The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-11-11
w aNI'ON,

Fred Newman has new runabout
buggy.
r NJ. Pierce, the grocer, gives green
uading stamps.
Welcome Irons new house on Lalay-
e,,e Park is nearly finished.
The Manton mills closed Tuesday at
Sp m. TO accommodate the voters.
Stella Ferri, aged ten wears, who lives
on Main street, IL ill with diphlheria.
Gladys, the daughter OF John Coughlin,
Is recovering from an attack OF diph-
liberia.
There ~ere present at the Manton Gram.
mar School, Tuesday, some Providence
visitors.
Election passed of very quietly. The
interest In the town ticket overshsdowed
everything el.e.
Al the Grammar school this term John
Remington is captain OF the lines. and
Adam Knox Is bell ringer
The Town Treasurer may be found
each Tuesday OF this month at the Post
Office To receive the taxes.
Rev. A, T.. Carpenter addressed a meet
ing OF the w. G. T. u. Monday evening,
al the residence OF Mrs. Gertrude Adams.
Halloween parties were held at the
residences of Edward Kennedy, John !.
Hughes, Benjamin Boss and a, +. Rem.
ingtor.
| A social TO rai,e funds for new singing
books for the Baptis, Sunday School will
occur Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Irons.
Il. a. Williams shot two white mink
last week. These animals are very scarce
and their skins are more valuable than
the ordinary mink.
There will be an oyster supper and en-
tertainment, Tuesday evening. Nov. 40,
In Odd Fellows Hall, under the auspices
of one OF the local churches.
The Manton Drum Corps proved q
rousing prelude 10 the marching of the
General Fire Ex,inguishcr Company's
squad In fhe parade Friday night.
! Prof A. $. Heavey has returned from
attending the recent denominationsl con.
/ ference of the Disciples OF Chrisi at 81
Louis, where aoa47 delegate, were regis
tired.
Daniel Rigney. who received a sPrained
ankle In the recent game between the
Manton Grammar School and scrub team
from the English High School, 10 recov-
ering.
An auction sale was held yesterday by
Auctioneer Calef at the Peter Equi farm
at Whaley's Corners on the old Killingly
road. II Ia understood that Mr.. Equi
will remove to the city.
The 6ne new pipe organ at 81. Peters
enthusiasm among the psrIshioners. II
IL not unlikely that a trained choir and
quarteite will soon be formed.
Frank Newman for president, Lila
| Thurber for secretary and Hattie Car.
penter for treasurer were the successful
contestants In the election held Monday
noon at the Grammar School by the slass
Of 1905.
The Junior Endeayorers OF the Church
oi Christ, under the direction OF their su.
erintenden,, Miss Susie Sprsgue. will
present a musicale entitled "rhe Con.
quering Cross" week from Sunday
evening.
| Al the Manton Bsp,is, Church, Sunday,
there will be n union temperance rally. In
which the Church OF Christ and the vsri-
Gus temperance organizations heresbouts
will participate. The speaker 10 TO bo the
wsll.known lecturer, Deborah Knox Liv.
ingstone.
The Johnston improvement Society held
a meeting iast evening In Kings Hall and
listened 20 a timely discussion OF an In
teresting theme by Mr.. William MaeDon-
aid, professor OF History at Brown Uni
verslty, whose subject was "Polities After
Election" There was a large number Of
citizen, present.
A mock trial, involyir q Q ssesstios al
divorce case, was an entertaining feature,
Tuesday evening, at the monthly meeting
Of the Manton Alumni Association, held
at the residence OF Miss Rose Dunivan on
Rowley street The organization H. In q
| hourlshihg condition aud eoniemplatss
holding banqus, In ths near future.