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The Washington times., 1907-10-21


Yesterday afternoon at 4.59 O'Clock at
the new synagogue, corner Sixth and /
streets, Miss Sara RosenthaI, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. RosenUt al, Of this
city, was married to Joseph Levy, also Of
Washington. The interior of the Tenn
pie, which in it's present state, is in
spotless white. made a perfect back
ground for the beautiful decorations of
white roses, foliage. and palms, while
the pulpit where DR.. Schnaberger. Of
Baltimore, ofhciated, formed q canopy
or white ribbon wedding bells and
roses The bride, an attractive bru-
netJes wore a Ralenciennes Irish GRO
Cl-et lace gown over chiffon and taffeta
made In severe princess style. with
tulle veil gracefully Craped. envelOping
the entire figure. and attached to the
Aair with orange blossoms. She carried
q shower bouquet OF Bride roses. Miss
sophie Levy, wearing pale blue mes
saline gown and carrying pink Brides
maid roses, was the maid Of honor. Lit
tie Lillian ROSenthal and Mildred
ScuioSsoerg, the former in blue and the
latter In pink and each carrying bas-
kets of flowers. acted as flower girls,
while little Leo Schlossberg was page.
Mir. Levy had for mis- best man Max
> R0sentlIaL The ushers were Mack
Rosenthal Max Cohen. Harry DodeCk,
Louis Marks, and Jacob Schiossberg.
After the ceremony The bridal party
ArmOFy, where the bridal dinner was
served. and many toastE to the young
couple were given. At about o'clock
Mr- ana Mrs Levy held a reception 10
their many friends.
later IN the evening they left Tor a
tsgo weeks tour 20 New York Niagara
Falls. ard Atlantic City, Mrs. Levy's
travelling costume, being brown cloth,
with hat, boots, and gloves OF the same
color
Among Jhe out-Of-towu guests were
MIS-. :. Cast nan, New York. Mr.. and
Mrs A. Fink slstein, New York, AiT
and Mrs Cassel Cohen, New Ork, AR
and AIRS. a. Harris. Baltimore: Miss
Fannie Zlmble, Miss Annie Harris Mss
Katie Harris, William Edgar KatZCn-
stein, Henry Cohen. and a. Cohen, al
OF Baltimore.
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ARMY AND NAVY SEEK
LARGER APPROPRIATIONS

II the estimates which have been pre-
pared are accepted by Congress, the
appropriations for the army. navy. Ma
rine Corps, and revenue cutter service
will be the largest ever granted by Con-
gress. In the army the increase will be
s.. 100000 while the navy Will be con-
tent with little more than half that sum.
A bill for increased pay will be intro
duced by Representative a. B. Capron.
OF Rhode Island, which Il is understood
has the approval of President Roose-
welt
The Washington times., 1907-10-21
SUNDAY GAME OF CRAP
COSTS TWO YOUTHS SIS

That a game OF crap is not the best
sort OF pleasure TO indulge IN on a sun
day was more than demonstrated to
the minds Of Walter Clary and ELTON
Carriers, two colored youths. by a fine
OF SIS. which was imposed upon them
today by Judge Rimbau.
The two cclored boys were arrested
in the Smithsonian grounds and charged
with disorderly conduct and profanity.
A third member Of the crap game got
wise 10 the COppers' sooner Than he
other two. and escaped.
The Washington times., 1907-10-21
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS
TO SEND VOTERS HOME

The pending contest for governor OF
the State Of Kentucky was discussed at
a meeting OF the Kentucky Republican
Club last night, and steps were taken
to send a large delegation of voters
home for election.
II was said at the meeting that the
Republicans in Kentucky are wagine q
determined campaign in an endeavOr 70
Wrgst the state from the Democrats,
ind that Wilson, the Republican NOM
inee for governor, is making an aggres-
sive fight against Hager, the Demo-
cratic nominee.
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MRS. LENNON MUCH BETTER;
SWALLOWED STRYCHNlNE

Doctors at the Emergency IIosUitaI
said today that the condition of Mrs.
Annie Lennon. who accidentally swallow
cd a quantity of strychniae yesterday. Is
not serious, and that she will be able
to leave the institution this afternoon.
Mrs. Lennon, whose home is in Pitts
burg, c@He to Washington some time
ago TO care for her husband. who had
been Ill
The couple had been living at TIA
Eleventh street northwest.
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HOODS Sarsep arilIa

