The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-04-01
GEOROlAVILLE.

tion.
There will be q covenant meeting this
evening at J 30 O'Clock at the Free Bsp-
ust church.
!, Is expected that there will be ak or
seven couples among the F,ench people
to be married after Easter.
The ST. Bernard dog belonging to
Sayles Williams died last Monday. a
doctor from Providence treated Il but Il
could not be saved.
Mrs. hbbie Reynolds has bought q
piano very recently. II Is estimated that
there are now twenty. eight or thirty
| pianos In the village.
Crawford Mowry, who was injured up.
on the head by a tall few weeks ago at
mill, Is sole to be out now. There were
no internal injuries resulting from his
tail.
1t IL rumored that Joseph Blanchard
has severed his connection with Bernon
Mills as secondhand In the spinning
rooms and has bought the barber shop of
MIR. A, Bonirer. Mr.. Bonirer expects to
20 TO Manitoba.
Next Sunday morning. the pastor OF
the Free Baptist church will preach .
sermon appropriate to Easter and an
Easter concert will be given In tho eve
ming at 2 o'clock. There will be special
music provided for the morning as for
the evening,
The annual meeting Of the GeorgIaville
Evangelical Society will be held at the
Free Baptist church next Monday eve
ming at 7 80 O'Clock. This meeting 10
for the election OF officers and the trsnsac.
ton of such business s may properly
come be fore IT, II will be an unusually
important meeting since Il Is expected
that steps will be taken that will lead TO
| the conveyance OF the church property
belonging 10 the society To the Free
| Bspti,t church. And II 10 also expected
luton Of the society In the near fa'ure.
The infant son OF Mrs. Susie McQuirk,
named Irving Frederick, died last Satur.
day evening OF tuberlosis OF the brain.
lie was ten months and twenty days old,
and at his birth was not expected to live
as the germs OF the disease were discover.
able even then. The funeral was held on
| Tuesday afternoon at the home, Rev.
| John Mason officiating and the burial was
at Allendale. lie was placed In the same
grave with his grandmother. Mrs. Lucy
White, who died on February ao,h Of this
year. her casket being removed from the
tomb on Tuesday tor this purpose.
william X. Mowry. formerly a real.
dent ,Georgisville. ..dIed al Albion, Fri
day morning, March aSth. OF pneumonis.
He had only short time before sold his
stock expecting TO buy q farm near
LIMERICK. The auction sale was held on
n very stormy day and II was then that he
contracted his disease. He was getting
better, when on Monday and Tuesday OF
last week he insisted upon going out
doors and rapidly became worse, suffering
good deal until he died. Funeral ser
vice was held at the Free Baptist church
last Monday afternoon. the pastor, Rev.
John Mason, preaching the sermon.
Singing was furnished by Mrs. Ralph
Chapman and Miss Edith l.. Mason,
while Miss Bertha Mason presided at the
organ. The in,erment was at the Green
Vile Cemetary.
The annual Festival OF the Ladies'
Benevolent Society held last week was =
success and q good sum was net,ed for
the beneR, Of the Free Baptist church.
On Friday evening the cantnts OF the
"Grasshopper' was given by the follow
ing persons Turkey gobbley, Charles
Mccormick Herald, Frederic Saunders F;
Bumblebee, Taylor Hilton, Bug, Clarence
Lawton; Grasshoppsrs, Cora Morrison,
Teresa Knowles, Carrie Tyler, Edith
Mason and Mrs. Albert Greene. In the
dialogue, entitled IA Love OF Bonnet"
the following we're the character Mrs.
Clipper. Cora Morrison; kit,ie Clipper,
Bertha Mason Aunt Jemima Ilopkins,
Mrs, Grace IIealey; Katie Doolan. Mamie
K.uell; Mrs. Fsstone, Grace Grove
Dora Fasrone, Edith Mason. On Ss,ur'
day evening Mrs. M. J. Woodrow Of
Cumberland gave several readings, Joseph
Udell played violin solos and Warren
He,ley sang a baritone solo. Souvenir
trays made OF aluminium and containing
fine picture Of The Free Baptist church
were on sale at the Festival Tor az cents
and they still can be procured at that
price.