The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-20
MeNTON.

The Marno family has vacated the
Irons farm.
Harris w. Inman is confined 10 his
home by illness.
A whist party was held at K. b.
Evans Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Mason Of Auleboro returned
Tuesday after visiting Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle was held at
he Baptis, church last Monday alter.
noon.
John l.. Waiermsn's 100 hens have
averaged thirty dozen OF eggs weekly
for the past month.
a. c. +. social was held Tuesday even.
ing at the home of Miss Lizzie Jenson,
Gladstone avenue.
The funeral OF Mrs. Timothy Cullen of
662 Gladstone avenue, was held wednet-
day at 81. Pa,riek's church.
Court Lyman, +. OF a, held formal
opening OF its new quarters, Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday evening.
The funeral OF James O'BrIen of this
place, station agent at Tarkiln. was held
Tuesday at st. Thomas church.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will!
hold an entertainment and variety sspper
at the church next Friday evening.
George Carpenter, driver Tor X. l..
Rose Company Is undergoing treat.
ment for appendicitis at the hospital.
William Finn was made the recipient
OF a handsome watch on his birthday.
The gift was from his uncle, Mr.. Keil,y.
Rev. Charles Bruninghsus exchanged
pulpits Sunday with Rev. Roland A.
Nichols o, Highland ST, church, worcet-
ter.
Mrs. willis W. White formerly OF this
village, died Thursday at her home iE
Waterford, Ct., where the funeral oc-
CURED Sunday.
Michael Gilleran, boss dyer at the Man.
ton Mills, and Miss Mary Morgan OF o.
neyvile were married Monday at ST.
Thomas church.
The supreme and grand officers, be-
sides many city and state oaicials Of the
lodge attended the Forester exercises
Tuesday evening.
Prof. Walter G. Bronson OF Brown Uni
versity lectured Monday evening at the
Baptist church. His subject was, "Bi-
cycling In Europe
Earl Walch, Chester Ford, Charles Bates
and Almond Gushsy, who we're on the
sick lisl, are improving.
meeting WAS held IN Msnton last
week TO make arrangements for the an.
nual reunion OF the former pupils OF the
Winsor District School. The time and
place OF the meeting will be announced
later.
The estate OF the late Elisha Dyer, con-
sistirg Of 10 acres Of farming land, seven
building lots on Fruit Hill avenue, and
numerous farming, dairy and poultry
sppurtenances, Is advertised at private
sale by Mrs. Dyer.
The Manton Grammar School Alumni
will hold reunion this evening al the
school. The dramatic club connected
with the Organization will announce the
caste tor the drama. "Willowdsle,"
which is soon to be rendered.
Substitution in prescription work often
causes serious results. You take no
chances if you have your prescriptions
prepared at Houghs pres tcrlp,ions drug
store. For twenty-five years the leading
the prescription store OF Olneyville.
The newly elected Bible school officers
OF the Church OF Christ are Superinten.
dent, r. A. spelmani Secretary, Agnes
Remington Treasurer, Mrs. K. a. Spell
man; Librarian, Clarence Howard IA
sistant, Charles Barrett organist, Mamie
Laierierie.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge, X. OF T., OF
this place has ceased TO exist. On We'd
nesdsy evening Of last week, the some
two score remaining members OF the
lodge became enrolled as members Of
Iysnhoe Lodge Of Olneyville. The char
ter psrephernslia. Il ETC., Of Abraham
Lincoln Lodge has become the prop
erty Of the grand lodge Of the state while
the cash, pictures, trophies and etc go TO
Ivanhoe Lodge. The chances Of the
local lodge becoming stronger were con
sidered very remote, hence the consolida.
tion.