Has surpassed all other medicines. in
merit, sales and cures.
It's success. great as it has been. has
apparently only just begun.
Tt has received by actual count more
than 10000 testimonials in two years.
It purifes the blood. cures all blood
diseases, all humors and all eruptions.
It strengthens the stomach. creates an
appetite and builds up the whole sys-
TEN.
It cures that tired feeling and makes
the weak strong.
In usual liquid form or in chccolated
tablets known as sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
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MEAN OLD THING.

meg"
He SAID If you didn't obey the man
ayers order and leave off your switch
you'd be sidetracked. From an Ex-
change.
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whose marriage TO DR.. Milton H Pros
peri will take place tomorrow evening.
was rendered a linen shower during the
past week by the Father Lights, a mis-
sionary society Of the Metropolitan Bap-
list Church. Miss Shlpley has been
secretary OF the society FOG the past
Two years
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Mrs Larson, of Helena. Mon... left
last week for her home in the West
For the past ten days she mas been the
guest Of Senator and Mrs. Carter 81
Montana
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Newport.
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Paymaster Carmody, Z. s. n, and
Mrs. Carmody have returned 10 the CITY
and are staying at the Cairo for the
month Of October
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Mrs. Clifford Walton has returned to
Washington from Bass Rocks. Mass
Mr.. Walton. who is now camping in the
gold fields OF Nevada, viii return the
first Of next month.
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General Grant Pleased.

General Grant was the center OF an
interesting group at all times and
seemed TO be one officer who was look
ing forward 10 the ride. Talking 10 a
Times representatives, he said. 'Thfs
Will be the third test ride led by me and
l really enjoy it
~ 1880 o'clock General Grant directed
tnat the officers select their horses
Hlnung that the fat officers should taxi
me large eUrses and the small men
mount theF mediGm-siZcd ANIMALS a
rush was made for tie green U,grI
where the steeds were waiting and there
ensued a scene OF much SWAPPING. ex-
perlmenunB, and cabling of privatrs
ana attendants to select me a gentle
one, VIII yerg' Some Of the, particu-
larry robust officers sought hIther and
JhlJheF for saddles and horses seeming
20 possess necessary strength finally
made grab IN the dark, so TO sneak
ana mounted with many misgivinEs.
Conspicuous among the riders was
Col Daniel Lockwood, Of the Corps a.
Engiaeers, who holds the record for
love Of terra fiTma- Colonel Lockwood
today mounted a horse for the first
time IN thlrty-siE years. his last horse
manshiD stunt being pulled off in ArI-
iona Ia ISL He did not even practice
Tor tCday's ride. and mounted as though
he intended 10 show up in excellent
shape at the end
The Washington times., 1907-10-21
EMBASSY DEMANDS
REASON FOR ARREST
OF AMERICAN PARTY
American Millionaire Wal
IingS May Soon Be Re-
leased by Russians.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21.-The
United States embassy called on the
Russian authorities today for an explain
alton Of yesterdays arrest of William
English Walling, the American million
aire and noted socialist; his wife, for
merry Anna Strunsky. the famous Rus
sian novelist. and the latter's sister,
Rose Strunsky,
Though Legation Secretary Schuyler
did all in his power to aid the prisoners
yesterday, the absence Of high officials
from the city made IL impossible to
learn more than that the arrests were
made by order Of Colonel Jerasnovitch,
chief Of the secret police, and that they
are accused of affiliations with the Fin
uish progressives.
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ar and AIRS. Walter Acker and Miss
Nellie Acker have returned TO Wash
inston. They have been spending tile
summer In Basic City, Va.
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Mrs. Francis L0ring. has Joined her
husband and daughter. at their residence
on X street. She has been spending
the summer in New England
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Judge and Mrs Payson and their niece.
Miss Mabel Kent. have returned TO their
home. in Massachusetts avenue. They
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Wallings Arrested.

WaIllng heard his slster-in-law was
q prisoner and appealed Ia Secretary
Schuyler and Was waiting ar the Hotel
de France for news from the embassy.
when "a police captain and eight police
men arrived, arrested WalIins and his
wife ransackeu the formers luggage,
cCnhscated a quantity of pamphlets &
which Walling was the author and TOOK
NgIIing 10 the detention mouse and his
wife 10 the W9ueu's prison.
Miss Struusky Is Ia the new 1eil built
fer tne third section OF the secret
police.
Kellogg Iurland. the American lee
turer, was arrested IN connection with
the same matter. but released after a
short detention. and is oXerting himself
Ga the WaIuugs' behalf. The police are
sls0 looking for James II. James, al
American. correspondent Tor socialist
newspapers.
WaliinE IS a son Of DIR. WiIloughby
Walling, of Chicago, and Inherited
fortune from his maternal grandfather,
William II English. who ran for Vice
President of the United States in 1850.
His home Is IN Indianapolis He was
married last year TO Anna Strunsky,
the daughter Of a Jewish merchant, VINO
lost his wealth
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Wanted Information.

