The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-06-06
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Mrs. George Almy entertained guests
last week.
Thomas L. wilbur OF this place 10
.erving on the grand Jury.
Miss Elizabeth Peekhsm OF Middleiown
visited Lena Wilbur last week
Mrs. Loui, Wilbur of Central Fall has
been visiting Miss Nellie Potter.
A number from here went TO Brighton
Park, Decoration Day,
The plumber that has been working at
BENJAMIN wilbur's finished the job this
week.
Get your lawn mower sharPened. a
good job guaranteed, 75c. Machine
work OF all kinds. Hughes & Akin, 5S
Plainfeld street, Olneyville.
The Staff OF Life Is bread, and the best
OF Il 10 made with our -four 1T. b. :
II you don't believe II. ask your neighbor,
che uses II. Thompson Bros, Olneyville
Square.
Next Sunday the Children Day services
at the Baptist church will be at 30
o'clock. Rockland, Clayville, Potter
Vile and Richmond Sunday schools are
expected to be present and take part In
the exercises. All are Invited.
Mln Annie Page, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Page, and Mr.. WIN. Sails.
bury werc united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents on Wednesday At
40 O'Clock. While Misc Ella Hopkins
wac playing the wedding march the bridal
party entered the psrlor. Rev. Fenner
Jacques was the officiating clergy man.
The ceremony took place under an arch OF
evergreen In the presence of friends and
relatives. The bridesmaid was Miss Eta
Bussey and the best man Mr. Herbert
Page, brother of the bride. The bride
and bridesmaid were each becomingly at
tired In white, carrying handsome bou.
quets OF flowers tied with ribbon. Alter
the reception retreshments were served
Then MIR. Page, father of the bride, took
his four.horse party wagon and carried as
many guests as could find seats snd
standing room to the car, that they might
witness the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Salisbury on their short wedding trip.
The party wagon was also followed by q
number OF other carriages filed with
gaests. An old boot was swinging undc.
the wagon In which the newly welded
pair rode, and at the car plenty OF rice
was used FJllowing is . list OF wedding
presents; Silver pic knile, Miss Maud
Field; silver sugar shell and butter knife,
Miss Lucinda Knight; silver salt and
pepper shakers. Mr.. aud Mrs. Allan
Page; money, Mrs. Lizzie Hill; picture.
Miss Charlotte Brown, Mrs. VIM. Seabury (;
sterling silver butter knife, Mr.. Charles
Smith and Miss Cora Bussey; sterling
silver sugar shell. Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Smith; money, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Page; silver soup lade. Mr.. Harry Per.
kins and Miss Bertha Gardiner; silver
berry spoon, Mr.and Mrs. Frank Wilbur;
china berry set, Mrs. Adelaide Wilbur
linen table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Slater; bed spread, Mr.. William EIervey
and family; lamp, Mr.. Herbert Page and
Miss Eta Bussey; willow rocking chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Auldis Bsrden; china
cream set, Mrs. Huldah Bertenshaw and
son; lemonade bowl and plate, Miss
Emma Hawkins and Mr. fred Hawkins !;
linen bureau scarfs, Miss Lena Wilbur;
linen tray cloth, Miss Annie jacques;
towels, Mrs Marcia Barden and Mrs.
Annie Steere; castor, Mrs. Marcia Bar.
den and Mrs. Annie Steere; china cracker
jar, Mrs. James Adams; water set. Mr..
Joseph Salisbury; picture, Mrs. lmogene
: Hopkins and daughters; silver knives
and forks, Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Slater;
silver pickle castor, Mrs. Ella Bussey;
china berry dish, Mr. and Mr.. Everett,
a. Smith picture. Mrs. Alfred Martin
and daughter; china cake plate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter 5. Brown; china pickle dish
Master Frank Wilbur; money. Mrs
Charlotte Slater; towels, Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Page; linen table cloth, Mr..
Harley Salisbury and family; towels, Mr..
Stephen Z. Page; book entitled, "Be
Lover. StIll," Mr.. and Mrs. William