The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-09-02
iREEN VILE.
Herbert walling is much better st tn

writing.
Business IL not very rushing just now
at the mill. -
Hall Tucker Is spending the week at
North Scituate.
Mrs. o. W. Bennett OF Anthony Is stop.
ing at the Grant farm.
Louis Mueller OF Providence Visited
friends here on Tuesday.
Miss Net,ie Eddy has returned from
visit In Ipswich, Conn.
The Smlthfeld Board Of Assessors has
been In session this week.
The Smithfeld public school. begin
the fall term neIt Tuesday.
James Wstsrhouse was in New York
this week on business trip.
Frauk Grant caught forty pound tur.
tie last week in Slsck's Pond.
Miss Ethel Farnum and Florence Cole
are vi'iling friends In Phenix.
1 Miss Susie Sherman Of Graniteville Is
visiting relatives in this place
Henry Smith, the assistant po stmaster.
IL taking his vacation this week.
Mrs. Arnold Steere has returned from a
visit with relatives In Putnam, Conn.
Rev. G. M. Caldwell will supply at the
r. b church In the Abfence Of the pastor.
George B. Perrin, former resident OF
this place. died in Camden, Maine i'st
| week.
| James Winsor has a handsome farm
wagon Just from the paint shop OF c. =.
Allen.
Misses Ida and Gertrude Steere have
returned from a stay at Old Orchard
Beach.
Marjorie BIgelow OF Blackstone is Wis.
ting her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah
Barnes.
Rev. John Mason Of Georglaville occu-
pied the pulpi, ofthe Baptist church on
Sunday.
The block occupied by Tobey's store
and the tenements tn the rear are to be
repainted,
Mrs {. II. Stevens and grand daughter
OF Springfield, Mass. Is visiting at
Charles =. Aliens.
Mrs. Louise Anderson OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, who has been spending a few weeks
here. has returned to her home.
Workmen are engaged In repairing the
store in Wilknson's Block for the occu-
pancy OF the Smithfeld Public Market.
The advertisement social held In the
vestries OF the +. Il. Church was sue.
cess Those who took the parts TO repre-
sent the ads were dressed as near IA those
in the picture as they could be. Irgersoll
Dollar Watch was taken byiHarold Smith
Lowney's Chocolates Miss Florence
Brayton. Pearline--Miss Mabel Clemence,
Sunny Jim Charlie Cutler, Gold Medal
Flour-Helen Smith, Pearline-Ethel
Straight, ,Feischmann's Yeast--Miss Car
RE Wade, Wilson's Ear Drum. -Chas.
Steere, Bakers Chocolate-Miss Bessie
Mowry, Fairy Soap-litte Miss Ethlyn
Smith, UneedR BiScuit-Ernest Austin,
Packers Tar Soap--May Turner, Jello--
Mildred Disley, Shaw Knit Hose--Lula
Winsor, None Such Mince Mcat-Miss
Sadie Sebile, Resinol Sonp-Miss Mary
Brayton, Williams Shaving Soap-Willle
Brown and Howard Steere, Van Camps
Pork and Beans Edith Keech and Rich.
ard Potter, Cream Of whea, Boy-Frank
Turner, Pearine- Miss Edith Hall, Bis
sells Carpet Swceper-Miss Mary Sleere,
The Two Models-lIelen Brown, Lion
Brand Collar and Cuffs Emma Keech;
Sun-ar, Camera-Niola Austin. Dents
Tooth. ache Gum-lrving Cutler, Packers
Tar Soap-Mary Winsor, Rubifoam-
Miss Ruth Sleere, Eastman's KODAK
Miss Florence Brayton, Packers Tar Soap
Walter and Harry Turner, Cream of
Wheat girl-Majorie Bigelow, PearlIne--
Olive Deane. Shredded Wheat Biscuit
Grace Cutler. Music enlivened the eve
ming, Miss Cora Burlingame presided ?,
the piano. During the evening Miss
Bessie Mowry rendered a vocal solo and
duets were played by Misses Floyd and
Burlingame. Cake and cream were for
sale after the entertainment. Much cred.
Il Is due those who had charge OF the
affair.