The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
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Cards "Enterprise" 10 becoming q
popular store.
Miss Grace Bishop, daughter Of Mr..
and Mr.. Gilbert Bishop. wAs married
recently TO Mr.. William Waterman, oi
| Johnston.
DR.. s r. Lee, who has been seriousl y
III at the Rhode Island Hospital. IL ye'y
much improved in health and is now al
his home, here.
A Poverty Party will be given at the
| Glenford Club House tomorrow evening.
Prizes will be given for the best poverty
costumes W. A. Kings orchestra will
al usual furnish music.
The Ladies' Aid Society are 10 hold a
Birthday Social in Social Hall, Q,rmerly
the lin shop,) on Tuesday evening. Jan
uar AZ. 1873 A variety supper will se
served from six TO nine o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Hill died at her residence
here on Tuesday morning Mr.. Rhodes
Sweet OF East Greenwich. who was a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Hill, also passed
away. The two funerals we're solemnized
on Thursday.
Ada Hopkins, daughter Of William l..
Hopkins, was knocked down and seriously
injured by Suburban car on Elmwood
avenue, Providence, last Friday evening
Miss Hopkins Intended TO take the car
and In some way got II front Of H. She
was conveyed TO the house OF a relative,
IS. A.Cushmsn, at 1857 Elmwood avenue.
and Dr. RISK was summoned. She was
badly bruised, but 10 now getting along
well.
Al The old mill arena In Sauudersyile
on Wednesday night aboati O'Clock an
I8.year.old schoolbOy was knocked sense
less by his opponent in the boxing match.
II Is said his head struck the boards with
such force as TO bound upward. DR. w.
w. KIRBY of Providence was present a.
the ring and his services were immediate.
ly employed to resuscitate the uccon-
scious boy. He was carried TO the hotel
near by and Al 3 o'clock Or Kirby sent
messedger to This village TO
summon DR. Arnold TO assist him. ID
Arnold found the boy suffering from se
we're concussion OF the brain with no
chances OF recovery. Both doctors re
maiued with the boy till the end came ~
10 O'Clock Thursday morning, doing all
In I.iY tp ta1tata hia at.1,4T.Hf,g
An autopsy is being held this morning BY
order Of Attorney General Stearns.
Some radical changes In the board Of
control of the Providence and Danielson
Railway Co., were made at the annual
meeting Of stockholders held last week
Hon Franklin L. Owen, who has been
Morris, of the banking firm OF Morris
Rro. & Christensen Of Phlladel lphiS.
. her oil GERS chosen were: ID. +. SheI-
man, vice. e.presIdentj George w. PEN.
ice, treasurer; Franklin A. Smith, secrt
tary. The board Of directors was elected
as follows: James II. Morris aud Julus
Christensen, representing Philadelphia
Interests; ID. + Sherman of Portland,
Ore; James ). Kenyon, Of Burrows *
Kenyon; Edwin A. Smith. treasurer OF
the Mechanics Saving Bank. franklin
+. Owen, Franklin a. Smith, Jr., George
w. Prentice and John w. Potter Of this
city. II was announced that ten new
cars would be placed in commission on
the line, one fitted ms milk car, capable
of transporting 1000 cans. Five will be
freight cars, tor the conveyance Of wood
and coal, while the remaining four will
be for passenger use. The retiring Presi-
dent, Mr. Owen, remains he attorney of
the corporation.