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

The Thornton Rovets play tomorrow
at Pawtueket
The Victoria Mills resumed night work
on Wednesday.
Augu.t Miller of S,oughton, Mass. WAS
In town TUESDAY.
Roce Feranti 10 taking music lessons
OF Pref. Delassio.
Large crowds from her: visited the city
Tuesday afternoon.
The new Town Council held its initial
meeting Wednesday.
II is rumored that the Hosiery will. run
on full time next week.
Eight conveyanees did duty here Tues-
day ss party" wagons.
Hartley's "Ponto" took the honors In
the whipPe, races, Saturday.
The election was a close contest. but
was not so spirited ss a year ago.
William Oswin of New Britain, Conn.
called on friends here this week.
The Antioch section of the town was
well represented her election day.
The Town Council, as body, attended
the funeral OF the late Mr.. Riding.
The election count was completed at a
| quarter to one, Wednesday morning.
Special cars lett the city for the village
Wednesday morning att, \ and ) a. m.
Frank Aueutt was elected. Tuesday. =
member of the Johnston School Com
mii,ee.
The Thornton Club will hold Its sec.
ond annual bail, Thanks giving Eve, In
Ca'ers Hall.
Loyal PIide Of the Village, !. o. o. F.,
initiated five members at Its session Mon
day evening.
The ~hippet races held Saturday at
New King Park were held TO benefit the
FalI River strikers.
Georgs Patterson employed at the Lor.
raine mill. at Lonsdale, visited friends in
the village, Tuesday.
Gilbert Harris, former superinte nde n,
=, the Fitch mill, and now OF Stoughton,
was In town this week.
Election day the Hosiery was closed al
day and the Fitch mill suspended opera =
tions In the afternoon.
The Thornton Rovers will line up
sgninst the Howard 4 Builough team to-
morrow ON the latter's giound..
There is TO be an exhibition game Of
football here. Thanksgiving Day for the
benefit OF the strikers of Fall River.
Town Clerk Luther polled Goa votes
which was the largest number received by
any one candidate for q town Office.
Town Treasurer II. c. Cslei will be At
the Town Clerks Office here each Mon.
day OF this month TO receive the taxes.
l.. W. Peckhnm had q .horse wagon
profusely decorated with bunting In the
state parade Friday evening IN Provi-
| dence.
Rocco Ferranti, the well-known msgi-
clan Of this section, will give another ex-
hibition OF the magic arts. December q,
In Calefs Hall.
There was a collision late Tuesday even.
/ ing near the Luther residence on Atwood
avenue. An electric car and q mule outfit
colllded. No dsmsge resulted.
A box OF choice cigars, intended for
first year voters were distributed election
day by . popular young man OF this sec
,ion. but the Havanss, It 10 said, were
monopoilrod by minors
In popularity. Iiberality and plurality,
Councilman Henry b. Scott was Q con
spieuous figure In the election. A sup
per was served In the evening In the rear
rooms OF his drug store.
Charlie, Hudson, John Reynolds and
successful hunting trip to Prince Ed.
wards Island, the tour being made via
Boston, Portland and st. John.
1t is understood that the bouquet which
was being prepared by Nj" Josnns Rem.
ing,on for presentation to Hon. A. b
Parker in case OF his election TO the
presidential chair, Is to be bestowed upon
Mayor Miller OF Providence.
Photographers certainly were In ecstsey
at the favorable meteorological conditions
prevalent on Tuesday, and doubtless I'm.
proved their opportunities to snap enter
tanning scenes Of strenuous presidential
election Thomas Merritt succeeded In
Obtaining several eIeellsnt pictures char.
scteristic Of q Johnston political battle ss
witnessed Ia the Fir', District The er-
cited groups OF Italian voters. appearing
in the photos, form an interesting study.
| Samuel n. Riding. one oi the best
Known residents OF Johnston, died at his
home here on Saturday alter an illne" Of
several months. lie was o man OF more
than common ability In many ways and