The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-10-10
CREENViLLE.

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Carl Cutler was at the parsonage over
the Sabbath.
NJ. l. Mowry returned Tuesday from a
visit 10 Quincy, Mas.
Mrs. Lamb and daughter spent Sunday
with relatives in Chepachet.
A rector. tea will be held at the rec.
tory, next Thursday evening.
Miss Flora Farnum is spending her
vacation In Mddleboro, Mass
Mrs. Arnold of Georgiaville Is visiting
her daughter, Mr.. Arnold Steere.
Mrs. belmont King Of Greystone spent
Tuesday with her mother, Mr,. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pierce Of Provi-
dence spent Sunday with Mrs. Thornton.
William Winsor had the Misfortune OF
losing one Of his team horses, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Steere are spend
ing a few days at John o Winsors home.
The Women's Missionary Society met
with Miss Fannie Eddy, Thursdsy afleI'
noon.
Several from this place attended the
harvest supper at Johnston, Tuesday
evening
Miss Lena Brown of Providence Is
spending a few days with her siHef, Mrs.
I O. A. TobeY.
Mira. Stella Congdon OF Blackstone IL
spending the week with her mother, Mrs.
Sarah Barnes.
Three new members received the right
! hand OF fellowship at the Free Baptist
Church, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Stephen Brown Of Allendale ha'
bought the Almy Mathewson place. Mr..
Brown expects 10 move here, soon,
Mrs. Mclaughlin will soon return
from a hospital In Boston where she had
an operation performed on her eyes.
John Remington, o. a. Tobey and
Marshsll w. Mowry started Wednesday
October 9Th, for hunting expedition In
lhe Maine woods.
Tus.day and Wednesday we're two o.
the delightful day, that help to make
October so charming a month. VIII
doors and windows open we enjoyed TIT
.oh breeze and gentle murmurs Of day
ike Indian summer.
4 harvest supper will be given In ih'
yesIles Of the Free Baptist church, Wed
ne,day evening, October ISth. An auc
( ton sale Of fruits and vegetables will b
ons Of the features Of the evening Sup
pSr tor adults. 75 cents. Children, 1
cents. Everybody come.
A regular meeting Of The Smithasl'
Town Council was held on Saturday
Sep,ember z7th. The following bushes
was transacted The appointment o
Henry r. Smith a. deputy town clerk {
approved by the council. Bills alIowe,
and ordered paid William LoomIs
supplies lor brIdewsll, g. 6oi WIN. I
Lavton,seryice "a police constable, g. 90
care bhdewell, $I7.Soi John r. Whippie
assessor Of taxes. s7l, repairing highws.
district NJ. 4, sg7 g5; Jsnckss Smith
services a. town sergeant, sI3 8oi lame
+. Mowry, assessing taxes, s57i william
Loomi,, support ON x y. Bhtion, go
fr.ns f. Latham. board OF NJ. Laih'm
Ara; S,urbridgs NJ. Taft, digginR grs5
f,r David Evans, ga Emor ~. MoWry
ss,.ulng ures. s7J 90, Arthur "
s,eere. repairing highway bridges, tifL
a: labor on Barnes hill, secount
ESQ ~; O'esr A Tobey, support o
Harle, Sesver, SO 39j support Of Sievei
King, s7s31 NJ. ". Mo~ry and Ch''
r Lskey and s. n. Brorn and Wake
nsdbury were appointed 'upervisor' fol
the November election. Final accoun
Of +. !. Eamss. administrator Of th'
estate Of ssrsbsgvans. presented, exam
insd. allowed and ordered recorded.
The petition Of Ssyles a. Williams fo
the probate Of the will of J,ms' ". vii
Hams vas prssent.d and the same va
received and referred 10 the last Saiur