Georgiaville Robbery – 1932

Woonsocket Call & Evening Reporter, August 10, 1932.

 

 

Georgiaville Fire – 1940

Woonsocket Call & Evening Reporter, March 18, 1940.

Nathaniel Hawkins House Fire – 1855

Nashua Telegraph
January 6, 1855

Scott’s Pond Bleachery Fire – 1854

Nashua Telegraph
June 10, 1854

Drunks Arrested In Georgiaville – 1907

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Olneyville Times
October 11, 1907

Oscar A. Tobey, Smithfield, R. I.

 

     Oscar A. Tobey – January 10, 1837 – July 16, 1917

Oscar A. Tobey
Smithfield’s first Town Clerk

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/88865628/oscar-angell-tobey

https://www.smithfieldri.gov/our-town/town-history/oscar-tobey

When Tobey’s Store Was The Capitol Of Smithfield 

Tobey Store Burglary – 1892 

Tobey 

Body In Suitcase – 1901

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     The Stillwater Reservoir was the large pond behind the former Stillwater Mill, in the village of Stillwater, not Georgiaville.   

Olneyville Times
November 22, 1901

The Providence News
May 19, 1902

Georgiaville, R. I., Fire – 1907

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(Providence) Evening Tribune
December 22, 1907

Georgiaville, R. I., Literary Society

     Literary societies were formed by people with a mutual interested in literature, i.e. reading.  The Georgiaville Literary Society seems to have been established circa 1889, and was still active in 1912.  Based on one of the articles below, the club was somewhat exclusive.   

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Olneyville Times
June 20, 1890

Olneyville Times
September 26, 1890

Olneyville Times
June 2, 1911

Olneyville Times
August 30, 1912

Smithfield Town Meeting – 1897

    From the Olneyville Times, June 11, 1897.

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Olneyville Times
June 11, 1897

 

 

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