The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-03-04
MANrON.

Job printing. ali kinds, at the TINES
Office.
Mrs. David Nlckerson Is able to be on,
again.
A leap year hat party will take place
ST. Patricks nigh, In Odd Fellows Hall
The w. c. I. u. will hold their month.
ly meeting on Monday with Mrs Charles
Irons.
Rev. Alfred r.. Isaac OF Brown Univer.
siy preached Sunday morning at the
Baptist church.
Six new drums and . base drum have
been ordered from Chicago by the Man
ton Drum Corps.
Bishop Nc Viekar will lie at 81. eters
church mex, Sunday afternoon. at the
4 80 O'Clock service.
Benjamin Frazier returned TO work st
the Outlet store Tuesday after n weeks
Illness from tonsilins.
A large number OF the rural population
of johnston attended the mass meeting
last evening at Kings Hall.
The funeral Of Mn. Mary ]. winsor.
aged 81. a slater OF Obadiah Brown OF
this place, was held Saturday from her
late residence In Providence.
The pupils Of the Job school at.
tended. Wednesday morning. the funeral
o! Frank Maeomber. who was one OF
Miss Williams scholars.
The choir. recently organized at the
Baptist church. Is holding weekly re.
herssls on Wednesday evenings at the
home OF the musical director, Mrs.
George Sturtey want
II you want anything In the line OF
hardware remember that John Nc.
Glinehey Ia still In the business. but he
Ia now located a little farther up Plain
field street. The new number is %, In
htwoods Block.
The members OF the graduating class
are making good progress In the art OF
Indian club drills. Meetings are held
every Thursdsy evening at the school.
house, TO receive instruction from Prof
Ross L. Browning OF Providence.
The Man,on Improvement Society or.
gsnized on Thursday evening with the
following choice of officers: President.
Rev. A. r. Carpenter, Vice President.
Henry 4. Nugent; Secretary, John J.
Hughes; Treasurer. a +. Remington.
Another meeting will be held March Is
Rev. W. II. =. Fsunco, President OF
Brown University, will lecture. Monday
evening. March ian. at eight p. m. st
the Baptist church. Pres. Faunce's Icct.
ure will inaugnrate q series OF three sr.
ter,ainmsnis to be given Tor the church.
benefit. The o,ber speakers, whose sub.
jecis and dates will be announced later,
are DIR. J. q Dealey. Professor OF Social
and Political Science at Brown University
and Rev. John X. Brown. PHI. d., pastor
Of the Central Baptist Church Of ProvI-
denee.
The funeral services Of Frank Macon
Der. the five year old son OF Mr.. Frank
Mscomber. the we'll known letter carrier.
were impressively conducted Wednesday
morning at ST. Peters Church by the
rector. Rev. A L. Carpenter. The
floral tributes included a handsome cross
from FrankIe's school mates and beautiful
pieces from the Fsilsian Club, members
OF the Postal service and numerous
friends. Charles Evans. Frank Irons,
Robert Black, Frank Newman. George
Hughes and Everett winsor we're the
bearers. Burial was at hWonct. Mass.
Abou, forty young people from Msnton.
Lymsnsville and Providence enjoyed q
genuine leap year party Tuesday evening
q, the residence Of Miss Carrie Mar OF
Vermont street Invitations promising
prepaid tickets. sent out by the ladies,
were not the least unique feature OF the
enterprise. In fact the entire affair
proved wholly unconventional, Dressed
! In Colonial gsrb. the danes with true
gallantry escorted the gentlemen both TO
and from the cars, besides attending TO
the payment OF all incidental expenses.
| Spins,er selections OF musical and
literary nature were entertaining features
| OF an enjoyable occasion.