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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
BUSINESS MANIFESTATIONS


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Restaurant seating 30. located on best street,
viii sell cheap on easy terms, or VIII rent
furnished.
DeIicacy and restaurant. tables. seats 20.
living rooms: rent only $l3; price $3.50
Mechanics Bank Building. Market and Mason.
CONFECTIONERY and fruit stand Golden Gate
sv.: rent SIS; price S225.
Cigar stand. rent only SIS: price $22S.
PHOENIX REALTY EXCHANGE.
Mechanics Bank Building Market and Mason.
NOTION store. stock and fixtures. viii invoice
$780, rent $50: price $500.
.ssIOENIx REALTY EXCHANGE
Mechanics Bank Building Market and Mason
BEAUTY. a. rooms. elegantly furnished. new
corner building; hne transient business clearing
$500 This can be bought at bargain.
6s rooms house keeping. located Mission
ct; house IS well furnished and paying well;
price only $3.50; terms.
Elegantly furnished modern hotel. on Golden
Gate; long lease; reasonable rent; on account
Of special circumstances this can be bought at
81 rooms. Mission district. rent only Ss5;
long lease; bargain: price 81 800
rooms. good furniture; rent only $40; 10
Gated near Golden Gate av.
rooms nicely furnished; all rooms sunny;
p rooms. rent $50; price sl.l5o.
rooms, rent S45; price SS25.
10 rooms. rent $50; price STO0.
- rooms. rent $50. transient: price 5000.
% rooms. O'Farrell ST.; price Sl.lOO
"a rooms. Powell St: price $500
u rooms. Buchanan St; price $500.
We are now IN our new location and II
matters not what you want TO buy, sell, OF eX-
change we are prepared to give you good serE-
ice. We work strictly on the commission basis
and any one pretending 10 represent us who
asks for advertising money IS a fraud. we
pay our own way.
Mechanics Bank Building Market and Mason.
Rooms 409-sl0.
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NOTICE. have the best paying cigar and to-
bacco business ia San Francisco for sale; the
present owns the building and wants
good tenant; price s.. .250; come and find out.
GEO. A. HERRICK, sos Van Ness Y.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

GEO. A. HERRICK. SOS VAN NESS Av..
BUSINESS BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1915.
NOTICE. have the best paying CIGAR
AND TOBACCO BUSINESS for sale that has
ever been placed the market This is a
high class stand, clearing for the owner from
$500 10 5000 a month; has never made less
than $500 per month after all expenses are
paid; the owner wants a good tenant and
VIII give you q reasonable lease; this business
can be purchased for 81 $50; you can pay
$500 down and pay the balance out OF the
profits OF the business; ] can positively guar
antee this business to be represented See
me today
GEO. A. HERRICK, sos Van Ness av.
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Don't think OF buying this property until you
THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATE ALL OTHER
TRACTS OFFERED; then we won have 10 90
much figuring with you TO convince Jou that
you get more real value for your money IN
HAYWARD PARK than elsewhere.
On the other hand. don't think OF 6uying
any other property until you see HAYWARD
PARK-the finest property on the peninsula:
in the heart of the city OF San Mateo. rev
minutes walk from the train and tectrie cars:
directly surrounding the PENINSULA HO-
TEL; all improvements. including electric and
gas service and even the IRE hydrants 10
place and In operation; no promises; all
DOUBLE FRONTAGE LOTS. from 40 feet
and more at only 5000 and upward, terms
One-ffth cash. balance monthly send Tor
maps and price lists
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-S24 Kearny ST.. 8. +.
FRANK S. GRUNMOS. $40 2d Ave-. San Mateo.
SEE EAST SAN MATEOs Free excursion every
Sunday; free special trips any time during
week. Tickets East San Mateo Land Com
pany. SIT Kearny ST.. OF 30OS 18th ST. near
Mission. and 46S 10th ST., Oakland: San Mate0
office opposite depot.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore Sc
near Post
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MUSICAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

