The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-11-15
THORNTON.

of broncitis.
Frank Golin and Miss Julia Pigeon
were married on Tuesday.
Alfred Dalton recently purchased lot OF
Silver Gray Dorking fowls.
Herbert Baldwin's new bungalow on
Plaiufield st. is nearly completed.
The Thornton Foot Rail- team play the
Greystone at Greystone on Saturday.
The Jolly Two hold matinee social in
Caleps Hall on the afternoon of Novem-
Der 2Sth.
DR. Ralph Shaw and family, left here
last Friday for South Carolina, where they
will reside.
II will take another month to complete
the first two miles of state road, west oi
this village.
The Johnston Town Council meets on
Friday, November 22nd to consider license
applications
Merritt f. Whipple, former manuiact-
urer, who died in Providence last week, at
one time conducted manufacturing busi-
ness at Simmonsville.
William Burton has accepted the posi-
tion of organist at the Church OF the
Holy Nativity, made vacant by the resi-
gnaton OF DIR. Ralph Shaw.
"The Never Rest" Whist Club held its
weekly session on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Greaves, II47
Plainheld St. A very pleasant evening
was spent.
Mrs Elizabeth Dalton Jackson gave a
tea at the Guild Room Of the Church OF
the Holy Nativity on Tuesday afternoon
The proceeds will be used towards view
steps for the church.
Charles Luther, former resident O.
Johnston, died at his home in Warwick on
Monday. He was the brother OF the late
Addison Luther of this place. The funeral
was held on Thursday, and the burial was
at the Pocasset Cemetery.
Johnston is now planning on its Red
following committee has been appointed
by the Johnston Public Health League to
take charge of the work: Chairman
Miss Kate A. Crow, members, Mrs. Jacob
Wilder, Mrs. John J. Dunn, Mrs. Thomas
Hughes, Miss Florence Fenner, Mr.. Will
liam Gill. Mr.. Hiram Kimball and Rev
Alva l.. Carpenter.
The following appointments were made
by the Johnston Town Council last FRIDAY
afternoon: Probate Judge-William b.
Colwell; Collector Of Taxes-William Ill.
Mathewson; Auditor-William Burton.
Auditors to Treasures Books-Davd {;
Scott, Jacob b, w. Wilder and Louis o.
Winsor; Overseer OF the Poor and Com
missioner of the Town Farm-James G.
Nichols; Pound Keeper-James g.
Nichols; Fence Viewer lames c. Nichols;
Auctioneers-WIliam Burton, Darwin L.
Cram and John Votolato Commissi oner
of Lights-John X. Hulme; Water Com
missioners; District William Smith;
District 2-Wham f. Evans; Fire Mar
shal-William Smith; Sealer OF Weights
and Measures-Rosenthal ]. Berry;
Corders and Measures OF Wood Fred
w Belknap, Rosenthal ]. Berry, Sterry
X. Luther, Ernest l.. Bennett, John j.
Hughes, William II. Mathewson and Will
lis Ii. Sweet; Coroner-James w. Patton;
Chief of Polce-IIiram Kimball; Special
Constabes Under the Tramp Act-Jona-
than V. Barnes and Hiram Kimball; Police
Constables with Full Power to Serve Civil
Process-James w. Patton, James W.
McDole, John Votolato and William Mon
roe; Police Constables-Ja I. Arnold,
Isaac w. Angel, Jonathan V. Barnes
Joseph +. Bates, Ernest l.. Bennett, Will
liam Nj. S. Brown, Charles +. Coffin,
Joseph Daigneault, Harry G, Davis, Fran
cesco Delvecchio, William Eddy lr'
Evans, Walter G. Evans, Warren F. Far
well, Elias NJ. Hendrick, Asa Hicks, Wal
ter ]. Howard, Hiram Kimball, Hiram
Kimball, Jr, Angelo Martinelli, Zepha'
M, Morrin, James g. Nichols, Harry I