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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-04
SOUTH SCITUATE

Miss Eudora Joslin, "A former resi-
dent of Richmond. and her niece Miss
Cora Joslin. visited here last week.
Miss Clara Field of Kent spent
Wednesday with Miss McGary
The bright sunshine of New Years
Day was very acceptable after the
heavy rains of Monday.
A number Of persons from this vi
cinity attended the Inaugural eXer-
cises at the state House in Proyi-
dence ON New Years Day.
Mrs. Harry Perkins and her baby
boy have been quite sick for several
days.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-04
SAJNDERSVILLE

Mr. Charles Whitford and family
moved to Hughesdale last Monday.
Mrs Charles Tucker and Mrs.
Frederick McGarty visited the Scit-
uatc poor farm New Years Day.
Mrs. Nora Potter Of Providence,
called on her aunt, Mrs. Benoni
Waterman. last Sunday.
Mr.. William Harris spent few
days with his aunt, Mrs. Sarah II.
Tucker, last week.
Byron Shippee spent Christmas
with friends i'm Providence.
NJ. and Mrs. Joseph DObbs Jr., cal
I'D on Mr. and Mrs. Robert browne
Of Providence last Monday.
Miss Mablo Salisbury has been suf.
icriur with the mumps.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-04
POTTERSVILLE
Providence, u. I.

Wish YOU all Happy New Year.
Mrs. Eva Parker and son visited at
Mrs Roy Angell's Sunday.
A New Years party was held at
Mrs McComskeys Tuesday evening.
A nice time was enjoyed by all.
Simmons Brothers have lately NOV.
cd their saw mill on TO Mr. fuckers
lot.
Master Alcott Phillips is sick with
tho mumps.
Mrs. Eva Parker spent Friday at
Mrs. Walter Browns.
School commences In this district
Monday, January T.
Mrs. George Parker visited rola.
tiyes in this place recently.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-04

A new hotel range Of the Richard
son and Boynton make was placed In
the kitchen Of Colwell's restaurant in
the Tabernacle Building this week.
The range is a very large one and
weighes 1900 pounds.
John It. Collision is serving OH the
jury this week.
Mrs. Nelson Sumner Of Dorchester,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. K. ]. Downey
Of the annex.
DR.. w. II. p. Faunce of Brown Uni
versity will give a lecture in Library
Hall on Tuesday evening January
18th for the benefit of the Olney-
Vile Free Library.
John T. Garland Of Union ave. Is
confined 10 his home by serious
attack of blood poisoning.
Some interior repairs were effected
at the Stokes building, No. olney-
vile square.
The committee on city property
has completed the repairs to the Kel-
ley street school house.
Mrs. Louis T.. Lincoln and son,
Louis. .Jr., and Mrs. Elbridge With
sy were the guests yesterday OF Mrs.
Alfretta Welch OF Milford, Mass.
Charles Counors of Florence street
Is assisting in repainting st. Theresa .
school building.
Mrs. Edwin A. Carter. of Plainfield
street, who suffered this week from
an attack of acute indigestion is much
improved.
The Hughesdale Ice Company OF
Merino street, harvested $500 tons OF
teninch ice last month at their
Hughesdale plant.
A fair under the auspices Of st.
Theresa's church will be held In
Irons Hall, commencing February
first.
James Nooman, OF Amherst street
and Thomas Gilmartin of Putnam
street. are visiting friends in Ne"
York.
Luke Namery has the contract tc
repaint the St. Theresa's church prop
critics and work Is now in progress
on the parish school building Oh Man
ton avenue.
DR.. A. II. Longfellow. Medical EX
amlner for the district which includes
the town Of Cranston, in which the
body Of John Is. Allen, Town Treas
urer OF Warwick, was found, viewed
the remains Friday afternoon. Nc
decided that there was nothing 10 ex
cite a suspicion Of foul play.
Judge Tanner has denied a new
trial 70 Peter Barry. convicted oi
committing an assault with danger
Gus weapon on Fred p. Toof Mr.
Toof lives on Sterling avenue and vas
working In Pawtucket at the time the
assault was alleged TO have been
made
J. u. Baldwin has the contract near
| ~ completed for the erection Of
three and one-half story dwelling on
Webster and Sterling avenues.
Mrs. Harlan A. Page Of Webster
avenue is recovering from illness
William r. Waterman had an ad
dition built on bis ice house By con
tractor Byron o. Sweet.
Ethan T. Sheldon, the wholesale
milk dealer. has had the interior o
his dairy house sheathed by william
walker.
Seine nghins on the Pocsssot rive
/. taking the place n ice cutting mi
reek
Miss Abby King of Eeutsconksnu
park Farm has had electric lights an
telephone placed IN her residence
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-04
SIGN WIVES AND DAUGHTERS

