The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-10-07
CENTERDALE.

Jerry MACK. one OF me popular clerks at
the Centerdale Hotel. is spending his va
cation this week at Stafford Springs,
Conn.
The short article in last weeks TIMES
regarding the Mormon elders, though
evidently semi-humorous in its import,
recalls the fact that this section was Wis
tied by that great high priest Of Mormon
dom, Brigham Young, in the early days
of his ministry. Among the converts
made by the preaching of this yonng
Mormon elder was Miss Mary Angel,
who lived near the Douglas pike An
attachment sprung up betW cen the preach
er and the convert and she became the
first and only lawful wife of the great
Prophet. 1t was her children who in
herited the bulk of the Young estate at
Salt Lake City. Two Of her sons. while
on visit to the East some years ago,
visited North Providence and the home
stead where their mother was born. Mrs.
Young died only a few years ago at an
advanced age.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ella A. Randall,
beloved wife OF J. T. Randall, and daugh-
ter of William Nelson and Sally Adams
of Canterbury, Conn. was solemnized at
her late residence, Mineral Spring ave
nue., Wednesday, OcI. s, at 3 p m, Rev.
MIR. Colwell of Greenville officiating.
Among the floral pieces wero one with a
rosebuds denoting her age, given Dy
Chas. Adams and family; fiat bouquet,
George Adams and family; fiat bouquet
of a white dahlias and china asters, from
her sister, Mary L. Burlingame, and
large wreath with the words, 'At Rest"
from her husband; bouquets from Mrs.
Inman and others. Burial Thursday at
Plainville, Conn.
to thank all those who kindly assisted
him in his late bereavment.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear Ella,
All thy trials here are DER;
Weary days and nights of anguish
Never shall affiict thee more.
The prospects for getting water is bet
ter at the present time than before, for
the reason of the leading business men OF
the town have take an interest in it and
put their shoulders at the wheel. The
guarantee the city requires is about eleven
hundred dollars per year; that is a mat
te OF about per cent. on the investment
They propose running the water up River
avenue as far as the Cenierdale bridge,
returning down Smith street to connect
with that main. This must be done or
there will be what they term dead end,
where the water runs to given point
and stops; then people on the extreme
end get So much iron in the water that it
makes it undesirable. There are many
people who build on plats at the end OF
water main who will put up windmills in
preference to using the water that stands
in the pipes from day to day. Now in
running the pipe around and connecting
with the other main, that forms a circuit,
and wherein it is more expensive, it re-
quires so much more outlay at hrst, 1t
would give satisfaction to the people on
the end, and they are the people who will
have to contribute most literally, There
is about eight hundred dollars of the re-
quired sum that can be accounted for by
subscription, and if the people that have
to be seen respond as quickly as those
that have already been approached. Gen.
terdale will have water in very short
time, The Insurance companies charge:
at the present time,at the rate of about 30
per cent. in addition to the regular rates
in the absence of water, which should
be considered by all people who are snb.
scribing, that they. besides having the
convenience. will get a reduced rate on
all insurance.