The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-15
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Harry Gam5one has Joined ST. Rocco's
choir.
The o o. +. mock trial will come
OF February Sth.
A leap year ball Is billed for February
Cd in Cslers Hall.
ST. Rocco society will hold a dance
January goth in Cslefs Hall.
Arthur Tacey, John A Mellors and ID.
Brown are serving on the jury.
Miss Mabel Pike OF the annex called on
friends here Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Harp preached Sunday eve
ming at the Congregational chapel,
Mrs. DIR. r. II. Shaw starts tomorrow
on visit to relatives at Philsdelphia.
John Murphy is Preparing for course
Al the Rhode Island School of Pharmacy.
Miss Mary f. Knney, who has been
under the care Of DR.. O'Keefe, 10 improv.
ing.
William Oswin attended the funeral OF
his sister. Mi.s Sally Oswin In Phils-
delphia This week.
A valuable fur belonging to Mis-. Ethel
Marshall was found Friday in Calefs
Hall by VIM. Fisher.
Tomorrow evening the Fire Brigade
Will be rendered a turkey supper by Mr..
VIM Atchison In Firomen's Hall.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson and family Of
T. Dcasset avenue, Providence, have taken
up their residence on Walnut street.
Some Providence photographers sc
cured group views Of the employees cf
the Hosiery and Fitch Mills on Monday.
The snow woman, constructed by
Everett Gambone, assisted by his brother
Alfred, attracted considerable attention
Sunday on Clemence street.
Among the prospective sIeighing par
ties spoiled on Thursday evening by the
rain was one from this place to the Joseph
Burns hotel al East Greenwich
Mr. Arthur Shaw OF the Philadelphia
Medical College has returned 10 his
studies after a brief vacation spent with
DR. Ralph II. Shaw OF this place
Councilman and Nrs Bei amin Dalton
sarted on Tuesday for Washington. ID.
{. From there they will call on friends
In Florida and later VISIT Tennessee re.
turning about March.
Lob
Town Council was held last Friday after
room In the Town Clerks Office The
f,llowing business was trantacted;
Francisco Iannculli, who had pe,iioned
for a second class lIqCor license vas given
leave 10 Withdraw. II. G, Calcf wis ap.
pointed deputy town clerk. The petition
Of taxpayers to have the street running
from Plainield Pike to Victoria avenue
accepted as public highway was di'-
cussed, and Councilmen Dalton and
Barnes and James McCurdy were APP
pointed II committee to obtain a plat and
recommend what action should be taken
at the next meeting. second com
mittee was appointed TO investigate the
necessity OF accepting Binghampion
street in Man,on. The repot Of the
Ovetseer OF theP oor showed a deficit OF
S}S a. receipts were stated to be
SI79 rs, and expenditure, S2IS 10
This amount included payment of S27 to
the State Board OF Charities and Correc-
tions and $50 to out'ide poor. Among
the bills received and ordered paid were
5. II. Ridings, Sac; Hiram Kimball, for
killing and buryirg dogs, IS; Harry
Guy, caring for hydrants, SIS; Provi-
dence Telephone Company, $40 90;
Jlmes NJ. ShswcroS. $50 80; Naragan-
'e,l Electric LiRhtSg Company, $337 IS;
Joseph Newman, 81; William ". Starr,
IS; A. f. Luther, SlS; George w. Rob.
ley, S42 30; ]. J. Hughes, $40; ii. {.
Calet S42 A.; police pay roll, 500; city OF
Providence, for water, $780, 5.
Luther, SIS IS; Hiram Kimball, S45 50
Narraganseu Electric Lighting Co,
s. -; William Anson, $I2; J. Will Car
penter, SIS SO.