The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-01-04
MAN TON.

Jo''!h y bhl'H IN NlNl'lhk l'hhH III
Foster.
X. A. Jordan ii at work for Emory
Thurber.
DR.. worth has recently purchased "a
horse and sulky.
Mrs. Harry Webb has recovered from
her recent illness.
Miss sadie Barnes il still confined to
her home 10y illness
Alfred wiusor, clerk at G. l., lIoldcn's,
visited friends in Pawtuckct last Sunday.
X. Richardson has placed storm doors
ON mis- store, and substituted furnace heat
for stove,
The bell at the Dyeryille fire station
wac put in position last week. IL weighs
1900 pounds.
A. O. Coates attended the public in
stallation of Eagle Lodge of Providence
wedn, sday evening.
On "Wednesday evening the electric
lights at the Mauton Mill Lid not work and
the help came out about . o'clock.
Mrs. Btriu, Of Mauton avenue, aud
Mis-. sheedy, II resident of Gladstone
avenue, are both III and under the care
of DR.. Worth. =.
C. q. Cloudman, superintendent of
Fire Alarms, and Lyman Dawley, hung
the new bell NJ the Manton FIRE Station.
Wednesday afternoon,
W. B. Holden returned 90 his studies
AT the New York College of Physiciaus
aud Surgeons, Tuesday, after spending
the holiday vacation here.
Matthew Clarke who has been employ
ed ia the finishing department at ia"
Mauton Mill. has taken position in
Fleichers Mill. at Olncyville.
The large tree next TO Holden Hall, that
WAS partly broken III last summer, wns
cut down last week, Leroy Emuoh aud
Emory lhurber doing the chopping.
John shcplpy was married 10 a worces-
ter young lady in that city on New Years
day. Mr and Mrs. Shepley will reside
with his parents on Cbalkstonc avenue.
The work on the new Baptist chapel
is progressing very satisfactory. The
building in "boardcd m" and shing!ed
aud the bell tower ir put on. The chapel
will when completed be a very hand ONE
little structure.
The little Fon of Mr. Henry Johannes
died on Tuesday of bronchitis, after n
short illncss. Mr.. and Mrs. Johannes
have the sincere sympathy Of the com
munity, this being the third child they
have lost during the past two years.
Anchor Lodge held regular meeting
last Monday evening. One candidate was
initiated and the second and third degrees
were conferred on another. Several
visitors were present from city lodges.
The recently elected officers will he
installed Monday evening, January ID.
Robert Farrell and Fannie Carney
were united in marriage on NeE Years
day, by Rev Father Carroll, AZ his resi-
dDnce on Fruit Hill avenue. They have
taken up their residence in one oi John
X. IIulmes' houses, on the Johnston
side.
new society of young men, called the
Golden Hours Club, was organized here
recently, IT. object being social inter-
course aud mutual Improvement. IL 10
onicer.d az follows: President, Alfred
IlolIen; Vice President. Ira Evans
Secretary. Joseph Bates Treasurer, Geo
Deyefe.
Hare and Hounds" IN horse back will
be- tried here onSaturday. The 'meet'
being At Iloldsr's store Al ! 80 =. M. IL
is,1yected that fifteen or twenty horse
men will take par, in the exciting chase.
John kowley. Martin Burke and Howard
Pryor will act az the hares, and will be
given I've minutes start. The route will
DE in the direction of GeOrgiavill..
DIED.
IN Providence. sui1eniy on the 18th UT,
ThDmas brennan sOu Of JOhn aud Mary BfeniAh'