The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-02-12
THORNTON

Mr. huDey OF O'neyvH lils moved Il
Rush City.
Charles Cotton has sold his cottage
Providence.
Marx Tibbiu OF Thornton avenue
critically III.
John I. Clark, formerly OF This place
has moved 10 Maine.
John Bowers OF Providence 10 Prot
Bsretts new pianist.
4 Charles Hudson Is working in Jos, pi
/ Saunders barber shop.
William Wood. the well known painter
was confned by illness the first oi th'
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz amin Dalton as
registered at the Magnolia House In ST.
Augustine.
Thornton IL to have a new rifle club.
There are quite a number Of expert shot,
in this sechon.
Vim. BonnelIo has taken up his real
dence on Clemence street In the Julian
White cottage.
william Fisher, formerly Jani,or at
Ca!efs hall. 10 working ton The British
Hosiery Company.
The Young Men. Sc cisl Club erjoJe
an oyster tupper Saturday evening at the
residence oi Chintz Taylor.
Twin girls were born on Thursday Of
iast eek TO Mr. and Mrs Nicholas
carrier Of Thornton avenue.
A new set OF draperies have been
placed In the window ol James McDole's
barber parIoIs In the Cscl block.
The owl Club will give a social TO
morrow evening In Cslel's Hall, with
Harold Carton as master. OF ceremonies.
Miss Rosa Simone, employed at John
the Shoeman's store in Providence, hss
accepted position in the PCcasset Mill.
The Johnston Town Council holds a
regular meeting this afternoon. There
is no business Of great importance ~
come up.
Beginning lat Sundfy, mass was held
at ST. Rocco Chufcn at s a. m and ves-
pers at4 p. IN in addition to The regular
service at 10 80 o'clock.
A volume OF smoke from a fire Tor dry.
ing the plaste'ing In the new block oi
Patco P@lumbo, on Mill street, Friday
morning at s so O'Clock, resulted In the
sounding Of an alarm TO witch the Hos.
iery ifremen responded.
Edward Sullivan, formerly of Spencer,
Mass young man aged about twenty.
one years, who has been employed the
past fourteen months by the Thornton
Cooperative store in the capacity OF
clerk, Saturday evening.
Town Sergeant Kimballs horse RAJ
away Saturday afternoon on Atwood
avenue. The animal was stopped near
Town Clerk Luther's residence by
member Of the Thornton Gun Club. who
returned the horse and sleigh uninju'ed.
The funeral of Bridget, daughter OF
Bridget ahd the la'e Edward Gillian, wa
held from her mothers residence, on
Thornton avenue, Tuesday morning
Requiem high mass waa held at 81
AIMS church. Burial occurred at ST. Ann
The mock trial under the auspices Il
Loyal Pride of he Nilnge Lodge, 10. o.
f., NJ. u. was held Monday evening II I
Caiefs Hall In the presence Of larg'
assemblage. Miss Emma Straw was the
plaintiff She brought sui, for 50 %
against Alfred Dalton for breach OF
promise. Several prominent citizens o.
Johnston participated in the case. The
Jury brought In sverdict for the petitioner
for full amount.
a meeting OF the Towns Committee ol
the Independent Citizens Party Of John
basement of the Congregational chapel
The subject Of illegal liquor selling or
Sunday was acted upon. The committee
also made arrangements Tor holding n
banquet In Callers Hall on the evening ci |
wn, hirgton's birthday, at which occa,.
lon several prominent speakers on good
government will be present.
AT the recent meeting Of the Thornton
cooperative Society. the annual fnnn-
,ial statement OF the manager, VIM.
showed assets amounting TO :
S4IS7, and liabilities, SS73i27. The I.
profits on the sale of merchandise
amounted TO 81 oo4.7o, from which, de- /.
iucting the incidental expenses. inclut- /.
ng S6S9.Io for trading stamp di'counls,
md per cent. interest paid to the stoek .
holders. a net gain Of $4SS.75 was car
lied forward to this years credit accour'. /.
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