The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-30
MANTON.

MI, FRANK Noukhlin 10 reported as I'M
proving.
Thomas Smith is working nights at
the Man,on Mill.
Mrs. Emma Blake Is visiting her sor,
Mr.. Howard Blake.
The Richardson estate on Msnton Ave.
has been repainted.
A number OF electric poles on Msn,on
Ave. were reset this week.
David and Henry Nlckerson have just
returned from a ten days stay at Cape
Cod.
Alexander J, O'Toole purchased lot
recently on Klondike ST. OF Mr.. and Mr'.
p. F. Brown.
Mrs. Davis Of LAIkin Avenue returned
Tuesday from a visit TO William Cast.
OF Philadelphia.
An entertainment will be given thi.
evening by the recently organized branch
OF the Catholic Knights.
l.. MeNamara has the contract tor
building John Harrington's two Family
house on Herschel street
Ii Ia said that new vestibule cars In.
tended for the Man,on Ave line have
been transferred TO the Attleboro diyis.
ions.
Mr.. Newton Devereux died on Wednes.
day In his 10Th year. The funeral will oe-
cur Sunday at ST. Peters church at - 80
p. IN.
The members OF the Manion Club and
their friends enjoyed one OF the societies
famous suppers at the rooms OF this
popular organization las, evening.
Preparations are being made by the
teachers and scholars of the evening
school to hold a public entertainment
and recital the first part of next month.
An entertainment and harvest social
was held by ST. Pe,ers Church, Tuesday
evening In Holden's Hall. Refreshments
and music were features OF the program.
Vice President John X. HuIme with the
grand officers OF the Sons OF 81. George
paid an official visitation Tuesday eve.
ming to Abraham Lincoln Lodge at
Central Falls.
Much credit 10 due the Johnston Hose
Co. Tor their efficient work. Thursday,
at II a. m. In extinguishing chimney
fire at the house OF Charles II. Carpenter,
on Hedley Avenue.
A Musical Bargain. Our Edison Con.
cert Phonogrsph with Horn and Ten
records. Value $4,000 can be bought
for 500 90. Hughes & Akin, 3S Plain.
field ST., Olneyville.
While Avades d. Zaker, the proprietor
OF the shoe store next to the Poit Office,
went TO supper Tuesday evening, his
establishment WAS entered through rear
window and about ~ In money was
stolen.
improvements are being made to the
second story OF the fire station. Several
new windows have been placed In posi-.
tion. On Wednesday Capt. McCoid and
his men were engaged In cutting the
winters supply Of fuel.
The Independent Citizens held an.
other enthusiastic rally Thursday eve.
ming. Kings Hall was we'll filled with
listeners to the following speakers; Rev.
George W Robley. Paris Mathewson.
Hon. James A. Williams and William
Humphrey.
a new conner In form Of a boy weigh.
ing 7 lbs. md or appeared at tie
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Howard Blake
Monday evening. Patrons Of J. ].
Hughes grocery and market, OF which
Mr.. Blake Is foreman, are now able to
account for the recent addition 10 the
establishment OF a new pair OF computing
scales.
"The Spy Of Gettysburg" which wss
reprodi ced Friday evening by the gfadu.
ates OF the Msnton Grammar School,
under the supervision OF the Principal,
Mis-, Mary A. Coreoran IN Holden's Hall
proved very successful. About sjS was
realized which will be devoted to the
school library fund. Those who con.
uibu,ed to the dramatic part Of The en-.
ter,ainment included I Lesion Nickerson,
Everett ID. Miller. George l.. Porter,
lanes z. Dooley. Fred Irons, Reuben s.
Dunn, Walter c. Newman, John 4.
Carey. Rose ". Donovan, Ethel q.