The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-01-15
THORNTON.

The Johnston Health League held a
meeting here on Wednesday evening.
1t is rumored that the Prise lila Mill will
soon go on day and night Sc hedule.
Misses. Lizzie and Clara E,olroyd have
returned from visit to frie ds IN Phila'
delphia.
Scott's Ammoniated Cough Balsam Is
sold at Simone's Drug Store. None bet
ter.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holroyi, who have
been visiting here, have retu ned to their
home in Northampton.
George ]. Heide spoke at the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday evening on
"rhe Christian Aim"
The Pocasset Rovers beat the Murby
Boys of Pawtucket at foot ball here on
Saturday by the score of to o.
The Ladies' Club of st. Bridgid's
Church held very successful "barn dance"
in Library Hall last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lawton OF the
Pippin Orchard District, have the sincere
sympathy Of friends in this section on ac-
count of the death of their little daughter.
Morley and Taylor Of this place, have
new vaudeville act, which is proving very
popular. 1t has recently been given In
Pawtucket, Vinton Street, Providence and
at Oakland Beach
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Thornton
Fire Co. held a meeting on Wednesday
evening in Guild Hall. A number OF
members of the Fire Company were present
and plans were discussed for a fair, which
will be held in the near future.
At a meeting of the Johnston Probate
Court held on Tuesday afternoon.-The
will of Daniel 1. Wade was probated. The
petition to sell real estate belonging to the
estate OF Thomas O'Rouke was continued.
The widow of Edward Zuleger was allowed
six months support.
At the annual meeting of the Thornton
Congregational, the following officers were
elected: Deacons, S. Rushton and c. K.
Hopkins; Trustees, Mess. Hopkins,
York, S. Rushton, Hawksley and II.
Rushton; Clerk, Miss May Westcott;
Treasurer, c., Hawksley.
At the meeting Of the Johnston Town
Council held last Friday, the following
petit Jurors were drawn: Wi liam A. Peck
ham, farmer, Pine Hill road; John l.. Eddy,
Jr., farmer. Greenville avenue; William G..
Macnair, milkman, Greenyille avenue;
Fred l.. Snow, poultrymai, Greenville
avenue; Herbert H. Sweet, blacksmith,
Pine Hill; Christian Anderson, carpenter,
King street; Charles A. Met o, motorman,
Old Killingly road; James II. Richards,
plumber, Merino street; James L. Randall,
farmer, Plainheld road; Harry Metcalf'
mill hand, Smith street; Elmer w. Col.
we'll, real estate dealer, Hartford avenue;
Charles S. Potter, farmer, ok Hill ave-
nue.; William Opperman, ia LOT, Hunters
avenue; Thomas Hetherin yton, grocer,
Angel street; Olney III. Viii Jams, florist,
Hartford avenue; Byron Matbewson,
farmer, Greenville avenue, James II.
Richardson, farmer, PaiI field street;
George Bishop, farmer, Pine Hill road.
The following bills were OF Tered paid: ].
A. Winsor, 81; William A Gibson, $40;
Providence Telephone Con pany, S8.2o;
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company,
$356.2S; DR.. A. ID. Rose, 81 IS; Brunt,
S.; Hiram Kimball, $40 81; police pay
roll, 500; z. l.. Freeman Company, rs
cents; DR.. J. +. Farrell, IS :ents; w Q.
Newman, 81; William Bent n, SIS; DIR.
K. II. Shaw, $2.7s; DR.. P. H. Boisvenue.
81; Dr. I. H. Brazill, rs Ct ats; Granite.
Vile Volunteer Fire Company, s.; II. {.
Calef and :. X. Luther, S25; Sterry K.
Luther, $83. 10; Johnston Hose Company
No. 3, IS; William Burton, $5I 9S; Dan
Ferrant, $40; William II. Mathewson,
S4592; Ira Evans, $50; Wills II. Sweet,