The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-06-12
GkEENVILLE

Miss Mollie Parker has taken position
in Thorntons, new store at Enfield.
DR.. Jay Perkins Of Providence delivered
lecture on Tuberculosis as Social Dis
eaae" at the vestry of the Free Baptist
Church, last Friday evening.
At the meeting of Greenvile Grange on
Monday evening, DR.. Homer J. Wheeler Of
the United States Experiment Station at
Kingston College gave an address on
Farm Fertilizer Problems "
The Arlington Church Chorus will give
concert at the Baptist Church on Mon
day evening. The program, which is an
excellent one, will consist of violin selec-
tions by Miss Mabel Tracy Irons, baritone
solos by Mr.. James King, readings by Mr.
George Reed, soprano solos by Miss Mabel
Claire Ledlie Jones, piano solos by Miss
Marion l.. Arnold and duets by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Jones The entertainment
will be first class in every respect and
merit, large attendance. Mr.. King is a
baritone whose singing is spoken of in. the
most complimentary way by all who have
heard him. Miss Jones, Miss Irons and the
others are well known in musical circ'es,
while Mr.. Reeds recitations are sure to
please
The Smithfeld Financial town meeting
was held on Monday afternoon at Wilkin-
sons Hall. The report of the Town Treas
urer showed that the receipts for the year
had been S32, ,S3o.43 and the expenditures
S3I, ,76S.I5. The total amount OF the towns
Indebtedness is $4,000 The following APP
preparations we're then made: Public
schools, $500; high school tuition, $1,000;
books add supplies, $500; public free Ii
brary in Greenvlle, $50; public free lib
rary in Georgiavlle, $50; highways and
bridges, $4,000; special police TO travel
from the North Providence line to that OF
Georgiaville, $500; repair of pump in
Greenville, SIS; for marker and flags on
the graves of old soldiers in the town. SIS
highway surveyors f. per day for actual
work. To the laborers, so per day and
for the use of horse and cart, SI.25. For
the suppression of the liquor traffic $500;
for support of the poor $1,000. The mat
ter of a new school house at Enfield and
an addition to the Georgiaville school
house was referred to committees.
The following bills were allowed at the
last meeting of the Town Council; Jenckes
Smith, for killing three dogs, 50; Aker-
man & Company for blank book, $34.I5;
Jenckes Smith for committing prisoner to
jail, s. 10; Jenckes Smith for listing dogs,
Ss4. so; Ienckes Smith for services as town
sergeant, SI7.2o; Frank II. Potter, clerk
| i'm Ninth District court, excess OF costs paid
out over fines and costs collected soc;
Whittemore 4 Colburn for printing, sI7
Is; . IA. Tobey for supplies for office, ooc;
q. A Tobey for services as town clerk, $50;
Andrew b. Whipple for repairing pumps,
S6.Is; Bernon Mills for rent of bridewell
to June Ist, $50; Bernon Mills, fuel ior
bridewell, 81; f. II. BRAZIL, NJ. d., Tor
medical attendance, Mrs Potter, 81. so; +.
III. BRAZIL, NJ. ID for medical attendance,
Stephen King, sac so; Mrs James Rogers
for board OF Ellen Pyne, $40; William
II. Remington for care of Stephen King,
$40. so; Emor II. Mowry for taking Annie
Sayles to State almshouse, g; Emor H.
Mowry for services as oyerseer Of poor, $50
L. l.. Williams for repairing Farnum Pike,
s,s.I6 +. l.. Williams for repairing Dis.
,rict No. J, Sf9o.S6; Harold +. Smith for
repairing highway district No. 1, s5S7 IA
Alphonso T.. Steere for repairing highway
District Nos. 2 aud 4, $,SI.it; Alphonsc
h. Steere tor labor under special approprr
alton, Enfield street SIS6.27.