The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-11
GRE ENVILLE


and Mrs. Henry F. Reach, died on
Friday.
Benjamin T. Owen of Olneyville has
just completed monument to be
placed on the grave of the late Mrs.
Warren Burgess at Chepachet ceme-
terry.
DIR. Fred Thrift entertained party
of Olneyville doctors, lawyers, and
druggists Sunday at his summer home
at "Skeeterville." A foe roast duck
menu was enjoyed.
Miss Carrie + l.. Simmons of Green
vile and Oscar f. Johnson of Provi-
dence were married by Rev. DR.. Vose
at his residence, Thursday Afternoon,
at 6 o'clock. Immediately after the
ceremony they took the evening boat
for New York and trip up the Hud-
son. On their return they will reside
la Providence.
Allen Brown and Waldo Steere are
doing the repairs at the mill.
Miss Abbie Leonard of Providence
and Mrs. DR.. Gerry of Brooklyn
called on their uncle, Edwin Mowry,
on Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Austin and Mrs. Bassett
attended the clam bake given in
Harmony by Mrs. Hannah Austin on
Saturday. The gathering was in
honor of Miss Maud Page of Scituate
grand daughter of Mrs. Austin.
A party of young ladies started out
last Friday in guest Of pleasure and
rest which can always be found at the
picturesque Conanicut park. Miss
Cora Burlingame, Miss Lulu Winsor,
Miss Edith Hall and Miss May Lamb
made up the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Il. Walcott have
been enjoying short stay at the de-
lightful Qlonochontaug beach.
A novelty in the way of an amuse-
ment was introduced by the social
committee at the last meeting of the
o. II society in connection with the
Baptist church, the chairman of the
committee being Miss May Lamb.
The novelty cousisted of trip to tn o
Catskill mountains and judging by
the appreciation of the people the
trip was a great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tinkham of
Providence called on friends in
Greenville last Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Keach, who was visiting
Mrs. o. A. Tobey, returned to Valley
Falls on Friday night.
The sympathy -s4~the community is
With Mr.. and Mrs. III. +. Keacb, whose
infant son, George Henry, died on
Friday last. Services were held at
the house Sunday at 1890, and the in
terment was in, the family lot near
Greenville. The Rev. J. w. Colwell
ofliciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Steere of
Providence are visiting relatives in
Greenville. A party of them drove
TO Harrisvillo Tuesday to visit others
of their kinsfolk in that neighbor-
mood.
The Misses Brown of Pawtucket,
who have been guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Richard Clemence for several
days, returned to their home a few
days ago.
DR. b. Nj. Latham and family of
Mansfield, Mass, are visiting in
Smithfield this week, dividing their
time between Greenville and Wion-
kheige Valley. The little daughter,
Elizabeth, is slowly recovering from
quite severe illness.
The Sunday school of Saint Thorn
church enjoyed their annual picnic on
Wednesday, going to Roger Williams
Park for their outing.
Last week Wednesday the BaI tist
Sunday school and their friends went
to Fields Point for shore dinner, and
from there to Roger Williams Park
for the afternoons pleasure.
f. II. BRAZIL, NJ. d., returned Satur-
day from very enjoyable vacation
at Wood River Junction.
Miss May Atwood of Providence is
visiting Hon. A. u. lowry and fami-
ly,