You have often seen them with pale
faces, poor appetite, head and baek ache,
,ymptom5 common 10 the sex. Fathers and
mothors, lo,c no time IN accuring Df
David Kennedy Favorite Remedy. j.
will cost only one dollar and IS much
ches per than sickness Write 20 Dr. DAVID
Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, y. w. Tor
fcc ample bottle.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
RAISE QUARANTINE
At NORTHWESTERN
STUDENTS LIBERATED AFTER
TWO WEEKS ISOLATION.
Great Joy at the School, as Boys
are Again Free to Go and Come
at Will--EVery PreCdutiOn Taken
Rv Board of Hedlth-COTdined to
One Case.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Yesterday was a day Of joy for the
Northwestern university, ) 1T p. NJ.
the quarantine was raised after two
weeks of q almost total isolation. 1t Is
true, students were permitted to walk
ABOUT on the college grounds, but III
L onotonous, and the hour and minutes
nen they again should be declared
a Liberty could hardly be waited for.
4 fter doing nard days work study
.ng and then not take little outdoor
Exercise Will probably not be noticed
- very much for one day but to be
eut off the world from two whole
~eks, work hard mentally and take
:. more exercise than a walk arouho
Northwestern university campus
,uio soon be enough for any young
m Nevertheless the univ ersits
,5ys kept quarantined at the best anG
lat without guards.
Before they were allowed to leave
he coliege premises all We're required
= take hot shower bath and chang,
ctcthes AS it was expected that quar-
.ine would be raised "Wednesday
erybody was preparing and gettlLs
dy for Wednesday. Gloom can.
n the stuoent boay at II n. VI edn>,
uy as the health office had not noIifeL
y Of the Ncrthw estern Universit.
hurities as to whether the quaraI
N,ulo te ralsec, but after speak
:, to Lr. Feld, health officer by te,>
one il " as ascertained that he wCul
The oCliege authorities know Il
.>rtain by 3 7 m Thus the studen,
W ..ted patiently and at 3 1T shtu
oy could be heard. Quarantine
raised.
1.elA boCy got zeaGy TO take IL g
Tx and enjoy their liberty.
This was the first time since Il
!. eal that the college was quarautin,
.Grlng a school semester ano all II e
0Gys mad TO be waco mated
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08

-JCdI Society Was Organizes
in Year lS67---In Pros
porous State.

OW nins to the lateness in the aG,
, .rnn.el OF the council tuesday night,
u. Leader found it impossible to
y cure the election of officers of St, {.
,,nry's Benevolent society, held tina
ming. tor yesterday morning issue.
t..~evel, lhg list is given this morn
/ ( with Iue apologies to the n.embel,
that pioneer organization. Tt,
! low ing oftceIs were elected for tht
suing year:
President William Kehr. .
Vice-Fres. Frank Scheiber.
Secce lary-J. Brusenbach.
Asst Secy Bernhard Michelt
I'easufer Michael Uhlemeyer.
uarshal-John Benke-
lor-Bearer- Joseph Jungmann, Jl.
Assistants -OJtu Mueller and Pa
HerAog.
Trustee, yrs. Henry Scheblak
The society is one of the pioneer
sanizations of the city, having beer
ganized in the year 1867, being torts
ars olo next July For the past sever
years, MIR. BIusenbach has actet
secretary. The oldest membeI
Mr.. Liboiius Zeitler, " ho has reach
the advanced age of eighty-nine
ars. Another of the older members
Joe Salick, the jeweler, who is il
~..e SOS. There are sixty-two mem.
>ers, several of whom are now non
IL dents of the city. The name in
sates the purpose and objects OF the
cIety. There is an assessment U
at the tine of death of men be-
d also sick benefit.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
APPOINTMENT Of Mr..
ROBERTS IS HUNG Up
DIR. HARTWIG TO MEET CHAIR,
MAN STATE ASSOCIATION.
Time and Place for the Hearing
Will Be Decided UpOn-Fir5t
Step in Fight on Present Veter-
indridn-Severdl Charges viii
Be Aired.
fFrom Thursdays Daily. J