It Is believed the police do not intend
to hold the trio. but took them into
custody that they might have a better
chance TO extort Information from them
concerning their associates. Their re-
lease is looked for today. coupled with
orders for their immediate departure
from Russian territory.
The arrests were preceded by those Of
four Finns-three men and woman, the
latter the wife Of Prof. MalmsDurg, Of
Halslngfors University-w whom the
Walhngs and Hiss StrUnslCy had just
dincd.
Miss Strunsky had accompanied the
Firms 20 the railroad station, and was
Kidding them Eo0d-by, Wnel they were
taken into custody and her own arrest
followed a few moments LaLer.
The Washington times., 1907-10-21

Miss Al ua Louisa Forbes Taylor and
j. 4. Brown. OF Annapolis Junction. Nd.
viii be married I'm The brides nome
Edeewood. NestmOrelaud county. Va,
"Wednesday, November s. Only the
members of the two families VIII De
present.
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Wilson was universally recognized as a
man or splendid financial ability.
In 1861, while still a very young man
Mr. Wilson met and soon afterwards
married his present wife. He had one
daughter, who is married to Col. George
y. Davis now stationed at Vancouver
British Columbia. Three grandchildren
also survive him.
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Diseordant Exclamations.

Wel' well, haven't seen YOU since
You were a plebe at West Point said
one poTty colonel to another. They
shook hands for about three minutes
Gee but you We're fine plebe. TN
never forget that night" he continued
lbs brother officer seemed TO remember
me occasion also and seemed Erati6ed
20 Know that at last they both were ON
60, SluGl roofing and would receive to-
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OFFICERS PLEASED
WITH TEST RIDES,
RODE AGAIN TODAY
Seveny-two Officers in
Saddles for Fifteen
Miles.

"Why, these test rides are fun to any
officer who is IN proper physical condi-
ton" said Maj Gen. frederick ID.
Grant, commander of the Department
of the East, before mounting his horse
at Fort Myer this morning to take his
place at the head OF seventy-two of
hcers who began fften-mile endurance
ride
The ride which is the third led by
General Grant. began promptly at II
o'clock. and came 10 a happy end for
the army officers at 1.9C. when the
breathless riders dashed I'D to the hos
pital at Fort Myer for a physical ex-
animation.
The route was northeast from the
fort TO Rosslyn, therce via the county
road TO Alexandria and return. For the
first five miles the officers were allowed
70 warm up IN slow walk, then the
order was given for a fve-mile trot,
which was in turn followed with a five
mile gallops
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Last Net at West Point.

Various other things followed these
latter orders, principal among them be-
ing quantity of discordant exclama-
tons, vain putting and blowing, and the
exchange of a number Of views between
G1icers enduring the test side by side.
AS early as 9 o'clock, the officers be-
gan TO assemble at Fort Myer. Many
went on the trolley car in civilian dress
and with their swords carefully
wrapped in paper. To the uninitiated.
II was apparent that these rather tact
turn individuals were engaged on some
none too pleasant mission. but SO COM
pletely was their identity concealed that
rev knew the meaning of the suitcase
each carried
about 10 o'clock General Grant an
peared IN service uniform, being escort
60 from the Signal Corps Post entrance
Dy troops l., T, and G of the Thirteenth
CaVaIry. An hour was spent al head
quarters in an informal reception among
lIe oIlcers, many of them meeting
IN a score of years 9eoI'
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10

Now Is the time to take spring
medicine. Peruna, S3c; Sulphur and
Cream Tartar Lozenges, 10c per box;
Atwood's Bitters, 22c; Mason's Sarsa-
parilla, 55c; Iron Tonic Bitters, 69c 4;
Beef. Iron and Wine. 25c and soc;
Cascarets, 10c; Paine's Celery Com
pound, 90c; Kennedy's Medical Dis
covery, $1.33; Citrate Magnesia, 20c;
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, S3c; ;
Peroxide Hydrogen, 15c. We carry a
full line of Camera Supplies and do
Printing and Developing. BYRON A.
SMITH, Prescription Druggist, 10 Oh.
NEVILLE square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
SkEENNILLE

