The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
THE TIMES.
ThORN TON,

Joseph Saunders has purchased run
ming hor,e.
Pasco Taylor has entered the employ
oi II. b. Scott.
Joseph Coupe will open the Thornton
House tomorrow.
lanes Vanner Is harvesting a very
large crop OF hay.
Another whipre, race has been billed
Tor September 9th.
"Chin,z" Taylor at the Imperial Bot.
tliug Co. L. quite i'll.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Belts last week.
william Fisher and Walter Prcious
have enlisted in the navy.
DR.. Ralph Shaw has lately had tele.
phone placed in his house.
The Johnston BottIing Co. have put
two more teams on the road.
Misses Harriet and Ida Kimball are
visiting relatives at Pawtucket.
The Thorntons play the Earnselifies
tomorrow on the home grounds.
Samuel Allbury has gone to Virginia
for season of rest and recreation.
Subscriptions to the TIMES will be re.
ceived at the Thornton Post Office.
G. Columbo Is building a four tene.
ment house at Upper SimmonsvilIe.
Benjamin Dalton expects to raise three
crops on one piece OF land this season.
william Greene, clerk at the Post
Office, il confined 10 his home by illness.
Mi,s Ivy Dalton and Miss Annie
Greaves returned last Friday from their
trip TO Niagara.
Fred Bolton has severed his connection
at the Cooperative store and Otto Plerson
has taken his place.
Herbert North has gone 70 New York
where ne has taken situation In the
racing stable OF Sidney Paget
A Crescent wheel, badly rusted. was
found on Atwood Ave. on Sunday night
and still awaits on owner at Police head
quarter'.
Charles Simmons, Edward Westco,t
and Benjamin Almy start on Monday for
New Hampshire, where they will remain
several weeks.
Baby Carriage Tires put on; the best
rubber money can buy sL7S and s7.oo
at Hughes & Atkins 38 Plalnfeld St,
Olneyvilie, RI
The British Hosiery Company Volun.
,.er Fire Brigade have new uniforms
consisting Of helmets, red shirts, rubber
coats and boots,
The Johnston Probate Court met on
Tuesday. Mrs. Annie O'Donnell was
appointed adminlstrstrix Of the estate of
David ODonnell and several other
matters Of q routine nature were tran.
,sc;ed.
Extract Of Malt r5c. two for age; Cam.
phorins Balls, &C. per ID. Packing Cam.
phor, Isc. per can; Cedar Lavender, I5c.
per pkg. Matted MIX, 3Se. and 75c. (;
Writing paper, 10, IS, 20 and 7S per box;
Peruna 75c Pirkham Compound nc. at
a o Smiths drug store, Calers Block.
Low prices for pure drugs, toilet
articles patent medicines etc. Psris
Green age. per To-. i7c. per ID. &c. for
a. ID moth balls Sc. per 10. Pinsham
Remedy 7oe SCOTS Blackberry Cordial
Tor dysentery and summer complaints
etc. age. SCOTS Beef Wine and Iron
soc Paine's Celery, Cyc. scott Specific
sLoo; Full line of wines and liquors
Notice registered pbarmacist always
in attendance. II. b. Scott's drug store,
Thornton, r. 7.
The annual meeting OF the stock hold.
ere Of the Thornton Cooperative Store
was he'd on tuesday evening. The fol.
loving officers were elected Pfesident
John Tomlinsoni treasurer. Martin
Fsnerty secretary, samuel Youde, oi.
rectors, Albert Weston. Samuel llswksley,
william Havksiey. Nj. Clifford. Frank
Aucott. Frank Bolton, n. Rafferty,,
samuel Bs'u and Harry Parker. The
report of toe business for the last ,ix
rnorths v~ss very sstfsfgctOry.