The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-05-11
THORNTON

4 strong base ball team will soon be
organized 20 represent Thornton this
season. \ meeting will be held this
evening to perfect the plans. 1t is
likely that James McDole will be selec-
/ ted as manager.
Pride of the Village Lodge NJ. L.
/ held a meeting on Monday evening.
District Deputy Thomas Hubby was
present. The report OF the hall com
mittcos for the past year was very
satisfactory DR.. Ralph Shaw, George
Simpson and William Barks were
/ elected hall committee for the ensuing
year.
Lester Holroyd and Alice Bonello
were united in marriage last Satur-
/ day at the Church of the Holy Nativity
/ by Rev Mr.. Davis
William Burton sailed for England
/ on Thursday of last week. He will be
absent for about six weeks.
Mrs. Howard has removed from the
/ Tello Block to the Mutt Block.
Mrs. Wigley is preparing to visit
relatives in England. She will sail
next week
4 whippot race is billed for the
3Oth at New King Park
John Perry, who was injured several
weeks ago by being run over by an
auto, is able 20 be ont gain
The Thornton Stars were defeated
/ by the Silver Lake AtholetiCs, on Sun
/ day by a score OF . 10 -.
An old house beIonging to Benjamin
Ousley, at Morgan Mills, was destroy
ed by fire last Friday night.
John Hays, who has been living in
Philadelphia, has returned to Thorn
ton.
The benefit social held in Calet
Hall Saturday evening, was a great
success and a very satisfactory sum
was ncttctd for Harold Hand. a former
IcmplOye at the POCassct Mill who is
now seriously i'll. The affair was un
der the auspices of the POcaSset Club
A ball team called the Thornton
Independents went TO North Scituatc
Hast Sunday, and were defeated by the
North Scituate's by a score of - TO g.
The Town Council held its regular
monthly session yesterday afternoon
as today is a holiday.
The funeral Of Antoine lancclli, q
IprOminent italian resident of Simmons
willie. was held on Wednesday at ST.
! Rocco's Church. II was very largely
/ Iattcndod and an imposing funeral cor
Itege followed the body TO st. AIMS
| Cemetery, i'm CranstOn where the bur
! Iial took place The deceased was a
! market gardener and resided on the
! Randall farm.
Frank Aucotts class gave success
ful social in the Guild Rooms Of the
church of the Holy Nativity, Monday
evening.
Eva Aucott, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Aucott, who has been i'll
| for several weeks at the Rhode Island
| Hospital is now gaining rapidly and
/ il is expected that she will soon be
! home again.
The teachers Of the Thornton school
fused last Friday for visiting other
schools.
Georgia stringfollow at Dalton's
store has been laid up with an attack
OF malaria.
II is rumored that the Pocasset Mill
Imay 60 on four days time.
The Crown Orchestra. local organi.
zation, will hold the first Of series
IOf socials tomorrow evening.
The wedding ceremony that will
unite in marriage Mr. Archie Capelli
and Miss Jennie Taylor, will take
place Sunday al St ROcco's church.
At the Arbor Day exercises at the
/ Thornton school today a tree will be
planted in memory Of Robert Booth, a
/ former pupil OF the school who died
about a year ago.
Chidren's Day will be observed two
weeks from Sunday at the Congrega
I tional Church.
Charles Stone Of New London. Conn
/ has been the guest Of his brother, w
In. Stone for several days this week.
Get estimates from II. G. Paulson
4 for house painting and paper hanging
etc. Low prices and good work guaran
teed. over 200 patterns Of wall paper
. TO select from at 1c 20 $500 per roll
Send postal card and he will call and
81 v.1t, roVarfru GrhnCl street