The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-07-01
CENTERDALE.

The schools in this place. close this
afternoon.
Fireworks for sale at the Centerdale
Pharmacy.
Earl Sweet, who has been very iii, is
slowly recovering.
William Pond of Chicago is the guest
OF F. c. Angel.
Mrs. Sarah Angel has recovered from
her late illness.
Mrs. McGinn and family are visiting
at Stephen KelIey's.
The Smith street cars began running 20
minute Sunday time last Sunday.
c. S. Mathewson has trotter that can
be described as very "peach" of horse.
Mrs. Walter Swee: of Providence WIS.,
tied her mother. Mrs. Leonard. last week.
A regular meeting Of the North Provi-
dence town council will be held on Tues
day, July 5th.
Mr. William Sweet and family have
moved to their residence on Pine
Hill.
The Methodist Society and their friends
will have picnic in the grove Of Mrs.
Esten Inman, Monday. July 4th.
George Sweet has joined the Naval
Reserves and is now on the traiuing ship
Constellation at Newport.
A balloon ascension is billed at the
Centerdale Park Plat on July 4th. 1t is
said that number OF free deeds Of lots
will be let loose from the aerial monster.
The Centerdale Gun Club is arranging
for big time on the 4th. 1t is expected
that gun clubs from Worcester. Woon-
socket, Uxbridge. Pawtuxet and Provi-
dence will participate.
A number of our residents have re-
ceived invitations to attend the wedding
of Town Solicitor Fred Greene and Miss
Rowland of Providence. The ceremony
takes place in Trinity church, Providence,
on the evening Of July 9th.
A lawn party, under the auspices of the
st. Adams Mission, was held on the
grounds opposite the chapel, on Wednes-
day evening. The grounds were hand
somely decorated, and there was a large
number in attendance. The affair was a
success in every way.
Miss Cora Burlingame entertained her
pupils at her home, Saturday afternoon
and evening, June IS. Games were in
dulged in for a short time. The musical
part of the programme was as follows:
Organ colo, A Night on the Water, Op
%, by Miss Burlingame; piano solo,
Glide Waltz, Alb. Vanderbeck, by Miss
Mamie Barnard; organ solo. Mammals
Waltz, by Mamie Remington, little
miss who had taken but five lessons;
piano solo, Oaken Bucket variations,
Durkee, by Mrs. Chas, Aldrich; organ
solo, Maude Gavotte, DeForrest. by Mel
lie Wood; organ duet, Miss Evie Curtis
and Miss Agnes Remington; piano solo,
Only Dream, H. L. Eddy, by Miss Eva
Sykes; organ solo, Summer by the Lake
side, Jewell. by Miss Carrie Shapley;
vocal duet, Miss Ethel Leach and Miss
Bourn; piano solo, Jack Waltzea, by Miss
Ethel Adams; organ solo, Happy Hearts
March, F. Morey, Op. II9, by Miss Flor
ence Adams; piano duet, Mile Minute,
by Misses Barnard; organ solo, Galop,
OP. 9S, by Miss Ethel Leach; piano solo,
La SylPhide, Db. Lange Op. S., by Miss
Edith Barnard; piano solo, Nearer My
God to Thee, Fantaisie De Concert, Op.
65, I. P. Ryder, by Miss Burlingame.
Two of her pupils were unable to be
present, so next on the programme were
violin solos by Mr.. Adams of Providence,
accompanied by Miss Burlingame, after
which, Mrs. Chas. Aldrich presented
Miss Burlingame, in behalf OF the pupils,
handsome music cabinet; after Miss
Burlingame had recovered from the sur
prise, she responded. Several handsome
bouquets were presented during the after
noon. A collation. was served. The
event will long be remembered by teacher
and pupils.