The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-05-04
CREENNILLE

FARMERS IN this section are COM
planning of a backward spring.
Irving Winsor is expecting several
carloads of potatoes from Maine.
The Colonel Knight place is vacant
az this writing. II is one of the pleas
ATTEST estates in this section.
\ regular meeting of the Smithiield
Town Council was held on Saturday.
The stable business belonging to
The late II. +. Waterhouse was sold at
auction on Monday,
City Clerk and Mrs. John Rowe of
PaWtuckct and Mrs. Spencer and Miss
spencer of Providence were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Whipple on Sun.
day.
Rev G. B Cutler assisted in the fu.
neral services of Rev. Elisha b. Card
ut North Scituate on Sunday.
Work is progressing on the State
road through the village II is under
stood that il will be continued to the
Johnston line.
\ number from this place attended
the dance at Klondike Hall in Har-
nony ON Saturday night of last week.
Night work has been resumed at
the Greenville WOolen Mill.
John Mcmillan, formerly with the
IGreenville Woolen Co., has taken po-
sition i'm a mill near Fall River.
The Schubert Dramatic Co. of Prov.
idence produced the drama Brook
dale Farm" in Wilkinson's Hall Sat
urday evening Of last week.
Michael Goff has moved into the
tenement with Arnold Steere
\ social will be held in Wilkinson s
Hall tomorrow evening.
Alfred f. Jenkins of South Attic.
bOro is the purchaser Of the Smith.
field Public Market. Mr. Jenkins has
been connected with several well
known grocery establishments in
Providence. The business will be con
tnued under the old name.
y. S. Winsor is having the lawn in
front of his residence graded.
James O. Winsor, Martin Winsor
..nd John l}raytOn had quite a number
I Of fowls stolen last Friday night.
SALTWATER.
The saltwater Gun Club, which was
organized sever ! weeks ago, is in a
llourishing cond ion. It has grow.
| ing membership a satisfactory bank
account and altogether the seasons
outlook is exceedingly promising. The
officers of the club are as follows: AL.
fred Grundy President, Joseph Light
owler Secretary and Treasurer, and
Warren Mowry, Field Captain. The
Club held a social in the hall last Sat
Iurday evening which proved a sue
cess and on Decoration Day a clay
pigeon shoot open to all will be held
Joseph Butler has sold his horse re-
Gently
A number Of children have new BIZ
cycles
A dance will be held at the resi-
ldence of Simon Patt near Smithfeld
Saturday evening.
T.. y. Cooke sold his personal prop
erty at auction last Saturday and will
soon remove to Ashton. Mr.. Cooke
recently sold his farm TO his son-in-
law, Charles Gardiner of Providence
will use il for a summer residence.
Nearly every family in this village
is engaged in the chicken culture.
Joseph Lightowlcr and family ex-
pect TO take a trip to Boston Satur
day in his Thomas touring car.
Mrs. Thomas Smith is seriously i'll.
Mr. Sidney Appleby entertained
friends from Providence, on Wednes-
day
Three tenement houses belonging 10
the Saltwater Grain Co., are being re
paired.
The Saltwater school began on
Tuesday, with Miss Susan Steerc as
teacher.
Prof Edward Kelleys dancing class
will hold a closing reception in the
near future. The season has been a
very successful one.