The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-13
80 THORNTON.

| me council meets this afternoon
The Fenner Stand is being painted
white.
James McDole has had his barber shop
painted.
Rev, w. II. Starr is recovering from
his illness.
Charles Cotton returned Saturday
from England.
Harry Paulson 10 taking the school
census OF Johnston.
George Suingiellow is recovering i,om
an attack OF grippe.
VIM Artehinson is recovering nom an
attack OF neuralgia.
A son was born on Tuesday TO Mi. aud
Mrs Rosenlhal J. Berry.
A daughter was born recently - Mr.
aud Mrs. George Hudson.
The Y. NJ. s. Club will hold ma,-
! querade Feb. 10th in Calefs Hall.
Benjamin Berry OF the Soldiers Home
10 the guest OF his son K J. Berry.
There were IA present at the session
OF the Congregational Bible school last
Sunday.
Rev. Clarence &, Mackay onciated
last week at special servi, ,es held a, the
knightsville church,
a large number OF citizens were
/ present MONDAY at the trial OF NathaniH
| s. Mahhewson, who was acquitted.
Mrs Benjamin Dalton l. recovering
| nom an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
Or. Edwards was the attending phy stefan.
The well.known young men OF this sec
tion obtain "a 10 gallons Of shinets Tor
bait Tuesday at the Simmonsville pond.
The school teachers will attend the
second address on Language" to be
delivered by Miss Sarah Dyer Barnes,
this afternoon nj the Manton school
before the Johnston teachers, Accord
ingly there will be no school Ia the
! afternoon.
tiN S'HAH'f Sibb w " ''N''
/ Ing In odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday con
/ sdered the proposition oi becoming al
athletic club. 1, IL understood tha, the
! members entertain the hope of having
Councilman Dalton remove the Pavilion
from the cricket field 10 The foot of Well
street and leasing IL to the organization.
At the January session OF the johnston
! Probate Court held on Monday, the
! following business was transacted
Estate oi An,on y. Winsor-Will al
mit,ed TO probate and Louis l.. Angel
WAS appointed administrator. Estate oi
Edward II. Watermsn-Will admitted.
with Sarah Is. Waterman and Mary f.
Worth as executrices. E,tate Of Nancy
| Welman-Account OF Asa q. Davis,
adminisirat r. was presented and contin.
ued two weeks.
II Is rumored that the Fitch Mill, which
closed the first OF the year, will commence
operations In a short time under new
Management, from Providence and New
| York Superintendents Fred Perkins
and Thomas Fenton have severed their
connection with the Arm. There 10 also
some talk of removing the machinery
from the mill. The matter will be dehnit.
ly decided this week. At the Victoria
and Pocasset Mills activity continues.
The Hosiery Is not on full time, but ~
running In most OF It's department.
The members of the Young Mems
Bible Class OF the Congregational church
called on John Hayes, one OF th.ir mem
bers Sunday afternoon st his home on
School street and presented him with q
purse OF ESQ, obtained from the receipts
! Of the benefit concert recently held by
the class In Calef Hall for Mr.. Hayes.
a tempting supper provided by the
visitors was served. Addresses were
made by Rev. G. g. Macksy, pastor OF the
church, and by william Humphreys,
teacher of the class, under whose direction
the surprise was successfully eonsum %
mated. Mr.. Hayes at this writing Il con-
,idefaby Improved In health and wa'
able 10 be out Monday for the first time
IN several weeks.