The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-07
CEORGlAVILLE.

Mrs. J. B. Newell la.t Monday.
Mr.. George Brumley OF Georgiaville
visited friends at Shady Lea last week.
Miss Mary Sykes OF Olneyville visited
friends of this place last Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. Charles Phillips of Georgiaville
spent Thanksgiving with friends at Seii'
uate.
Mr. Joseph Brunell, who has been con-
fined to his home by illness, Is recovering
very rapidly.
Mr. John Tongue and wife Of Provi.
dence visited William T. Lawton of this
place last Sunday,
The children OF the Georgiavile school,
have returned to their studies after va
cation OF one week.
Mrs. Leech and daughter Eliza Leech
OF Scituate, are visiting Mr.. c. Leech and
family of this place.
Mr.. Edward Farnum and wife OF Gran
iteville visited friends In this place last
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Robert Chambers of Providence
was visiting daughter and friends OF this
place last Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Charles I. Lakey and eldest daugh'
ter, OF this village. spent Thanksgiving
with friends In Woodawn.
All. T. lt,k roxa, ,,hosa bon,a hos
been in Scituate, has come home to live
with parents In this place.
Mr., Higgins and wife and son of Provi-
dence, who has visiting In this place,
have returned TO their homes.
Mr.. Leete, OF: East Walpole, who has
been visiting his brother, Mr.. Courie
Leete, has returned to his home.
Master Earnest Cooper Of Attention,
who has been visiting Mr.. ]. Livesey and
family. has returned to his home.
Mes.rs f. o. Martin, Sr., and william
T. Lawton are now giving MIR. l. ).
Cookies house the second coat Of paint.
Mr. Charles Morrison, who has been
visiting friends In Maine for the past
three week, has returned to his home In
this village.
Mr. Samuel Lawton and wife and fami-
ly, who have been visiting relatives In
this place, have returned to their home
in Pawtucket.
Mrs. Vaselett and daughter of Woon-
socket, who has been visiting relatives,
Mrs. Patt, of this village, have returned
to their homes.
Miss Sarah Payson. whe has been visit
ing her uncle and aunt OF Sterling, Conn.
has returned TO teach school again In the
intermediate room.
MIR James McNair and two daugh'
tiers, Marion and Maggie, Of Manton,
visited Mr.. William SUrgeant and family
last Thanksgiving day
A festival was held In Bernon Hall last
Friday and Saturday evenings for the
benefit of the Catholic church. The en-
tertainment Tor Friday evening was as
follows: Recitation by Ell Burshee,
musical selection by Mr.. John Reynolds
and children, dialogue by Mamie
Simpkin's and Miss Lily Bushee, recita-
lion by Robert Tobin; French song by a
few small girls; singing, boys and girls,
English song; chorus, the choir; recita.
tion, Miss Annie hcCabe; duet, Miss
Annie Bushee and Miss Ella Herley,
THE Holy City;" comic song, Mr.. Tea
beau, after which there was a great sale
Of ice cream, cake and soda. Saturday
nights program was as follows First
recitation by Ell Bushee; Chinese song
Rodolph Bouvier; drama, Miss Eva
Plant Miss Trudeau, Miss Lorenzo Tru.
deau, Miss Mary Mineau, Miss Veleda
La Valae, and Miss Anna Belmore
comic French song, Mr.. Teabeau,
after which was a sale Of ice cream, cake,
candy and coffee. The ice cream and
coffee we're sold by Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs.
Leonard, Miss J.. J. Cunningham,
Madame Dexter and Miss Mary Disros-
rier, Mr.. Thomas Mshoney and Mr.
Joseph Pelsquin attended to soit drinks.
After the entertainment Of Saturday
evening there was a drawing In which the
following are the presents and who drew
them: Cigar holder, Mr. John Dushard
box Of soap and pitcher, Miss Eva Bush
ard bed spread, Mr. Joseph Grenier;
two vases, Mr.. Napoleon ST. Onge glass
set, Miss NJ. NJ. Keefe; crochet tidy, Miss
Mary Larkin Of Centerdsle; cord Of
wood to Mr.. William Grieves; barrel Of
apples, Eugene Mcguire; lemonade set,
"A. y. Blanchard; toilet set, Valieda La
VAllae; fruit dishes, Rose McCsbei
men, shoes. Thomss Ward; carving set,
Miss Parento; baby shoes, Miss NJ. HALL
lamp, Bertha Bushee; doll, Madame
Theroux; lamp, George Butler; cot bed,
Mrs. ]. Butler; umbrella, Miss Mary
De.rosHes; box Of cigars, Charles
Mowry; gold chain and shirt studs.
Mamie Cavender; lady slippers, Miss
Nellie Herley; emerald beads, Sir. Joseph
Patent. The entertainment and selling
Of tickets Tor admission and the selling Of
ice cream, cake, candy and coffee was
grea, success both nights. a prof. Of
$3.50 was made In the two evenings
IT, you would have an appetite like bear
/ - ,efi.b Coy vour rnesls take Cham.