N a very great piano business. such as
Kohler & Chase enjoys, many good pianos
are taken part pay for genuine Pianola
pianos (sold in San Francisco and country
around only by Kohler & Chase). others are
taken ON Weber and other grands-reliable
makes-snd when oyerhauled, polished and
half original price they are bargains worth
Investigating. Prices from $135. $50.
S1T5 and up Call at KOHLER CHASE
warerooms. Sutter and Franklin sts-, one block
above Van Ness av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

Thousands go from the city to beautiful Marin
county IN summer time Next season you win
probably go over. Don't you want to buy a big
lot In Ross valley. the most charming spot Of
all. an ideal place for both a summer and winter
house. and avoid paying the high rents which
prevail In this lovely placer See Mira Monta
park at Kentfeld today. adjoining the ground
donated BY Mrs Kent for great stadium and
athletic park. Big lots. so feet front; grand
trees and flowers: sewer and water mains laid.
streets macadamized: prices range from $500 TO
$500; $50 cash. $40 monthly. Take Sausalito
ferry and electric train to KentneId; branch Of
LYON & HoAG. ese Market st.
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BURLINeAME REAL ESTATE

BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE
CENTRAL ADDITION
CENTRAL ADDITION
Before you buy It will pay you TO look at Cen
tral addition. between San Mateo and Bur
lngame; the lots large. so feet 'front.' all
street and sidewalk work done, lots OF
homes built this summer. compare prices and
locations: easy TERMS get or electric cars at
Peninsula ave. and your Central ad.
ditfon; agent on ground: send for map and
price list.
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
31S-324 Kearny ST.. s. b.
CHEAPEST lots IN Easton addition-50 foot
frontage. running to rear lane; very short
distance from S. p. and electric railroad sta
tions; can be had terms II desired
BOARDMAN BROS. CO., sos California Sc.
CHINATOWN property In heart OF town: so foot
frontage. facing s. P. r. R., paying big IN
terest; opportunity for a and safe in
vestment; long lease. See F. ID. LORTOUR
CO., Burlingame, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

LARGE mahogany upright. almost new. $3.50
many others. BOWERS 4 SON. 529 McAlis-
ter st. near Van Ness. Ivers & Pond Pianos
TWO pianos slightly damaged in transit for sale;
less liberal allowance made by railroad COM
pany. HEINE PIANO CO.. 90S Van Ness
SEE other pianos first. then examine storage
pianos sacrificed. AIS Van Ness av. and
1873 Market ST.. corner Polk
$400 Kohler & Chase mahogany upright piano.
Regent almost new, only $500 cash. 1888
Sd av., Sunset district.
ALMOST given away; storage pianos dirt cheap
Bhitehead's Storage. 1854 Market ST.. s. F.
GOOD piano for rent at SO a month.
SCOTT CURTAZ PIANO CO.. $50 Hayes st.
AT HORNUNG'S. best bargains IN second hand
pianos 1854 Eddy ST.. near Fillmore
NEW pianos for rent, Ss per month; rent al
lowed IL purchased. STATHAM. "a Hill ST.
NEW pianos to rent, S. per mo-. installments So
JOS. SCHMITZ < CO.. 43O Deyisadero. nr.FeIl.
PARTY leaving town wants to sell equity In
piano 469 goth ST.. Oakland
THREE upright pianos reduced SIS TO close
agency HEINE PIANO CO.. 1886 Bush
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-18

PIANO order for sale cheap; order for sfi2.50
Eilers Music Co. toward purchase price OF
piano; win sell for $3.50. Address box 1857,
Call office.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

