The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-06-19
ThOKNTON.


The Johnston town council met FIida,
afternoon Ia the town clerks office q
Thornton and adopted the following reso
| lutions on the death OF the late Judge w
a. Phillips:
"Rcsolved, That this council cxtsnt
| coincidence 10 Mrs. W. A. Phillips ant
family in their bereavement on the death
of Judge w. A. Phillips, whose loss ,s
the community leaves II mourning good
citizen and a hearty worker for the bes,
interests of the town and, be II further
Resolved. That the town clerk en-.
gross these resolutions on the records OF
this meeting and forward a copy of the
same to Mrs William A. Phillips."
Town Clerk s. X. Luther was Instruct.
ed TO request the state highway commits
sioner TO build. at cost not exceeding X
"a 600. a mile, three miles OF road, be-
ginning at the westerly end of the pres
ent state sample mile on Hartford ave.
nue. The project OF tho state commission
was 10 build one mile OF road at a coat OF
IS 900.
The Inspector Of buildings was In.
structcd to notify Salvador Testa not TO
build piazza to his house on the Plain.
field pike extending over the sidewalk.
Pocasset and Orchard avenues and
willow street were accepted as highways
and committee consisting OF Council
men Dame and lIulme and Highway
Commissions walch wns appointed to
lay and grade 4o.foot streets.
Residents between Greenvile and
Manton have requested the council to In.
sis, on an exteneion Of the Manton Car
line to the Smithfeld line.
Therefore the town clerk wac Instruct.
ed 10 notify the railroad company tina,
the extension was wanted.
Chief of Police Kimball was ordered
TO close all unlicensed vlctualiing places
In the town.
Annie Wood, a. +. Remington and
Peter Equi were granted permission 10
sell fireworks from July I too.
Albert @. Arnold's application for .
second class liquor license at the sam
Scranton place was Withdrawn.
Sebasto Leo's second. class liquor II.
censc at SImmonsvllle was ,ransferred to
RutilIo Sanzaro.
The fee for a hrst.class liquor llcens,
In Johnston was placed at $500.
The following bills were allowed; J.
Newman & sons, a.. so; Hiram Kimbsll
$498J; police pay roll, S7siJ.J Hughe'
IS; Providence Telephone Co., Sac
Sampson, Murdock & Co, o.; j. Il. w
wilder g; y. X. Luther sj9L7s w. II
Starr, 81 Isl Narrnganseu Electric Light
ing company, S73o.IS; w. ]. Barnes
s3i H. ID. Sherman, So; f. r. Sibloy
sra. so A. r. Luther. $1S; ". &. Cslef
S4r o.; g. II. Pe,tis, sro3i Il. II. Shaw
sio Highway bills TO the amount o
sI,8JL75 we're allowed
The report Of the oversesf OF the poo
showed receipt. Of $3.50. So and erpendI
lures oi s477,43.
william Whitaker has moved to IN,
Wilcox place.
Auction bill, and milk bills At IN,
TIMES Office.
A whippet race 1. billed for July 9Th a
New King Park.
Walter Munfoe, OF thI. place. visits,
friends IN Antioch on Sunday.
Twin, we're born on Saturday at Nor
gan's Mills TO an Italian family nance
Gslsni.
The funeral OF the Infant daughter o
M aud MrG. John Tanning was held OF
Saturday.
Mp. Benjamin Dalton enisrtsined tn
ladies' oil ST. Annie Guild on Tus.ds'
afternoon.
a large number from this place istisnd
ed The funeral ofJudge William a. Phillip
on Friday.
Baby Carriage Tires put on the be,
rubber money can buy, sf7s and slo OF
at Hughes & Atkins, IS Plslnfed ST.
Olneyville, X. l.
Extract Of Malt i5e. two for age. Cam
phorlns Balls. SC. per 10. ! Packing Cam
phor. I5e. per osni Cedar Lavender, t5c
per pkg; Matted MIN, 3Sc. and 7Sc.
Whiting paper, 10, i5, 40 and 75 per boS
Peruna 7Sc Pinkham Compound nc. al
a o. Smilh's drug store, Calefs Block
a special meeting Of the Johnston
town council will be held this afternoon
70 elect q probate Judge 10 succeed ih,
late Willism a. Phillips. Only two can
didates have been mentioned, Chsrle'
Phi'lips,'on OF the late judge.'nd John a.
Rothefy, an attorney of this place and
who also has an Office In Providence.
Nr. Ro,hery Il . halt brother Of Council