The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-28
THORNTON.

The Thorntons were beaten Satur
day by the Hopes, the score being
10 toS
William Coupe is becoming very pro
ficient in the art of pitching. Harry
Bedford is also another player whose
services are appreciated by the Thorn.
ton ball team.
George Henry Hawksley is suffering
from sprained instep.
George Coupe had his nose severely
injured Saturday by being hit with
base ball.
Pasco Taylor is suffering from an
injury To his right foot.
The knitting department at the hos
iery is slack.
Mrs. William Mutt. Jr, and child
have returned TO Philadelphia.
Quite a number from here will par.
ticipate In the British Day sports and
also the Scottish Day observance next
month.
At the Holy Nativity picnic Satur
day AT Crescent Park, William Jen.
nings Hawksley won first prize I'm the
games and received suit of clothes.
n
pair of stylish boots.
| Preparations are being made by the
Thornton Athletic Club 10 have a
strong team represent this village I'm
the Rhode Island Association Foot
ball league contest this coming sea.
son. Practice work has begun.
Miss Nina Straw has gone 10 New
Britain, Conn, To keep house for her
father.
Dog Officer Hiram Kimball has
plenty of work these hydrophobic
days.
DR.. Nicola Collin Is anticipating
with no little pleasure the concluding
day of this month. when at Boston he
will be married To n wcll.to-do Italian
lady now ON the way to this country
from Sunny Italy. II is said the bride
possesses marked musical accomplish.
ments. as her father is a professional
teacher of the pianofortc.
A weeks work remains To be per.
formed on the new tanks at the Victo.
ria Mill.
DR. r. II. Shaw and Judge [. A.
Rothery engaged I'm the cricket game
"Wednesday at Newport.
Aug. the Thornton and Providence
seconds Will play cricket at Thornton.
Mrs. George ". Sherwood of New
Rochelle, n. Y, IL the guest OF her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Brown.
The Fitch Company's improvements
are very noticeable. A fine Office is be-
Ing built in the corner of the addition
near the Town Clerks Office.
:. w. Simmons of Providence was I'm
town on Wednesday.
Ex-Town Clerk Joseph Cough was In
the village Wednesday on business.
Tucker Walker is working for James
Moan, harvesting hay west OF the
Starkweather estate on Thornton ave.
nue..
Miss Maude Hoey is the guest OF the
Bedford family.
Fred w. Silvy OF Daniel avenue IN
the Annex, manager of the North.
western Provision CompaDys Provi
dence Office. was the guest OF his old
friend, Alfred Dalton, on Tuesday.
No one can tell when the Judges
may inspect the beautifully kept yards
at Pocassett Mil village, but IL is
usually the fore port of August, &c
cording to precedent.
Three cars conveyed the church and
Sunday school and friends OF Holy Ma.
tivity parish TO Crescent Park, Sat.
urday.
Lougi Capotosto is having fine res.
idence built on Brook street by Con.
tractor A. j. Jackyony.
Antonio Capotosto, who is n lawyer
In the employ OF the Boston Elevated
Railway Company, will spend his va.
cation here next week.
A special meeting of the Johnston
Town Council was held Friday after.
noon to consider druggist license ap.
plications.
Mrs. Samuel Brandreth is confined
TO her home by two weeks illness.
There were several views OF the
Oyerscer's yards AZ Pocasset Mil VII
lagc In last Sundays Telegram.
The Board OF Assessors we're at the
Town Clerks Office Saturday
The entertainment held under the
auspices Of the Volunteer Fire Com
pany Friday evening I'm Calef's Hall,
netted substantial sum for the bene.
Ut Of Thomas McNally aNy.