The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-26
OLNEYvILLE
Gleason. .Gabbl Hupt'aIs in the
Church Of tho Messiah
Band Stand Now Crowns keu.
taCOnkanut Hill Park. Notes

Miss Sarah Gabbi and David Gleason
were united in marriage by. the Rev.
Frederick /. Collins last evening at the
Church OF the Messiah the church being
we'll filed with relatives and friends OF
the happy couple. Misses Selma Ander-
son and Alice Holsworth were the brides
maids and Miss Annie Gabbi the maid OF
honor. while the best man was Ernest
Wolfe
The ushers were Clemence Maud. Alfred
Butterworth. William Bainton and VIII
liam Quigley. After the ceremony the
bridal party was driven to the homo Of
the brides parents, at "a Mantle avepue.
where an elaborate wedding dinner was
served and the handsome tokens OF love
and esteem in which Mr. and Mrs Glea-
son are held were viewed
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs Glea-
son took the train for New York and
before returning they will visit Philadel-
phia, Washington, Baltimore and Ma
CARA Falls Upon their return they will
make their home at harrington. Mr..
Gleason holds a prominent position with
the Consolidated Railroad company at
Warren.
HAVE DONE THEIR SHARE.
Through the united efforts OF Alderman
Parker and Councilman San Souci band
stand has been erected on the highest
point OF Neutaconkanut park. They have
also caused a road 10 be built from Sun
set avenue TO the top OF the hill This
road winds around the hill and has been
constructed with an eye to beauty. From
the band stand on a pleasant day New
port, Fall River and other places can be
seen. These gentlemen are doing all they
can TO have a larger number OF concerts
nj this rl than has hepn the custom in
the past.
HAD AN OUTING.
Prosperity lodge. Daughters Of ST.
George held it's annual outing at Boyd>
Heights yesterday afternoon. In the eve
ming the degree team, which won the
prize Mt the national convention OF the
order at Buffalo about one year ago, held
an interesting session in odd Fellows hall
on Plainfield street
WILL SELL THE BUILDING
The committee on city property has de-
cided TO sell at auction on Tuesday NJ
next week the buildings on the land re-
Gently purchased by the city at the juno
tion of Plainheld street and Pocasset are
nue. as a site for a ward room and school
house.
GOOD SHOWING.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
made a very credtable showing during
the short parade about the square this
morning. Thomas J. Mathews was mar
shal for the associa ton, and Capt. Foley
was the commander of the Emmet Rifles,
GENERAL MENTION.
At the meeting OF st. Mary's branch.
Irish Catholic Benevolent union, In Guild
hall. last evening. five candidates were
initiated. and two applications for mem
bership were received
A lot OF lead pipe was torn out OF a
! new building at 206 Huntington avenue
| Tuesday night The owner, William Z
| Wlnsow, also reports that considerable
| damage was done TO the building.
The committees of ladies and gentle
! men OF ST. Theresa's parish selected e
arrange for a picnic on Labor day vii
hold a joint meeting In the school hal
| this evening
The funeral OF Susan NJ. Kenyon. wife
| of the late Abraham Kenyon Will be held
| at the residence of her son-in-law. Leroy
T. Bennett. 257 Union avenue. tomorrow
at IL o'clock
The Olneyville and Mapleville baseball
teams are scheduled to play on the Mer'
| ino fats field Saturday afternoon.
The work OF preparing samples for next
season has been completed at the Earns
| ciffe mills. and already orders are com
| ing in in a most satisfactory manner.