The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-04-15
CENTERDALE.
[rs. Thomas White is quite sick.

Mr.. Robert Wade Of Chepatchet was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. John Morrisette is busy digging a
well on his place.
Mrs. George Gould visited friends in
Attleboro, this week.
Mrs. Wheat of Providence called on
friends here, Monday.
Quite a number attended the churches
in Providence, Easter.
DR.. Sadie Winsor visited her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Winsor, this week
Mr.. VIM. A. Sweet will move next week
up to his farm on Pine Hill for the sum
mer.
Mr.. VIM. Carey and Mrs. Charles West
visited Mr.. d. o. Mathewson in Olney-
Vile.
Mr.. Dennis Mack of the Hotel BristoI
was registered at the CenterdaIe Hotel,
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah T. Angel is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. AIverson of Edgewood,
this week.
Miss Anna Gilroy visited Centerdale
this week. Miss Gilroy is now located at
Harrisville.
An early car left Centerdale Easter
Sunday morning to accommodate the
church people.
Arthur Mccormick, Of Gun Club fame,
has secured a position with the Union
K. r. Co. as a conductor.
About twenty Of the Centerdale con-
gregation went to Greenville Sunday
morning to Easter services.
Miss Cora Burlingame entertained Mrs.
A. r. PAUL of Whitman, Mass, also Mr..
and Mrs. Ashley of PIainfeId, Conn. this
week.
Mr.. Kelly, the real estate man, has sold
his two family house on the River road
to some Providence parties, who will take
possession next week
Frank G. Angel has engaged VIM. A.
Sweet, road surveyor, to build streets on
his new plat. Mr.. Angel will have them
ready for market at an early date
1t looks as if spring had set in for fair.
The hobo and the tramp weaver are in
line again, and that seems Of late years to
be better authority than the bIue-bird and
the robbin.
Business is good at the Centerdale
Worsted mill; it is running overtime
until O'Clock every night. The town is
fortunate in having such an energetic
firm locate here.
A movement is on foot to have electric
lights through the town, which will look
little more civilized; with all the build
ing and Improvement in roads they call
for better lights.
The funeral of Miss Emma Simmons
was solemnized at her residence last Sun
day at II O'Clock, The services were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Bullock of Man
ton. The floral offerings were many and
beautiful.
Special Easter service was held at St.
Adams mission Sunday. A vocal solo
was rendered by Mrs. c. S. Mathewson
and also Mr.. Alexander Harrington
Sermon by Rev. James w. Colwen. The
floral decorations were beautiful.
There was large gathering at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. >. Mathewson. Center
dale Hotel, Thursday evening, at the
Easter sale for the benefit OF ST Alban's
mission. 1t was very successful affair,
financially and socially. The most ofthe
articles were contributed and made it
profitable fair.
Mr., Walter Farwell of Oakland, Iowa, is
visiting his brother-in-law, Byron Whip
pie. Mr.. Farwell left GranitevilIe twenty
years ago to go West, and has been en-
gagged in the grain business up to the
present time. Mr.. Farwell's wife, son,
and a lady from Oakland accompany him.
Mr.. Farwell talks OF locating away up in
the British Possessions on his return, but
is undecided when he will return, as he
has not had rest from business in a
number Of years.