Rev. John Roberts supplied at the
Baptist church Sunday.
William II. Brown has re-entered
Bryant and Strattons Business College.
Mrs. G. Burgess and son, Albert and
daughter, Esther have been visiting at
her fathers, Simon Steere, this week.
Several from this place attended the
concert given by Prof. Henri Faucher.
Niolinist and +. o. 5. Orchestral
School of 100 pieces. held in Infantry
Hall Wednesday evening. Mr. Faucher
will play at the concert to be given ut
the Baptist church here in the near
future.
The annual business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society was held
I'm the vestry of the +. B. Church last
Friday evening Officers for the com.
ing year are as follows: President,
Howard ID. Hall: LIST Vice President.
May u. Lamb; 2nd Vice President, Mrs.
Lora H. q. ClCmCncc; Recording Sec.
rctlry. Cora l.. Burlingamc. Cores
punding Secretary. May II. Lamb;
Treasurer. Florence BraytOn. Look.
out Committee: Mrs. Mary Eldridge.
Chairman: Edith NJ Hall Sarah a.
Swcnsun, Mary NJ. StcCrc, Cora l..
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
NORTH SCITUATE

More than usual preparations are
being made here for Decoration eXer
CisCs.
Charles Kimball, formerly of this
section died in Enfield on Wednesday
of last week.
Henry Perry, boss farmer at the b.
f. Smith place, has been quite i'll this
week from serious attack of sciatica.
Irving Brown received the first May
basket of the season last Saturday
evening. 1t was of immense size and
a beauty.
Mrs. William Bennett. a sister of
Mrs. Fred Bowers and also of sydney
Adams Of this place, died in Newburg,
y. Y, ON Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Ellen Tourtellott, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia is now
considered out of danger by the at.
tending physician.
Mrs. Esther Hopkins has presented
the Free Baptist Society with lot on
gift will give a great impetus TO the
parsonage plans.
Mrs. IL. IL. Wilde. who for the past
three years has been staying with Mrs
T.. b. Taylor, has returned to her home
in Pawtucket to open branch of the
National Studio.
The Executive Board of the Provi.
denCc Christian Endeavor Union will
hold its May meeting on Monday
evening at the Baptist Church.
Rev. X. l.. Duston will preach next
Sunday morning on The Impossible
Demanded" and in the evening the
first of a series of four sermons, Pres
ent Day Lessons, From the Life of
Joseph
Herbert +. Taylor and Miss Ger
rude NJ. Potter. of this place, who
were recently united in marriage by
the Rev. Walter G. White at North
Attlchoro, Mass, will take up their
residence at the home of the groom's
parents.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
LOCAL NEWS

There is less building than usual in
Thornton this spring
Sergeant Bennett OF the Sixth Sta
tion is away on his annual furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hannay, Of
! Montreal, are visiting friends in this
| section.
w. A. II. Grant, formerly Of this
place has gone into business in Provi-
dence.
a cottage for summer use is being
built by John McGann at Grove Haven,
North Kingston.
Quite extensive changes have been
made recently TO the interior OF the
Olneyyille Square Market.
Mrs. Maria McCue is building a
three family house on Valley street.
John O'Donnell has the contract.
Quite extensive improvements are
being made at Henerman's | unch
rooms on Hartford avenue.
It is stated that the French Silk
Garment Co., Of Westminster street
is disposing Of its stock.
ST. Anthony Society, connected with
St. Anthonys Church Is holding fair
this week at the church vestry.
J. G. Dolbel. formerly with the
Riverside Mills, has accepted a posi-
tion with Herman Waterhouse.
The Messiah Guild held May fes
tival and fair in Irons Hall on We'd
nesday evening, which was well at
tended.
Mrs. Daniel lIeffernan Of Academy
avenue, who recently underwent an
operation at the X. |. Hospital, is re-
covering.
The third degree was conferred on
one candidate at the meeting Of Man
ufacturers Lodge, /. -. o. f., on
Tuesday evening
John O'Donnell the well known CON
tractor, has just begun the building of
a new three tenement house on Union
avenue for Otto Herzog
The best quality Of garden and field
seeds and the most improved agri-
cultural implements can be found at
the well known store Of William II.
Sawyer, Olneyville Square.
Iyanhoc Lodge, X. OF r., held very
well attended meeting in odd Fellows
Hall on Plainfield street on Thursday
evening Iyanhoe is one OF the very
livclicst organizations in this section.
The directors of the newly organized
Boys Club will meet this evening at
the Library Building. The selection
of location will be one Of the mat
ters considered.
l2O REQ cars were shipped during |
the month of March and April. This |
would make up solid line Of cars |
over two and one-half miles in length, |
and is generally acknowledged to be |
by far the largest March and April |
shipment made Dy a single factory in |
the world.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10

