The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-30
TAOkNTON

John Haves is very M with typhoid
fever.
MIR. Townley has Joined the choir OF
the Congregational church.
Elmer Smith OF the annex call ed on
friends in this vicinity Monday.
Fifty Christmas turkeys were sold Sat-
urday a, the Humphrey market.
Christmas Day proved inauspieious
for the contemplated whippet contest.
Elisha Whitaker is recovering from
his recent illness and Is able to be about
the house.
Mr.. and MIS-. Robertshaw OF New ler'
sey, are guests OF their daughter. Mrs.
Sierry X. Luther.
In the Providence Journal Almanac
Of 1905 there appears an excellent picture
OF Town Clerk Sierry X. Luther.
Grooved rails have been placed recent
ly IN various sections of the Thornton
and Hughesdale electric car tracks.
Harry Paulson has vacated the store
in the westcott building. The room
il now occupied by The Chineee laundry.
George Paulson, a former resident OF
this place, is spending the holidays with
relatives here, while on a visit from Eng.
land.
Mary a. Flanagan OF r2S Laban street
lost her pocket book containing about
SIo while getting Of Thornton car to
day, Monday.
The new priest, who has been ap-
pointed to succeed Father Belliot,e In
the St Rocco parish, ofliciated at the
special Christmas serv ices.
lanes {. Collins Jr. OF Providence,
candidate for the office of Assistant At
torney General, was the the guest OF his
cousin, w. =. Larkin, on Christmas day.
The Christmas tree at the Congrega-
tional chapel was donated sihis year by
Elisha Westcott. The exercises in con-
nection with the festival occurred Mon
day evening
Edmund CLARK Atwood and Miss Ma.
lena Esther Bennett, both OF Johnston,
were united In marriage Dec. as, by
Rev. William II. Stsn at the residence
Of the officiating minister.
Do you want a horse blanket Tor either
street or stable user George Price, the
Olneyville harness maker, has big stock
In his new store You can save the
middle prof by buying OF him. IS4S
Westminster street, Olneyville, X
A Christmas Concert given by the
choir and scholars of the Congregational
Church was pleasingly rendered Monday
evening, the program being as follows;
Opening Chorus. Be'hlehem's Kings
Recitation, The Big Folks Welcome,
winsome Holroyed; Recitation. The
Children's Welcome, Chester Yonde;
Recitation, Last Year was Little Girl,
Lucy Buruham; Song, The Bethlehem's
Babe, Choir; Recitation, Send the Greet.
ing Far and Wide, Fred Paulson; Recita-
tion, The Angels Song, Leslie Holroyd; !;
Recitation, Gods Word is True, Stewart
Berr, Song, Arise o Shepherds, Choir
Recitation, DO You Feel Poorer, Maggie
Gaskin; Recitation, What Shall We Call
Him, Lillian Townley; Song, Once More,
Choir; Recitation, Can II Try, Mabel
Norwell Recitation, Christmas Greeting,
Dolly Stone; Duet and Chorus, The
Holy Night, Choir; Recitation, Christ.
mas, Willie Robson; Recitation, Two Re
quests, Cyril Hawksley; Recitation,
Christmas Fairies, Sadie Guy; Address
by the Pastor, {. G. Maekay; Song
Song OF Peace and Goodwill, Choir
Recitation, A Christmas Dream, Nellie
Glasgow; Recitation, Day ever Dear,
Lily Gresves; Recitation, Christmas Car
OILS, Faith Hatton; Song, Hail TO the
New Born King, Choir D)xology.