Initial steps in the fight of the
members of the Wisconsin Veterinary
society against the confirmation of L
David Roberts as state veterlnaria
were taken yesterday when the senate
after unanimously confirming ali o.
the other Of the appointments of Co..
j. o. Davidson, sent the appointme4
of D1. Roberts to the committee g.;
agriculture for consideration.
Nominations of j. Q, Emery, da;--
and food commissioner; Henry -:
Smith, member of the fish conlais.
SION; Elmer Grimmer, member OF =
board of control; Laurence P. Mayer,
and @. O. Sutherland, members Of lbs
state board of health and vital Stats,
tics were confirmed by unan.mo9
vote.
The outlook is that the determine
tight against the confirmation of Dr.
Roberts appointment will be continued
TO the very end. The matter Of tn
appointment of Roberts was refer
the Senate committee on agric,
,ure and the chairman of the veCerlna
Ind stockmens association, with ire
gsult that the chairman will me-.
n A. H. Hartwig of this city,
e~retary Of the Investigating con.
ittee OF the state veterinarians
Gay, to set date and place Tor tns
aoberts heafing and tor the W44A esils
ian to show cause why his appoint
;uent should not be denied Tbs sey-
raj charges against Roberts have
l-an aired in the Leader on PIE icUs
ccasions.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
Accidents on Increase,

Railroad accidents in the Unl,>e
States are rapidly increasing, accCi,-
to Accident Bulletin No. 81, issL 1t
py the interstate commerce CONN. S
sion, covering the three months enoli &
September 80, 1906. In view of III,
known accidents during the last thr,
months, when more than 100 Iass.i
gers were killed within wee
t commission expects that tie hsl.t
o. lie next quarter will be still iaia I.
The bulletin gives the total ILu
of casualties TO passengers ano
pioyes on duty as $3.50, again
10, 937 in the preceding three mont
The number of passengers ano
ployes killed in train acc dents ", :
627, against 1874 in the preceeC L
three months. There were l,e
collisions ard l.7sI deralln enis,
v itch 269 collisions and POI oerial
ments affected Lasseng er .ralns. Il,
damages To cars, engines and ruadw .
amounted to s., 93z, 700.
Tie rlmter of passengers xii.
va - IL IT. quarter The nun /,
u1 en- picses nll.eu III coupling aLo tt
eaupllrg yais aid ergines was 81,
increase ot l5 ever the last quarter
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
STATE UNIVERSITY
DRAMATIC COMPANY
TO PRESENT PROFESSORS
DAUGHTER" ON FEB. 10TH.
Mandolin Club and Male Quar-
tette Will Also Give Popular
Concert With Echoes From
Light Opera Stdge-Also From
College Life at Madison.

Mandolin Club, Maze Quartette anC
the Haresfoou Dramatic Club of the
State University aJe to give d concert
and play at Turner opera house Tues
day evening, Feb. 18th. The musica
organizations will give popular
concert with many echoes from the
light opera stage. and from College
Life as it is lived at Madison.
The Haresfoot Dramatic Club will
present the professors Daughter, >
a two act comedy drama, written by
Professor Pyre of the English Drama
tic Department. The scene is laid al
Madison and is as full of local coIol
as George AIDES college Widow.
This coming entertainment is look
ed forward to not merely because it
is given by students of our State
University but because of the merits
of the entire troup, as discovered al
their concert here last year.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
Laid at Rest,
(From Fridays DaiIy.l

