The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-30
M.ANTON.

Mr.. Hicks attended the monthly meeting
Of the Roger Williams Association Satur.
day at the Dyer residence on Pennington
avenue.
This evening at the residence of Mrs.
Gertrude Adams, a lawn party will be held
under the auspices Of the choir Of the
Baptist church.
An auction sale OF house lots on the
Phebe Brown Plat is billed for next week,
beginning July 4th.
First class carriage painting Ira Evans
shop, opposite Old kilingly Road, Manton
A number OF Manton people attended
the commencement exercises OF the X. l..
Commercial School last evening in Infantry
Hall
lanes Range, OF Springfield avenue, has
three year old climbing rambler rose
bush, which has over a thousand blossoms
and is said To be The most handsome speci-
men OF the rose family in Manton.
punu's Beacon orchestra is playing
Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Long
Meadow.
Duuu's orchestra ohciated At The Parker
-Siegcl wedding Wednesday IN the annex
The gas mains are being extended from
The corner Of Manton and Fruit Hill ave
nues to the city lines along both streets.
George I. Hughes, one OF the graduates
Of the grammar school. was the recipient OF
a gold watch and chain and a Roman signe'
ring.
Master Frank Irons has eight violin
pupils.
John NJ. Remington received from hi'
| sister, Agnes G.. Remington, an initial
engraved gold ring upon the occasion o
| his graduation from the Manton Grammar
school.
Earl walch's reputation as a bowler wal
established this week by score of ~
single string.
The graduating class o, the Mantor
grammar school presented handsome oal
chair to the school for use in It's library
A. T. Remington can crafty the mos
| fastldious wants in the line of fireworks
from hi, extensive and varied assortment
on sale at the post office building. Owe
$500 worth of the latest novelties in stock
G.. +. Sturteyant. OF Becker avenue, tn,
photographer, obtained pictures wednes
day Of the 1905 graduates Of the Msntor
grammar school.
Miss Pearl Baker Of Pasooag il the CUES
Of her cousin, Marion Hughes.
| Rev. c. w. Bruninghaus received las
week the degree of A. b. at Hiram Colleg'
Ohio.
George Hughes is making preparations
t. camp out during the summer at Pascoag
Principal Ilerrck P. Young graduated
a class Of six Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Evans, Irving and
Florence Evans, Miss Rose Clark and hcr
sister Miss Bertha Clark, the artist, will
spend the summer in Maine.
John Remington has invented an appara,
tus for firing cannon by simply pulling
a string It works slick.
Miss Mary Corooran will spend the sum
mer at Adm.
An enlargement Of the finishing room
is being made at the Manton Mill.
The mill closes today until after III,
Fourth.
VIM. Rigney is working at Shepard
store.
George Carpenter is taking thr census
John Ford, formerly Of Reeve, band is
playing with the Beacon orchestra.
A well known property owner on Main
street rcsorted Tuesday to novel method
Of inculcating morals. To prevent the
| presence Of boys on certain fenc. nesr
| the post Office, a coat Of New Orleans mo.
lasscs was literally applied to the tempting
seat.
An elaborate program Of graduation e..
crcises was held Tuesday evening IN iiol
denis Hall by the Glass Of 1905 Of the Man
ton grammar school, under III, direction
Of the principal, Miss Mary A. CorcorAn.
The following graduates, sixteen in num-
Der we're pre- senled with diplomas by school
committeeman, Rev. Alys T.. Carpenter
Alfred K. Black, Ethel e.. Colyin, Walter
~. Coughln. Hattie 4. Carpenter, Wm.
T. Driscoll, Caroline 5 Evans, Ada T..
Ford, John ?. Ferry, George T. Hughes,
Joseph A. Ia Claire, Albert ~ Miller,
Frank J. Newman, John ". Remington,
Daniel A. Rigney Lila :. Thurb.r, and
Everett L MinsOT.