MOORE & HILL. INC. 1893 i! ST.
FOR RENT-rhese very desirable apartments:
Electric light and elevator: and room apart
ments. $50 to S55.
No 20, The Mass apt. Or. and b.. SO.
:, The Don Carlos. aI07 o st. n.w.---Eiectric
light and elevator, stationary refrigerator and
s SU So path The a rES%s and d bath sn e
The rebbleton. 17i7 Church St. rooms and
rooms ans s MsIT Sss5 1a5o std door, east
The Horton. 22I7 I4th ST. 5r and b. Sd
The Vernon. Sd floor east. Or. and b.. $3.50
The al Alsiers, lo7 Md. ave. me-. . rooms and
b, The Chelsea g a % and SITS s.e-s rooms and
Also the following very desirable apartments;
-. st. NV. . rms. and bath. I'd iioor. 50 90
10 10 ST. ne. rooms and bath. 3a-oV
US St NV, > rooms aud bath. $500. u. 30
17:ss R Rigss Gl ;r and b. ID door ~ :"
lonl II ST nv. LIST floor, Pr. lAoo
=, FOR RENT These very desirable two fam
ny apartments. with separate back porches'
1914 Irving st, "a aoor, Or, and b, ,sss 90
isia IRVINE Irvine ST. 70 aSor sr and and
1886 Monroe ST. 7r b. and attic. . 80 80
I3 -, st.. % floor. Or and ,; ......... $2 20
I745 T St NV, isl door : ROOMS. 30. 81
1918 Hth NV. I'd donr Or and h, 30 30
1lii Willard St. q rooms and bait. ...... 5000
lt.G 9th st. NV, LIST hoor. 5r. and b.. q. 30
1ol2 . NV. LIST floor. br. and b. -, ~
go Fla. ave. NV. Cd floor. 5r. and b.. =. 20
2IO3 nth St NV 6r b and attic -. so
800 18th NV. I'd floor. Or. b. and attic. % -
zoos Pa ave- NV I rooms and ba tn ~ 20
cJo7 18th ST NV LIST floor Or and h. ~. so
245O Brightwood ave ) rooms and bath. 81. so
1876 It'll ST. NV rooms and ba TIL. $50
3i2 18th st. ne. I'd floor. Or. and b.. 1880
1878 ne LIST H. Ar and b. ...... IA so
SIS Florence st. ne. +r. and b.. list door. IA 80
l4l9Ia T. ne ID floor Ar. and b. ....... l43G
4:s51s Tenn ave ne Ar and h. LIST A.. 80
4:}S Tenn ave- me- LIST floor Ar and b. i4.30
l4lS Duncan me- rooms aud bath. -. $50
I4l6Ia Duncan ne Ar and b. ......... 1890
FOR RENT-232 Il ST. NV: ; ROOMS AND
bath fiat: new: nicely papered: porcelain bath
tub and basins. cnameed sink. etc: $22.Jo.
CLIFFORD \. BORDEN. 6O4 9Th NV.
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WANTEI,-ALL KINDS OF LADIES' h CENTS
secondhand clothing. furniture. stoves. tools.
watches. diamonds and jewelry. r. HENSLY,
1906 14th st. NV. Phone North GAGS.
oc24-9Ot
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
discarded wearing apparel. ladies. gents 4 chill
dren.s shoes: hats Send postal; will rail- at once.
IT
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WANTED-FURNITURE FOR CASH SELL
YOUR GOODS TO THE MAN THAT GIVES
YOII THE MOST MONEY. HOLLYWOOD sTH
AND X NV noo1 ont
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PR CES PAID FOR
ladies' apd gentlemen's cast-on clothing hats
shoes. etc. Drop postal; will call promptly. s.
GOLDBERG 627 D st. NV no1o. Igt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OLD GOLD. SILVER
and city pawn tickets. Money loaned also Z,
ABRAHAMS. ABB 9th. NJ. 4S7S. se3O-tf
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WANTED = EASTERN FEATHER COMPANY.
this month-5o.00o lbs. old feathers: highest
cash price; also furniture. Send postal: will
call at once. 212 18th st. n. W. de3l -30ts
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CAST-OFF CLOTHES. LADIES' Ok GENTLE
MEMS. ADDRESS POSTAL: WILL CALL.
Phone North 1855 W. RICE. 1892 It'll st. NV
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| WANTED-EPRIGHT PIANCS IN GOOD CON
dition for spot cash. WORCH'S PIANO
HOUSE. ITO G. oc26-tf
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OLD FEATHER BEDS
Highest market price paid. BEDDING FAC
TORY, 312 18th st. NV. Phone Main 303.
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WANTED-AlL THE OLD, USELESS GOLD
and silver lying idle 10 your possession. Corals
diamonds. canoes, jewelry and silverware
bought. c. F. KARR Jeweler. s1s 18th Ct.
above F. mv2-tf
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AUTHORIZATIONS.
FENALE-DOn0ESTIC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
One cent a word each time for Is words time.

