The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-06-30
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The Eureka phosphate is for sale by
Mrs. Wardwell.
Rev. 4. II. Cocroft oficiated ri St.Peter's
church last Sunday.
Ohediah Brown. Of Gladstone avenue,
is shingling his house.
Harry Swindell and A. o. Coates have
purchased new safes this week.
The Church of Christ will give straw
berry festival Saturday evening.
Some of the residents Of this vicinity
have begun To cut their hay crop.
Mr., Corcoran, Of Oneyyillc, is building
several houses near the killingly road.
Samuel Bottomley moved into his new
house on Fruit llill avenue, Wednesday.
George Lee. of Norwood avenue. has
recovered from a severe attack ofmalarial
tcver.
Anchor Lodge met Monday evening and
conferred the first degree on four candi-
dates.
The new office of the Manton Mill is
nearly completed, the roof was slated
this week.
II. Richardson shipped carload Of
piping this week TO the Warren Manu-
featuring Co, of Warren.
fine ten pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs Shadrach Newton, of Chalk.
stone avenue, last Saturday.
The furniture business has been lively
of late at Il. Richardson's. Low prices
and good goods tell the story.
A lantern festival for the benefit of
st. Peters church was held at the resi-.
dence of Edward Evans, Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. John Munroc. who recently fell
from house he was building ia the city,
Is much better and will soon bc out
again.
Charles Barnett lately employed in the
finishing department Of the Mantnn Mill.
has gone to Racine. Wis. to take "A
similar position.
j. Il. Mnthcwson, who has been en-
ployed 10y A. q. Coatca IN his market for
the past siX months, in company with
Mark Bullock has purchased the market
and meat route of Mr., Coatc-t
Willie King invited party of his
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ing his arrival at his tenth birthday at
his parents home on King street Wcdncs-
day. The little folks had u fine time.
The wedding Of Miss Lucy Andrews,
of A. J.. Andrews. ana Mr. Hugo
Brucl, the well known Providence artist,
will take place at the residence of the
brides parents on Fruit liill avenue,
July 2nd.
Manton's new physician, DR., Worth,
formerly resided in Indiana, and IN per-
sonaly acquainted with Hon. Benjamin
Harrison 20 speaks Of the Republican
nominee in the highest terms Of praise
asd says hc will surely carry the lIooser
state in November.
Nearly fifty guests from Stafford
Springs. Olncyvillc aud wanskuck as-
scmbled at the residence Of Mr.. Robert
Boehm on Killingly avenue Tuesday
90 witness the marriage of his
daughter Emma 10 Mr.. Herman Riai"r.
of Stafford Springs. Conn. The ceremony
was performed 10y Rev. otto Hansen, Of
Rockville. Conn, aud the happy pair
received the hearty congratulations Of
their friends. The house was Handsomely
decorated With flowers and trimmed with
eycrgrcens IN the afternoon supper
was served aud the day Of merry making
was concluded with a grand displny of
in the evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Ripter will reside nt Stafford Springs.
The picnic on the grounds Of the 81.
Thomas church last Saturday were well
attended and the affair proved very
gucccssfn in every sense. The tug of
war between seven single and seven mar
ried men create. considerable sport
After some very hard tugging 'hc single
men drew the bcnedic's three inches
oyer the line aud won the victory.
i've irniug game Of ball between the
Manions aud Greenyillcs was won by the
Mantons by score Of 10 o. John
O'Donnell Of Lymansyille was the succees-
ful competitor in the sack race, and Mas-
icra Burke aud Forticr won the three
legged race. Refreshments consisting of
cake. ice cream, temperance drinks, &C.
were served on the grounds. In the eve
ming dancing was in order and the plat
form was kept foil Of merry dancers.
Music was furnished by Pfyor's or
chcstra.