The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-08
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John Fielding ard John llenson are
camping at Conimicut.
Willie Ambach has returned from a
vacation stay In Maine.
The Church of Christ Is being painted
and otherwise repaiIed.
Frank Flanagan and family have been
visiting In Burrill,llle.
M. Rivers caught oI.1 10. eel at
Skeeteryille on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Newman Is entertaining
guests from New Bedford.
Joseph Coupe has arrived In England
and 10 enjoying his Whit there.
Miss Edilh Gilbert of Auburn, Mass
Is visiting Miss Mamie Remington.
w. c. King Of Springfield, Mass., 10
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Newton Devera9x,
Hose No. ), Johnston Fire Department.
held . regular meeting on Wednesday
evening.
MI and Mrs. WhIpple of Auburn. n.
Y, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mr.. \, S.
Gardiner.
Mrs. Patrick Purcell and Miss MAJ.
gsro, Purcell have returned from a visit
10 Pascoag.
Mrs. Henry Nlekerson and Miss Nick.
erson are spending a few week at llar.
wich, Massachusetts.
Mlss Sarah Dyer Barnes len ihi. week
on an extended vacation which includes
Saratoga and Lake George.
Captain MeCoId Of Hose 40 and family
are visiting AT Fitohburgh. The captain
returns to his duties next Monday.
John Carey IL the new manager OF the
Mohawk bali team. The Mohswks would
like game wiAh the thornton JIs
Anchor Lodge, 1. o. o. f.. held a we'll
attended meeting on Monday. one sp.
plIcstion was received. a collation. was
served during tho evening.
Albert O'Bhen cut his hand quite
badly on Saturday while choppIng. DR..
Rose took elk stitches TO close the wound.
Matthew Fssan was united In mar.
riage on Wednesday to a Boston lady.
The ceremony was performed In that city.
Il. M. Pearce OF Cranston took posses.
sion Of the Phetteplacs store on Monday.
Mr.. Pearce was formerly employed by
Brownell & Field and has had consider.
able experience In the grocery business.
"The Lucky -Four" from this place en-.
gineered a trolley party to Crescent Park
lsst Saturday evening. The car run of
the track near Riverside and Carlton
DeverauS, who by the way, was not one
OF tho lucky four" was thrown out and
cut about the head.
Cut this out and take II TO u. A.
Smith, Olneyvillej Gilbert r. Parker,
Olneyyillej w. Dunnlng & Bros, 35S
Msnton avenues N. r. Reiner, Center.
dale drug store and get q free sample OF
lets, the beet physIe. They cleanse and
inyigorste the stomach, improve the Ap.
petite and regulate the bowels. Regular
siIe, age. per Dor.
A runaway was stopped near the bridge
on Monday afternoon by Carlton Devsr.
aux. The horse belonged to man
named Reagan and II started near Egan
street. The buggy contained a young
lady, who was much frightened during the
long run. The young man who was
driving stepped from the buggy at Egsn
street to speak to "a friend and the horse
started knocking him down and going TO
msnton. Luckily there was no damage
done.
Mrs. James z. Klll.y, one OF the Oldest
and most highly respected residents OF
Johnston, LETT here last Monday TO make
her home with her daughter, the wife Of
DIR. Benj,m knight, 10 Santa Cruz,
California. Mrs. KIlley came TO John.
ston At the time Of her marriage, nearly
sixty years ago, living FOR many years at
the Killey farm, and recently at new
home opposite the old homestead. Her
kindness Of heart and sincere interest In
the welfare Of her friends and nsighbon
ende,red her 10 them and when Il became
known that she was about 10 20 10 Call.
fornia the general feeling vu that Of
regret at parting. Las, Sunday nearly
thirty relatives, friends and n.lghbors
called to ssy good bye" and God
speed" and many tokens Of regard we're
left that testified 70 the high esteem In
which Mrs. KIlley IL held. She will
reach San Francisco neI, Saturday where
she will be welcomed by her daughter
whom she has not seen Tor several years.
Another daughter, Mrs. William Evans,
remains here.