All that was mortal of jonas stab
sas laid away yesterday afternoon - il
Oak Hill cemetery. Brief funera
ervices were held at the home anc
= ere conducted by Rev M L.
Eversz, pastor of the First NJ. Z
hurch, in which the departed was =
oCmmunicant and al officer. The re-
nains were than removed from th>
aome to the Masonic Temple, EeilE
escorted thlther by delegation o1
Masons, members of the organiza ticr;
with which the deceased affiliate d
md where the solemn funeral rites q
he order were observed. ". "
Ferry of Milwaukee, grand secretar!
of the Grand Lodge conducting the
same.
The honorary palibearers we're: L
3. Smith, Oconomowoc; S. M. Eaton
Ieorge Hawkins, c. H. Jacboi, t
Nerrheimer, \ William Havk kins ant
the active pallbearers were: Johl
Seager, Frank S. Weber, Ere
5chmutzler, George M. Webb, Eni
reuz, Frank Cook.
Jonas Stahl was good man and cit!
ms, who lived according to the T.
4uirements of the Golden rule ,
hristain in the true sense of the tern
q, hose life testified OF his faith. H
will be missed from the home, til
Eurch, the lodge room and society 3
arge, for all who knew him respected
nm for mis- real worth as a member c
society He was a patriotic man a
vas evidenced by his service durirs
he civil war in defence of flag an,
country, and was lover Of the gran,
country in which he lived and f.
which he had made many sacrifices
A good husband and friena Z me-
Hhose life was spent IN doing all IN
good he could without ostentatiun {
Droclamation.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
NIGHT SCHOOLS
BECOMING POPULAR
THREE NIGHTS A WEEK WILL
BEDEVOTED TOIT.
Such Was Decision of Board Of
Education Last Evening-EnrOll-
ment Has Doubled Resignation
r1Of Max B6cter 7ceptef-
George Ives Succeeds.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Al the regular meeting of The
| board of education held last evening,
| it was decided to hold sessions of .le
night school three nights IN the week,
instead of two, Monday, Thursday
and Friday evenings having been de-
cided upon. 1t was the opnicn OF
both the students and the instructors
that far better results would follow
by meeting three nights of the week
instead of two, as has been the case
since this new departure IN the Iubilc
promotion of education IN the city.
1t was thought that this would es-
pee ally be the case during the LenteE
sason and betorethe advent of warn
weather; then turing Lent the social
duties will not be so DEMANDING
como iuea OF the growing PoLu.alIty
OF the night schooi Is shown III tns
fact that the enrolment is now SIX u :
Two, just double what 1t was at The
opening. For the success CT tDe
Gndertak ing, the Leader believes H.
giving cIeolt where credit is du, ali.
Il large amount CT 1t should &c
aupelintene enG Kosem.n. AltLcLs.
At kosen all receives 10 extra Con-
.ensation Tor the extra labor, he Ls
LeeL present ano assisted IN the Wtl-.
ii instruction almost every eveniLs
slice the oLening.
M. Max becher asked the boaIu !,
u released flCm The duties of h.g.
aGuoUi assistant In order go aclep,
ollt.C. imlIaI in me Mllwauke soL,i
-.Ge sohCol at a larger salary al,
,.lh letter chance for promotIo.
lie beata granted the request a
iar. &c rye Ives OF Fort AtkiLst.
os Engaged to take the place ct IL
Bechef.
L.. ives has been here the la
couple or days awaiting the actIci
ot The board, during which time lie
las been faEillarlzlng himself wi,L
,nl duties and he viii no GouCt /,
aoig 10 carry on the work succes
lily where MI. beCneI Jeff Ctf
ives is 4, promIsl,g 6 y.uns man ii
.Ie, I'D he Sane loiivge tram ny "a.
nt. Il, he. has ha4 and th.ItI.
40 .LlUI.. eniehtl ought 10 be Exp.
i~nCed as a result ot the chaEi
aentra. regret has been exLresss
b.. reason O. tne departure OF N
81 heI IRON. or high school, but Ii
ue...bera OF the beard did not i,
.fa; they should stand in his say /,
d good promotion. MIR Becher ieas>.
tCday fol Miiw aukee TO enter upoL l.
discharge OF his autles there anu "
iv takes up his uuties In the MateL
low n high this moIning
lite clerk Of tie school board, v h
IS also heao officer, was instruct,
60 investigate a case of itch repcr,~,
10 The board by the superintendent
schools. The board advised the sup
lnt,ndent to suspend ali pupils vi,
aie pronounced injected with u
disease.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
The Whyness of the Why.

A subscriber propounds the follow
ing interrogatIve to The Leader:
Who is the Official sealer of weight
and measures for the city of Water
town?
The Leader has not been able to as
certain if there is such an Official ir
in the city or not, but lncilnes TO Il.
opinion that there is no such uffici,.1
Should there be S aler of Weight
and Measures, will he please stanC
mp and answer Here! so the people
may be able to find him wheI
wanted.
Subscriber suggests that ii
butter Is short weight perhaps tht
milk is short measure. He tall
in parallels and riddles and yes,
there is method no doubt, in hi
madness, ard he seeks to rectlf.
wrongs by calling attention to thei'
existence and asking the whynes.
for the whyfore.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
NOSE FRACTURED BY
FALL WEDNESDAY EVE
Manager Welsh of the New
Commercial Meets Win AC
Cident--GdSh under Eye.

E. A. Welsh, then We manager at
the New Commercial hutel, met with
a rather peculiar and unfortunate
accident Wednesday evening while
engaged in som. work in one cf the
sample ROOMS IL the rear II the hotel.
He tripped over : grip laying on the
floor and fell or tC All iron bar in
such q manner as TO receive fracture
of the nose ano rather ugly cash
under his left eye Will tie injury
is not very selious one twas resel-
theless painful and VII. aisigurs Nj.
Welsh for q teW days.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
WRESTLING HATCH
CREATES INTEREST
Big Sporting Event Takes
Place Next Wednesday,
Spdrring Matches.

