
THORNTON.

The Cricket Club meets Tuesday eve.
ming.
Mr George TIolro,d 10 ili with rheu.
mati,m.
The fremsn will have turkey supper,
Dec 40.
John Rafferty, has bought New
foundland puppy.
Mr.. ard Mrs Harry Brun, had .
daughter born this week.
John Kenney and George Patterson
vi'ited Scirusts Monday.
Harry Parker has moved hem The Me-
Curdy block to Brook street
Master Irving Drysdsle Of Maple Ave-
entertained ssurpri'e party Saturday eve.
ming.
January 8 the Pocssset Soeist Club or
this place will hold q dance In Cslers
Hall.
Several prominent ladies Of this place
will participate In the mock trial on
January II.
AT Lonsdale on Christmas afternoon
The Thorntons will play the Lonsdsls
F football team.
The wedding ofa popular member Of
the village fire company Is dockoted for
Christmas eve.
Mr. and Mrs. James I. Ksnney OF
Providence called on Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Smith, Sunday.
Subsequent TO the annual election OF
officers Monday evening In Calefs Hail.
the Odd Fellows will hold another whist.
Rev. Simon 3. Blunt preached his fare
W II sermon Sunday evening at the HOLY
Nativity Church before a large congregs.
tion.
Mr. Frank Orcutt and Miss Gertrude
Wigley OF The Holy Nativity Church are
on committee TO hold q oan,sta shortly
after Christmas.
For Sale-Palr Bay Horses with Har.
nes'. Good, powerful team. Also two.
horse Wagon and Tipesrt Apply FRANK
LAFAzIA. Morgan Mill. Thornton.
"Old Dick" the veteran police pat
rol horse OF the Sixth Station, Ct
Providence, will spend his declining
years on the farm OF Policeman James
Moan OF this place,
The funeral of Mr.. Nelson Martin OF
Brook street was solemnized at his late
residence on Sunday al r2:3o o'clock.
Rev VIM. II. Starr of Thornton offieisted
Burial was at Rumford.
VIM. Burton 10 Offering some extra fne
holly and laurel wreaths for Christmas
decorationsj also choice carnations at
lowest prices. These are for sale at the
greenhouse on Thornton avenue.
Watches for Holiday gh. Ladies',
Gents, Girls and Boys watches In solid
gold, gold filled and sterling silver Wa
than or Elgin movement. Ny stock 10
the largest OF any dealer In Providence.
and prices as low az the lowest at The old
reliable. ASGELL's Olneyville Square.
ne IuUtIHl VI WOhn, VINO Ultu
Saturday, was held Tuesday morning
from the residence Of his brother. Patrol
man James Moan. corner OF Pocssset
street and Plainfield Pike. Tho sixth
police station OF Providence was repre-.
sented by several delegates and by hand.
some floral tributes. After solemn high
mass at St. AIMS church. the body wrs
taken to St, Psuick's cemetery for burial.
At a recent me citing of the Fire Com.
pany, resolutions OF thanks were extended
to Councilman Wilder for the gilt OF q
rev chemical fire extinguisher, and to
Dr. Ralph II. Shaw tor several new hose
nozzles. The company decided TO eI.
tend It's limit OF membership from 10 TO
40. II was voted TO procure sixteen pair
OF rubber glove, twelve lanterns and
$50 Il. of rope. Capt John Shaw wss
appointed committee 10 investlgs,e the
coat of hand engine, and slso to solicit
financial assistance from the Cranston
town authorities. A committee OF six
was chosen TO hold ball In the near ~.
ture, In order to raise funds for the organ
ization.