The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-10
MANTON.


J. V. Barnes is serving on the grand
jury.
Fred Mann has recovered from an at
tack OF the grippe.
A family named Murphy moved here
this week from Paseosg.
James $. Keaeh hss concluded his
labors at the Msnton Mill.
Jarvis Smith of Graniteville 10 about
to change his residence to this village
A regular meeting OF the Johnston I'm
provement society was held on Thursday
evening
Stanton r. Smith will assist In the con.
cert to Se given by X. ID. Hope, March
20, at Olneyville.
Howard Evans, who has secured an ex-
cellent position In the printing business
AZ Boston. called on friends here recently.
Go to your druggist and get q bottle OF
Bakers Norwood Liniment and be
cured OF your sore throat and colds. chest
and lungs.
The alumni ol the Manton Grammar
School are rebenrsing for a dramatic
presentation TO he given soon after
Easter at Holaen's Hall.
Now IL the time to advertise your
property at auction. For best results
employ Herbert G. Calei, Auctioneer. I.
6i4 Banigsn Building, Providence. r. |.
The entertainment a, the Baptist chapel
last Friday evening called an excellent
audience. Whites orchestra furnished
music and program OF excellent quality
was given
The dramatic entertainment entitled
THE Jolly FArmsrs". held last week Al
Holden's Hall. under the auspices OF ST.
Peters church. proved very successful
financially.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Church
Of Christ gave a Ghost Party" al the
home of Prot. A. $. lieaney at 5Sl Broad
way on Tuesday evening. A large mum
Der were present.
a Photographic reproduction oi the
family Of eight sons and two daughters
OF MIR. and Mrs. Matthe~ II. Burnside OF
Cherry Hin avenue was recently taken by
VIM. Mills and Sons.
The All Right Whist Club ppet Tuesday
evening at Mrs. Alfred Winsoi'. wilIh
Ambsoh won first prize, Bert Quinn and
prize, Mics Delma Winsor won fret
ladies prize, Mrs, Bertha Quinn ,econc
ladies, Wm. Small Third gent,. Mex
Tuesday evening the club meets nj Mira.
Smails.
The Manton w. C. +. u. enjoyed a
pleasant evening with Mrs. Dunn OF
Providence on Monday. A delegation
OF nearly thirty made up the Manton
party. An address by Mrs. Terry. music
and refreshments served to make sn in.
teresting and varied program.
On Wednesday evening March the
frat. the home ~ Mrs. Geo. Babcock on
Msnton Ave. was the scene Of pleasure
and gayety, the event being the four
teenth anniversary Of her son, Herbert
A. Thrif's birthday, and also the thir'
tecnth birthday OF his cousin, Frank W..
Lin den. Early In the evening about
forty OF their friends arrived and for q
few hours games were INDUCED IN and
refreshments psrisken Of with rest and
pleasure. which only the young can
enjoy. The young gentlemen were the
recipients Of numerous presents from
their many friends, who left for their
homes about ten O'Clock, after having
spent a most enjoyable evening and wish.
ing many happy returns OF the day.
The wise man buys where he can save,
The unwise, where he loses;
The unwisc buy their goods elsewhere,
While the wise ones 60 TO Hughes.
SO get wise and e. 10 IIughes' and par
sake Of the bargains offered below Best
potatoes, re PIX, 6oc bn.; best granula'ed
sugar ~ lbs, tI.oo; best tub butter, SAC
h., J lbs sI.oo: fancy seeded rsisins, Ioe
pkg, ! pkgs, age; pure leaf lard, roc lb.,
lbs,4Sc; fancy soda crackers, &c lb.. lbs
age, California rice, &C b., q lbs. 15e; fam.
Gus Walnut Hill toma toes, Ioc can, $40
a doz, and many other prices too numerous
70 mention. We arc especially anxious to
have you call and look over our prices, as
we feel confident that We csn save you cash.