Much interest is now centering in
The grand wrestling match and sparr-
ing exhibitions to be given at the Idea
Theatre next Wednesday evening,
Feb. Il, and the indications are that
there will be a packed house to VT
ness the sport.
The nam event OF the evening will
DE the wrestling bout between Rein
hUld Schott Of this city, champ
ion nidcIe-weight catch-as-catch-c
wrestler IF the northwest, and John
Haylsip, champion middle-wieght of
Milwaukee. MIR. SChott has been in
training the past few days and will
continue up 10 the evening of the event
and feels confident that he will give
the Cream City man q chase for his
money. ReInhold is in training with
Max Justmann, Max UlIerich and
Charles Lange and is preparing hlm-
self for d hard fought contest, as Hay
slip is recognized as a clever man or
the mat.
The Milwaukee nan has gooo
and in the mach at the
star theatre at Milwaukee Wednesday
@vening he defeated Mike Pick in six
minutes.
Another excep,icnaHy good event Of
ne evening will be an eight rounc
Joxing contest between Red Haligar
OF Torey Hill auc kIo Lamar of Mil
saukee. Both men are evenly matchec
and clever hout is fully expected.
in addition there will also be two
local six round boxing contests, as
we'll as local wrestling.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
INSTITUTE WILL Be
HELD IN WATERFOWL
TEACHERS TO GATHER HERE
ON FEB, 18TH AND 10TH.
Mid Winter Gathering viii open
With Address BY Prof. W. II.
HeWett of the Oshkosh Normal
Other Educational Notes Of
Interest.

An Institute will be held at Water
town, Feb. Is and l6, for the teachers
of jefferson ana Dodge counties. Th.
Institute will open with an address
on Friday night, Feb. Is, by Prof.
w. FL. Hewitt. Inst, conductor OF
Oshkosh Normal, and on Saturday
Feb. 10, an Inspirational AMI Instr lc-
tive Institute will be conducted. All
teachers and friends are urged to
attend the Lecture and Institute.
Following is tentative Program:
FRIDAY, s 100 P. M.
Musical and Literary Program
Watertown School children. .....
Address, Lights and SHADES of the
Rural Schools '......-...
Prof. Walter H Hewitt,
SATURDAY, 9.Oo A M
Enrolment
Chorus Singing Members of Institute
Teachers Obligations ..........
ohn A. Hazelw ood
Practical Language ork ". H. Hewitt
Drawing Suitab, fer Il Schouls.
... MIS- -. IN d Hutchison
Discussion. .... k.1sa Alice Porter
Arithmetic Wor, in Oar choos.
H. Hewitt
A Few Ways tt Int, r.ss the FLLle
IN School /. .rK j lE1rL<
SATURDAY \ N
s;,o;no
Experimental ork i eaehsrs.
Ought to Io. -. K. l.. BATE.
How to Make Geogra.h Y crk.
Int.restinl ". II. Hev t
Neglected. .k .C. / VI ba J..
Profitable Uses { A@N. i.....
Library Bcuhs. : KoseaaG
Some Work IN Co. ~ H..
Schools. :. ~ + Haselwcet
Question Box
DisIhissioh
= i'o .
Ieacners exainlLallohs v III ce tth
this spring as fcilo"s a'trio'
March Is and ~, iSosla, y arch IL d.
23' Fort Atkins, q MSrsh 20 as.o 20.
Rome, Mareh ~ INA o. ais<' 5<h IN
Aprii anu ap.1S ~
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
Why NOT VISIT CALIFORNIA

is winter? There will be an es-
cially iow tate curing March anc
Colonists' secCnd-ciass one-way
kets $500 from Chicago. A
corresponding reduction in rates will
made from all points on The
orth- W estern Line.
Our daily and personally conducted
uIs offer many advantages to the
aveler, among which is our service
IF Pullman tourist sleeping carsl
Trough without change to san Fran
cisco, Los Angeles or Portland, in
Hhich a double berth costs only S7.OO.
First-class round-trip tickets Will
very liberal return limits are solo
ally Consult the nearest agent O.
The North Western Line for tull in
formation regarding rates, routes
etc.-Feb. 4wk-2d4w.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1907-02-08
HOMESEEKERS' RATES.

Homeseekers' tickets are on Sc e
via The NorthW estern Line from
points in Wisconsin the first and thirC
Tuesday of each month at very low
rates for the round trip to point
throughout the west, northwest anc
southwest. Also special low rates fUl
one-way colonists' tickets same dates
in February and March to Colorado
Wyoming and the Black Hills, and t.
Pacific Coast points daily during March
and April.
Ask agents of The North Western
Line for particulars.
Feb. 1-4wk-2d4w. IL