WANTED = TO BUY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling why not drop postal to an old re.
liable firm? H. MARKS. 3o7 7th. opposite
Saks'. or 'phOpe Main 1909 iaS-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.
One cent a word for Is

1929 Sd ST. NW.--TIREE NICELY Fur
nished rooms: references exchanged. jas 2t .
ODD I'D ST. N.E.-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD;
IN blocks TO i st. | block to 1ith and
ave. car; two front rooms; eastern exposure.
iaS-Its
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FOR RENTED l.. ST. NV: : ROOMS AND
bath fiat: new: nicely papered: porcelain bath
tub and basins cnameled sink. etc: S22.J0.
CIIFE DHD \. BORDEN. tO4 9Th NV.
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LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

II not convenient to call at The
Star Office. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
Bra nch Offices:
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1924 14TH NV. COR. 18TH AND I.-NEWLY.
lain bath. iaS-.it
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10S S.W.--DESIRABLE SECOND-STORY
front room. in private family; modern conveIl-
fences: reasonable. jaS-:.ts
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
ne cent word for Is words


BERKSHIRE APT. HOUSE. CHAPLIN ST. OR
sunny rooms, with board. in private family.
iIS-.,tn
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS,
One cent word each time for Is words 3 times
THE END-OF-THE-SEASO


RANGES. LATROBES AND HEATERS
So Sections Grand Latrobc. full nickel slight
ly damaged. but great heater. reduced 10 81.
iSsi superb 1.atrobe. sells regularly for S45.
slightly damaged, and we will sell the last one
for So
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JOS 1ST ST. SEA LARGE FRONT PA2LOR.
furnished with par,or suite. carpet anI brass
bed for married couple two gentlemen:
car linFS reasonable. jaS-3tH
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
ENFIELD

Frank Kenyon and Miss Sarah Sargent
were married last week.
John Cofey has returned from visit
with friends in Norwich, Conn
w. S. Trckett and family have returned
after visit with friends in Boston.
Marion Kimball has returned for three
days stay with friends in North Scituate.
Mollle Parker has resumed her position
as book keeper at Thornton grocery store.
The Esmond Mills Foot Ball Team will
meet the Fairlawns at Pawtucket, Saturday.
Miss Thresa Gallagher Of Mineral Sprir 6
avenue, Pawtucket spent Sunday at Niles
Howestreet's on Whipple's Hill.
The people of Enfield will not be afraid
to 20 out next week as the mill owners are
making preparations for lighting the streets
at night.
Saturday evening, October 81. their will
be Halloween Party given by the girls
known as "We are just IT,, in the Pine
Heights Casino.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
Or. FRANK A TwITGHELL.

Republican nominee for School Commit
tee in Ward 8.
DR.. Twtchel was born in Plymouth, Me
in 1888 and came to Rhode Island in 1884
BY profession he is dentist. In the town
Of Johnston he served on the school COM
mittee for six years and was at the head of
the committee that built the Johnston High
School, and the Kelley Street School. He
is past president ofthe Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association. For the past
twenty years he has served as treasurer Of
the Olneyville Free Library Association.
He is graduate OF Bates College in the
class Of 1881. He has always taken an &C
tive interest in educational matters and
was naturally looked to when a vacancy re.
Gently occurred in the school committee to
fill the,place. lie keeps the schools out of
politics SO far as he is concerned and works
for their best interests He Will bea valu-
able member because of his experience
and ability and should be elected.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
Eishth Ward improvements.

