The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-09
THORNTON.

John Rafferty, visited Boston this week.
The Hosiery resumed work on We'd
nesdsy.
Harry BeJiord has returned from Phia.
delphis.
The Probate Court will hold a session
Tuesday.
Patrick Miner 10 gu ffering with q irse.
tured skull.
There was a German picnic Monday at
the Smith farm.
Pupils OF the Thornton school will fall
into line on Monday.
Ambrose Reid OF Philadelphia has been
visiting friends here.
The MeCurdey building near the new
viii, ge is being painted.
william Coupe and Robert Banks Wis
tied Block Island. Labor Day.
Alfred Dalton has taken a position In
the Providence Public Market.
Fred + Mayo 10 the new manager OF
the Thornton Cooperative store.
John Murphy Ia In the employ of James
Feeley, the Potter avenue druggist.
John and Miss Annie Stark of Edin-
burgh are guests OF William AtchInson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holroyd will pro-
long their visii to England several days.
Andrew aud Margaret Rafferty, returned
thl. week from visiting friends In Ire.
land.
George Tomiinson has returned from
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Carnell OF
Philadelphia.
william Wigley. clerk at Dslton's
market. has moved Into the Dalton BLOCK
near the new village.
Mrs. Charles r. Holroyd and son
are visting at the Patterson resi-
ienec a, Rocky Point.
Rev. and Mrs. Harris Star OF S,orrs.
Conn, are the guests OF Rev. and MIS-.
w. II tStarr OF this place.
Miss Eva Pike, assistant at the town
clerks Office. has resumed her labors
after an Illness of several days.
Mr.. Murphy, manager Of A. o. Smiths
pharmacy during Mr. Smiths vacation,
will resume his studies at Baltimore.
Rose J. Berry moved his grocery store
this week from the Mcdowell estate 10
the McCurdy block on Pocasset street.
Over,eer Of the Poor John waleh has
recently purchased some fine Jer'ey cows
at the Hopkins Stock Farm In Seekonk
for the Johnston Poor Farm.
Messrs. Shaw and Rothery OF the Prov
idsnce Cricket Club played Saturday at
East Boston and will participate tomorrow
In the game al New Bedford.
Pride OF the Village Lodge, 1. o. OF,
will meet Sunday at go .. m. at Odd
Fellow Hall, and attend the 10 5oo'clook
service at the Holy Nativity Church.
The nearest place for automobile re.
pairing 10 at Hughes & Atkin's machine
shop, 3s Plainfeld ST., olneyville. The
msr with the breakdown may Ask you.
Frank Bennett OF School street. en-
pineer oi the Samuel Fitch Msnufsctur-
ing Company's mill. has taken the tsne-
ment occupied by Rose j.. Berry. who has
moved to the MeCurdey block.
Chief OF Police Kimball's timely al
rival calmed a troubled sea OF confusion
which, for about ten minutes at Gsllovs
Bridge. pervsded the seven p. m. Provi-
dence bound electric on Labor Day.
Frank Smith and Reuben Be,ts won the
three legged race at st. Roeso's picnic.
Climbing the creased pole Afforded no
end ofamu,ement TO the spectators. but TO
the participants proved q stump"
There was a large number Of Provi-
dence visitors at ST. Roceos picnic at
TAYLOR Park on Labor Day. A subs'an.
tial sum OF money, II 10 Understood, will
accrue 10 the treasury Of the church ss
re,ul, OF the enterprise.
Almond o. Smith returned on Monday
from q Sightseeing tour to ST. Louis.
which also Included the cities OF New
York, Washington, Detroit and Chicago.
lie was accompanied BY Charles w. TYP.
per, the well-known music teacher Of
Olneyville.
The newly elected officers oi the Thors-
ton Club IRE President, Albert O'Connor;
vice president, George Besudryi treas
urer, Martin J. Rafferty, secretary, Bart
"a. Murphyi standing committee. Edward
Frazier. J Esgsn, NJ. O'Connoui su.
ditors, Charles Rogers, John Rafferty,;
..,oe.,,..ts stns Chsrles Boyd