The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-10-25
SOUTH SClTUATE.

here on Sunday.
Miss Lizzie King Of Providence was at
Abner Wilburs on Sunday.
Mr.. John Burlingame and family spent
Sunday In Coventry.
Mr.. Philetus Angel OF Arlington was
at william Tyler's this week.
MIR. William Joslin is having his sum.
mel residence here repaired
a few from here attended the Harvest
supper at Rockland church last week.
Mrs. John Paul SeIinger OF Boston has
been spending few days at Glen Echo
Mr.. Allen Barden and family have
moved into the house with Eugene
Wightman.
Miss Nellie Potter spent one day lasl
week with Mrs, Herbert Handy In North
Providence.
Mrs. a. b Barden and Miss Alice Pot
ter of Edgewood were at Samuel Potter's
on Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Almy and Mrs. George
AlmY had a number OF visitors from
Providence, Sunday.
Mrs. Burshard and son have returned
from Europe where they have been tor
the pact three or four months.
Roy Lowell met with an accident this
week while handling a revolver. II went
of the bullet passing through his hand.
In the absence OF the leader at the
Christian Endeayor meeting last week,
the scripture was read by the president.
Hundreds OF Providence people spent
Sunday In Scituate. The Providence
and Danielson cars were packed all day
Interesting and helpful services have
b zen held at Trinity church this week by
Rev. Levi Is. Edwards, Diocesan Mission
ag.
The greatest variety and the very best
quality OF fish always on hand at the
we'll known Penney Fish Market, Tar
Bridge, Olneyville Square. G. W. Thomp.
son, formerly Of Thompson Bros, pro.
prietor
Mr. and Mrs. Albert knight, pr and
Mrs. X. Morton Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
| Edward Pike of Riverpoint, Mrs. Joseph
| Baker and Miss Florence Ryan OF Provi
dsnce and Miss Nellie Potter and Mrs
Fred Potter Of scituate were guests at
| BENJAMIN Wilbur's last week besides
callers from Pswtucket, Edgewood and
other places.
a home wedding took place Thursday
evening at eight O'Clock at the residence
OF Mr.. George Almy, when his older
daughter, Corinne, was united IN mar.
rage TO William Burlington Of Provi.
dence. The house was tastefully decor.
ated for the occasion. The corner where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
! Fenner Jacques wa, especially attractive
| In It's decorations The bride was attlred
! IN a handsome tailor made suit OF brown
cloth and a silk waist; also wearing a
large bouquet Of evening jasmine. Only
the immediate relatives were present.
After the ceremony all repaired 10 the
dining room where a fine chicken supper
was served. On an early car the next
moi ming lar. and Mrs. Burlington left fDr
Providence, where they will reside They
! have the best wishes Of all their friends.
There was a harvest concert al the Bap.
tist church, Sunday evening. The church
was decorated with autumn leaves, berries
fruit and vegetables, besides astumn
flowers, such az ishllas, etc. The follow
Ing program was given: Singing by the
school Devotional exercises led by the
pastor. Welcome" Vivian Hopkins
singing by school Singing by the chill
dren. Exercise by Ruth Whitman. Hubert
Salisbury. Lille knight and Phebe
Wood singing, BY school Little Brown
Hands. Phebe Wood; CLEANS Of Gold"
Lizzie Bardenj siugIng BY the schools
Harvest Thanks, Lloyd Salisbury; eE.
ercise. Little Respers," Marion Hopkins
| Carrie Crocker, EIroy Hopkins and Earl
] Hopkins, Golden Grain" Emma HsN.
kinsi Motion Song, Sweet Summer IL
Ended" by the chi.dreni "Out In the
Harvest Field" Waiiy wood;" Thank
/ God" Ina Waterman; duet by Mr. vii.
con Bstden and Mrs Auldis Barden;
Little Cleaner Song" Carrie Croker;
Singing BY school Glad Little Toi'ers
by the chi'dfeni exercise, Harvest
Song" Cora Whitman, Emily Young
and Nellie Tyler; song BY school, "llar
ve., Home" Belle Young. Closing eH.