The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
CENTEROALE.

I III -NAffNICs
The TINES can be found Tor sale at the
/ store Of George +. Baichelder.
81 Elizabeth Guild met with Mrs. W.
4. Sweet on Wednesday afternoon.
CONTRACTOR Phillips has raised the new
house Of Z. AMERICAN on Sieere street.
Mr.. Charles Allison Of Fruit Hll has
accepted position at Bridgeport, Conn.
4. J. Phillips, a well known travelling
salesman, visited friends here this week.
Mrs. y. f. Reiner has nearly recovered
from her late illness and has returned
home.
). A Kelly is kept busy with people
who are looking for real estate invest.
ments in this locality.
II any person imagine, that there Is a
decline in interest in the national game
he should stop OIL half hour at Center.
dale, The village Is fairly crazy with
base ball. 1t Is heard IN every store,
hotel and almost every house. The sea
son opens on Saturday when the crack
Centerdales play with the Georgiaville
team. Arrangements have been made
which will make the opening an occasion
TO be remembered. The players OF both
teams will meet at the l.ymarsvile Fire
Station at 80 p IN. and headed by the
Lymausyille Band will parade through
the village of Lymansvile and Allendale
TO the home grounds. The officers and
directors of the two teams will ride In
open carriages. The uniforms OF the
Centerdales IL a handsome pearl gray,
knickerbockers and blouse, black stock
ings and belts and gray caps. The
grounds in the rear OF the Centerdale
Hotel have been put in fine condition by
w. A. Sweet, the diamond Is In good
shape aud the out-feld has been much
improved. The personnel OF the team
was given in the TINES last week and
Manager Rciner af,er teeing his men
play practice game last Saturday feels
On Saturday evening MIR. and Mrs
Andrew W. Kelly celebrated the sixth
anniversary of their marriage. Guests
10 the number of las were present from
Boston, Providence, Georgiavile and the
surrounding villages. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly received their friends ~ the north
parlor and were assisted by Miss Jennie
keilty. The usher' were Henry Staples
Crawford Sweet Ralph Chapman, Geo.
Harrington and Frank Staples. Amer the
reception fine collation. was served by
Caterer Ellis The company was enter
tanned with selections from the graphic.
phone operated by Nj. George Sweet and
readings were rendered by Miss Florence
Adams, Miss Gertrude Horrigan and Miss
Jessie Sweet Several piano solos were
given by Miss Cora Burlingame. Among
the many beautiful and useful presents
displayed were the following: Silver
ice pitcher, Ladies Society, Granitcyille !
silver fruit dish, Crawford Sweet vase
Miss Jennie and Ella Kelly; framed
picture Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lakeyj man
tel ornaments, Daniel Mclvor; pair OF
vases, Misses Rose and Kate Linden
framed pictures, Mr.. and Mrs. a a
Staples and Mrand Mrs. Herbert Adams ;
vase. Miss Mary Whalen: chocolate pot,
Mrs. Benz. Sweet bonbon dish, Miss Cora
Burlingamc; vase, George Sweet; cheese
dish, Mrs George Rogers chocolate pot,
Mrs. Charles Irons; plaque, Miss Matte
Lincoln; glass fruit dish, Mrs. Abner
Adams; sugar shell and butter knife, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kelly; puff box, Miss
Jessie Sweet; fruit iish, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
+. Basset; smoking set, Mrs Webster
cake plate, C. NJ. Mathewson ;cigar holder
s. a. Kelley; salad dish, Mrs. Amanda
Wright; olive spoon, Mrs. B. f. Bourne
butter plates, Miss Mowry; ladle, l..
Hogan butter spread, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Keiity; sugar spoon, Willis Sweet ;
dolly, Mrs &. A. Barnard; ice cream set,
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. MsAleeri salad fork,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ellie; cake plate, ,Dr. and
Mrs K. Scales lace handkerchief Mrs.
Laura Cozz:us; coun'erpane, Mrs. Geo,
Gould; book yf poems, r. (. Angel ;
towels, Mrs. William Chapman sofa
cushion, Mrs. <. T. Cooper; tray cloth,
Mrs. Obed Oluey.