The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-11-11
G,EErERDALE.

Charles Cshoone oi Alendale Is serv-
ing on the jury.
There was an auct Ion sale OF real estate
MONDAY at the corner OF River avenue
Redlcrn street.
The Beacon Orchestra will hold pr,It
waltz at the Woonaquatucket Casino
on the evening OF the a4,h.
Walter Jesehke is the recipient OF a
souvenir from Havana. Cuba, from Roy
4. Rock, who L. making a tour oi Cuba
as third baseman with Manager Leonard's
baseball team.
Councilman Frank &. Angel is able TO
read an hour or more a day without sut-
fering the intense pain which tor several
months past has been agg,evating his
injured left eye.
The CsntredAle Company's exhibit In
the State parade, Friday, consisted Of a
large, handsomely decorated wagon drawn
by sin horses, and containing about TWEEN
~ future voters from this village.
The Roosevelt-Capron Guards OF. North
Providence, consisting OF 500 men under
the command OF Col. ). ID, Kinnscom,
MAJOR John Ogden and Major q. l..
Rogers, presented as good a showing as
any OF the baltslions in line.
The council committee on water sup.
ply, comprising George A. Manehcsier,
James Baines, Nicholas +. Rcincr, Frank
&. Angell and Samuel j. Lamberlon,
have held two meetings, Investigated The
uicl. and expect to complete their lAbors
this week in the Centerdale seciion OF the
town. II Is probable that an improve.
ment In existing conditions will be CT.
fec,ed.
A conspicuous feature ot the dig Re-
publican State parade, last Friday night
in Providence, was the old stage coscr
utilized by members Of the Firm Ward
Republican Marching Club. The vehicle
they used 10 a type of the old Concord
coaches used forty or fifty years ago. 1t
was made by Abbott Downing OF Concord,
N. H., and was used two-soore years ago
as the means OF conveying natives Of
HarrIsville and Greenvllle. 20 Centrednlc,
where they connected with the bus tor
city. In those days II was driven by
Bowen Smith, a famous reinsman, and
later by the equally wcll-known John
wilkinson.
The Town Council held It's irguia
| mouihly session, Moncay afternoon,
with all members In attendance. Fol.
lowing the reading OF the records, a pc.
tltion was presented by DIR. John B. Cor
bett and eiEh, others, requesting the re.
mova from Office Of the present board OF
TaI Assessors on account OF alleged non
performance OF duty. Upon motion Of
Councilman McKenns the petition was
laid on the table. The monthly reports
OF the Town Treasurer and Chief OF
Police were received and ordered placed
on fle. A long list Of appropriations
received attention. A bill OF DIR. Corbs,i,
amounting to $4.,s, Tor birth returns, was
referred back to DIR. Corbett until legal
filings Of the returns with the clerk. Bor-
Dsrd w. Campbell, through Counoilmen
McKenna and Kirby, presented a com
plant against Lesnder 4. Gardiner, Tax
| Collector. for tar asserted TO have been
paid In 1901. Action on the matter was
postponed on account Of the collector not
being present to state his side OF the case.
II was voted TO fin the bond OF the present
tax collector at sio,ooo. Petitions for
second-clsu liquor licenses were received
with order OF notice from Charles II. Cor
zens, Cassius 5. M0thewsop, Alexander
A.hline and John II. Coyle. For deputy
town clerk for the ensuing year, Herbert
| A. Fenncr was chosen. Upon motion OF
Edgar B. Hurdis, vote Of thanks was
extended TO President W. Parrott. who
retires from the Council TO become Sena-
tor from the town. II was voted TO ad-
journ TO Nov. 80. att. 80 p. m. TO meet In
the capacity OF Board Of License Com
missioben.