The Eighth Ward has been fortunate IN
the mast in securing city improvements
and the voters have learned to look to
Alderman Parker for able assistance IN
this line. For the past two or three years
h. has been actively engaged in calling
N. attention Of the proper departments at
~. CITY Hall to the need of main sewer
snstem at Silver Lake and extending
scross the west and of the ward to Hart
ford avenue and thence to Man'on avenue
under the river, to condect with other main
lines The first steps is this project Tor
,he health of the ward have been taken
and the move by Alderman Parker to have
Onhelia street laid out is part OF the
nian. An inexperienced man would not
have brought this about. But Alderman
psrker has been attentive, day in and day
On, 70 the wards interests and another
vear or two of his efficient service will
without doubt accomplish wonders in this
line Of practical improvements, His cleo
ton means progress. And with him to
s.sn nm hi, hands in his faithful endeavors
sho,ld be four councilmep Of the same
party. nominated on the same ticket ana
working in solid phalanx Tor me wardS
hest interests. Stand by the ticket
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
Read and Think.

Since the Eighth Ward was made on its
present lines it has been practically repre-
sented by Republican aldermen and coun-
cilmen. The record OF those years is one
of "things done". 1t isa new ward in a
sense, but it has not been neglected. i'elow
are some of the good things that have come
to the people of the ward through the ef-
forts Of its Republican representatives in
the city government. First, Merino Bridge
and its approaches; Second, An eight
room school on Ralph street and twelve
and six room school house on Webster
Avenue; Third, The Plainfeld Street Fire
Station equipped and new fire station OF
Laurel Hill Avenue. Fourth. The wurd
room building at Odd Fellows Square,,
Fifth, The school house site on Laurel
Hill Avenue: Sixth. Neutakonkanut Park,
forty acres, 100, 900 square feet for play
ground on Laurel Hill Auenue; 100000
square feet on Comerford and Atwood
streets; 90, 600 square feet near Terrace
avenue, 100, 900 square feet IN the recently
purchased Chaplin Estate on Chaplin ave-
nue. and the 90, 900 square feet OF the FL
lery street play ground, which has been
fully equipped; Seventh, The Silver Lake
Sewer System in which the initial step
have been taken and of which more is said
in this column. These are some OF the
improvements that has come to the ward
in the past ten years Is there any good
reason to expect more or as much from
Democratic Representatives,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30

Joseph Cough has been appointed trustee
OF the property Of Hugh Kerr.
Miss Dora Sheldon of Plainfeld street
visited relatives in Bristol this week.
Mrs. J. P. Selinger of Boston is visiting
her mother and sister at Glen Echo Farm.
Mrs. John w. Bowen, Jr., Of Foster Gen.
ter called on Miss Mac Gary on Wednes.
day.
Rev. L. B. Edwards held a childrens'
service at Trinity Church, Richmond on
Sunday last
Miss Hannah Allbro from Phenix spent
over Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Daniel
Remington.
James E. Reynolds, lately with the C.L.
Blanding Company, has accepted mill
position in Knoxville, Tenn
Harry Bowen and wife from Kentucky
with Frank Bowen, have been visiting their
brother. DIR. William II. Bowen, Jr.
A delegation of the members Of Manu-.
facturers' Lodge, I o. o. f., paid fra
ternal visit to Lafayette Lodge Of Clayville
on Tuesday evening.
The Annual English Tea Party of the
Mothers Friendly Chapter OF the Church
of the Messiah was held in Library Hall,
Tuesday evening, October 27th. Largely
attended and was very successful both
socially and financially.
Extrsct Malt, I5., for age; Listerine,
I7c. /; Halls Catarrh Cure 69c.; Halls Hair
Restorer, 8oc.; Pure Cod Liver Oil, age;
Emulsion OF Cod Liver Dol &c.,; Horlick's
Matted Milk, 4sc,; Tar Soap, large cake, SC.
Humphrey Specifics, age; McLane Vermi-
fuge, age; Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap, &c.
Morse's Indian Root Pills, age, Chiches-
ter's Pennyroyal Pills, ST. 90. Byron A.
Smith, Prescription Druggist, I9 olneyville
square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
Providence Assembly Candidates.

