The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-06
NANTON.

h. S. Williams has been repairing his
barn.
Z. 5 Bosen's barn mas new weather.
,ane.
New hymnal, are IN use a, ST, Peters
church.
John X. Hume has been confined with
the grippe.
The Msnton Mill are running overtime
making samples.
There are many cases OF grippe report
ed in This section.
Station agent Louis O'Brien's son ia Ill
with scarlet lever.
The Beacon Orchestra New Years so-
eial netled about $40.
w. f. Robinson OF England is visiting
friends in ihis section.
The Episcopal church is making or
raugements to hold iAir.
Walter Dudley has taken the position
OF foreman at the Manton Mil
Mira. W. h. Ne,ue,on who has been
quite III is able to be about again.
The Johnston schools will resume work
Monday alter two weeks vacation.
Paris Malhewson, who has been con
fined to his house 10y illness, is better.
Mr.. and Mr. Andrew Hunter have re-
turned from visiting out ot town friends.
The finishing touches ate being applied
to DR.. Roses house on Fruit Hill avenue.
Walter Middlebrook has taken po,i.
ton with the \. y, \. IA j IL. X. X.
Co.
Mrs. Newton DevereuX has been sub
scrber OF the Times since ito first issue In
1887.
Preparations are in progress for the AN
nual banquet OF the Manton Club In Feb.
rusTy.
William Hunt who nas been employed
at mill in Pouersville, X. l., has re-
turned here.
Mrs. Clara Dyer has been appointed
administrator OF the estat: OF the late
El, sha Dyer.
The vesIry Of 81 Peters Church met
Monday evening at The ie.iden,e OF Rev.
Mr.. Carpenter
a birthday party and turkey supper
will be observed tomorrow al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L ) Bowen.
The Girls Friendly Society, an auxiliary
of the Baptist church, held ,ocial last
evening al t'Woouasquatucke Casino.
Mrs. Samuel K. Hulme, while entering
her home at I4S Messer street Sunday
afternoon, was injured by a sharp piece
Of ice, thrown by young man on the
street.
DO you want hor.e blanket for either
street or stable user George Price, the
Olneyville harness maker, has a big stock
in his new store. You can save the
middle profit by buying Of him, IS4S
Westminster street, Olneyville, X. /.
Benjamin Hallowell, psymsster AT hte
Lymansville Mile, is occupying his new
home on the Greenville road, recently pur-
chased OF Charles Poole The residence
10 In a sitely location and when the
grounds are graded next spring, will be
one of the most attractive hereabouts.
James Brotherton, painter, and family
had a narrow escape Sunday while walk
ing the trestle at Dyerville. Mr.. Broth
erton saved himself by jumping into the
water, but his youngest child, whom he
had thrown out of the path OF the passing
locomotive, had its leg fractured by the
train. DR.. Rose rendered surgical assis-
tance.
What is the use Of paying high price
for your goods elsewhere, when we can
save you money here; Read our price
list through and then II you are not con-
vinced call and we will convince you.
Granulated sugar, II lbs. 81. 20; best tub
butter, 27e ID lbs. SI.oo; Elgin cresms
cry butter,7sc ID, 4 I-4 los SLoo; Wal
nut Hill tomatoes Ioc per cam Fox brand
tomatoes Sc can best leaf lard, TIc 10, S
lbs. SOC; Force, Zes,, Boston Brown
Flakes and Ready Bits, I3c pkg, for age !;
Mothers Oats and Mothers Crisps, Ioc
package, 3 for 75e; Bakers Cocoa, 7oc
can; kerosene oil, rjc gal, gal. for 6oe
fine cooking potatoes, 7oc PIX, 75c per
bushsl.-J. J. Hughes, Manton. X. /,