The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
ThOkN NTON.
Thomas burroughs Is quite sick.

The Johnston Tax Books for 1903 are
out
VIM. Aitehison has purchased a new
piano.
George Crosby h" moved to Rush
! City"
The odd Fellows will hold a mock trial
In December.
Mi" Dora Wilcox called on friends
here this week.
The Fitch Mill 10 now running after a
briei shut down.
Sup,. Sills OF the Hosiery is recovering
from his Illness.
Thorntonites are growing over new
vestibule cars
Mr.. John walch has purchased a fine
COW OF Il. a. Dalton.
The Firemen attended the Cranston
Firemans' social last week.
The council will meet Monday TO con.
alder the granting Of liquor licenses.
Bert North has secured a position with
the Kiekapoo Indian Co, of Cintonville.
Conn.
Viewed from Lsrkin Park, the full coal
pockets at the Pocasset Mill are very
noticeable.
The Thornton Rovers played the
oromptons, Thanksgiving morning at
River Point.
John Burns of Narrsgsnsett Pier en-.
tered the employ OF the Co operative
Store last week
Mike lanno,ii who recently purchased
the "Sam Scranton place" 10 making al
tsrations to the same.
Joseph Smith played with the SANFORD
Oaks of Fall River, Saturday at the
Providence Colosseum.
Town clerk S. X Luther attended tho
tournaments OF the Thornton and Rum
ford guu clubs Yesterday.
The new residence Of Antonio Denno.
which contractor Caleb Jordan has been
buildinR, IL now occupied
The Knlsh, place on the Scituate road
In Cianston has just been sold by n G.
Cslef to Albert G. Arnold.
ReheaIssls have commenced at the
congregational Church for the Christ.
mas csntats. John Doubter."
Frank Golini started Tuesday evening
Tor New York 10 met his cousin Amadco
Golini from Italy, who will pay visit to
Thornton.
Mr.. Richard Whitley, nm oversecr at
the Pocssset Mil, has received an olIer 10
enter the service OF the East india Trad.
ing Co. Of Bombay, where he formerly re-
sided.
The funeral OF John Strngfellow, who
died on Saturday after several months
Illness, was solemnized Tuesday after
noon at the Congregational Church.
Rev. W. II. Starr oflicisted.
Tho monarch elm, whose giant
branches tor more than century shaded
the old Capt Arthur Fsnner house near
the present w. T.. Larkin homestead, has
fallen before the woodman's axe.
The plano, recently received by the
Fire Company from Mr.. Aitchison, has
been presented TO the efficient financial
secretary Of the organization and town
water eommissioner. Mr.. Harry Guy.
The Imperial Bo,tling Company es.
Enlistment. adjoining Gallows Bridge,
wss totally destroyed by fire Wednesda
morning shortly after two o'clock. Very
efficient service was performed by the
local fire brigade.
Supt. Of Schools, Rev. w. II. Starr has
issued a statement explaining the omis-
slon Of evening schools this season and
urging upon parents the importance Of
regular and punctusl attendance on the
part OF their children.
The marriage OF Miss Laura Evans 20
Mr.. James !. Kenney occurred Tuesday.
A reception followed at the residence Of
Mr.. Mcguire Cay 10 Lsbsn street, Proyi
dence. Rev. Father Brown OF 81. An.
thony church was the officiating clergy.
man.
Al the Probate Court Tuesday, a peti.
tion 10 sell real estate Ia connection with
the estate Of Ernest Ebersback was
granted the will OF Lille Carolli was
presented and continued 20 December 8
and Miss Gertrude DevereuS and Mrs.
Marion Hughes were granted sdmiuis-
us,Ion on the estate Of Newton DeysreuI
with bonds at o. 900.
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