For state senator and representatives in
the next General Assembly the Repubh-
cans of Providence have able candidates
whose personal popularity is not limited to
partisan lines. They deserve and should
receive unanimous Republican approval at
the polls. Their nominations iypify the
sincerity OF the pledge of the Republican
State Convention that, if the voters of the
state continue Republican majority in
the General Assembly that majority will
be guided by desire to promote the high
est good Of all the people and make secure
the greatest achievements OF the State OF
Rhode Island The Republican voice of
Providence in which city are the princi-
pal counting rooms Of the states various
industries can never be without influence
upon state legislation, but it should be
heard in the assembly by elected repre-
sentaton instead of by proxy. 1t can be
so heard if every Republican voter in Pro-
goes to the polls on election day
and casts his ballot marked with cross IN
the circle under the eagle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
CkEENVILLE

The recent death of Fanny Eddy seems
to require mention of some of her record
and qualities. She was born in March
1915, and lived her ninety three years in
the town of her birth, or its next neighbor.
Her earliest experiences were a series of
occupations and privations, that fill the
mind with dismay when compared with pre-
sent conditions. While she was very
young, the necessity of providing Tor her
self and assisting her parents in the sup
Port of the family, compelled her to work.
She was employed in one of the factories
Of that time, as it was about the only oc-
cupation such a person could get The
hours of labor between breakfast and sup
per far exceeded the present limit of a
days work, but in addition, there was an
hour or two OF work before breakfast, in
the mill, and more hours of work there
after supper, and by the use of candles OF
whale oil lamps for light. Later she be-
came a nurse, and for many years was con
stantly employed as such. Her long and
buSi lllC WIS HdoSNh III ~ N'h"hhiNl NiSlN
the details of her life and conduct were like
an ppeu book, and freely criticised. Her
occupation brought her into the most init
mate relations with large number of ia
miles. She soon became Aunt Fanny"
TO everybody, and continued to be so called
and respected until her death She was a
member of the Free Baptist Chmoh at
Greenville for more than seventy four years
and within few weeks Of her death she
walked two miles To attend service at
the church Her interest in the church
and Sunday School never ceased. She was
always interested in revivals and revival
work, but personally, never needed a re-
vival. Her prominent trails were, tire
less industry that equalled and accomplish
ed all tasks, patience, and even sunny
good cheer that was aid and incentive to
Others, as well as to herself, prompt and
hearty service In every good cause, and no
complications with any bad or even doubt
ful ones, and a singularly uuselhsh disposi-
tlon She was constantly blessed through
the long period of her life with assurances
of the respect and affection of her host of
acquaintances, and she leaves to them "a
sweet and shining memory"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
THOMAS WALCH.

Republican nominee for Council from
Ward 8.
Thomas Walch nominee for councilman
was born in Warwick in 1916 and has lived
in what is now the annexed district tor the
past thirty years. lie was a member OF
the Johnston town council and board OF
assessors for two years. lie has served in
the City Council for the past two years. He
il President and General Manager of the
Pocasset Ice Company. He has proved
himself an efficient councilman and will
without doubt again be chosen to represent
the ward.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-30
FOSTER CENTER

Mrs James Nichols spent Tuesday in
Danielson.
Clarence II. Mathewson has been con-
hned to the house several days this week
with rheumatism.
Do not forget the entertainment at the
Town Hall Saturday evening, November
7th. A good time is assured.
Mrs. f. ID. Phillips oj Pottersville had as
guests Wednesday Mrs. Pardon Howard of
Providence and her sister. Mrs. S. T.. Mich
OILS.
Mrs, Waity A. Bennett entertained Miss
Maud E.>lIenry, Ethel Eastwood Oliver
Hopkins and Arthur Henry, all of Provi-
dence last Sunday.