Burlngame. Harold T. Smith, Lora
T.. o. Clemence. Mrs. Ella s. Winsor.
Prayer Meeting: Mrs. Mary s. Win
sor. Chairman; Mrs Matte VI. Wal
cot, Mary A. Brayton, Pearl Morri-
son.
Missionary Committee: Bessie VI.
Mowry. Chairman Mary NJ. Eldridge.
Mrs. Stephen Austin, Mary 5. Winsor
Mrs. Arthur Winsor, Bertha w. Wal.
colt, Fred A. Burbank.
Social Committee: Harold T. Smith
Chairman; May B. Lamb. Lula b. Win
sor, Mrs. Henry Turner, Jennie T.. Win
sor, Florence Brayton Byron II. Win.
sor. Ruth f.. Steere, Sidney B. Win
sor. Mrs. Herbert Walling, VIM. II.
Brown, Charles 4. Steere, George +.
Kemp. Mrs. Lora +. o. Clemence
Music Committee: Mrs. Henry
Turner, Chairman; Rose A. Sebille,
Bessie VI. Mowry, Ella S. Winsor,
Pearl Morrison, Ethelyn NJ. Kemp.
Flower Committee: Sarah A.
Swenson, Chairman: Walter r. Tur.
ner, Mary A. Brayton.
Information Committee: Bertha w.
Walcott, Chairman; Mrs. Bertha An
CELL William Philip, Mary f.. Turner.
Chesret A. WnsOr, Helen S. Smith,
Earl Jacques, Florence VI. Colt.
Press Committee: Cora L. Burlin-
game, Harold Il. Smith.
Organist, Cora l.. Burlingame, 1st
Assistant, Mary S. Winsor, 2nd Asss-
Assistant, Mary S. Winsor; 2nd AS
sistant, Mary \. Brayton.
Sunday, May 18th, at $50 p. m, c..
T.. Services, topic, Lessons from the
Potriarchs. " Joseph Special music
Leader, Howard ID. Hall. Everybody
welcome.
The following bills were allowed at
the last meeting Of the Smithfeld
Town Council: Harold f. Smith, re-
pairing highway district No l. S120.41;
4 +. Steere, repairing highway dis
trict No. I, $69.75; r.. l.. Williams, re-
pairing highway district No. 3, SS6.5j;
John f. Whipple, repairing highway
district No. ., $ll7S4; George Smith,
services as police constable. $3.S4
keeping bridewell, 81; Jenckes Smith,
services town sergeant, $500, killing
e dogs, $12; Richard Tobin, commit
ting George Hammill, $50.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
IN THE DEATH CHAIR.
How II Feels When the Killing Cur
rent Is Turned On.

He waited second or an age. Then
from the chair, his body was swelling
t. some monstrous, impossible. inhu-
man shape his muscles were stretch
ed millions of hot and dreadful nee
dies were piercing and pricking him, a
stupendOus roaring was in his ears.
then "A million cOiOrs-cOlOrs he had
never seen or Imagined before, cOlorS
no one had ever seen OF imagined, col
Ors beyond the range Of the spectrum
new, undiscovered, summoned by some
mysterious agency from distant cor
ners Of the universe played before his
eyes. Suddenly they were shattered
by terrific explosion in his brain
then darkness.
But. no: there was still sensation. \
duh purple color slowly spread before
him. gradually grew li-htcr, expanded,
and with Il mighty pain he struggled,
cropping hia way In torture ana tor
ment over fcIrfuI obstacles from some
far distance remote a. black stars la
the cold abyss Of the universe. He
struggled back 10 llf", then an appall-
Ing confusion, a gra'p Of conscious
moss; hc heard the tirtiag Of the two
watches. Then through his brain there
slowly tricllrd a thread Of thought
that squrmad and glowcd like n white
bot wire.
\ faint groau escaped the pale lips
below The hla,G leather ma.k; tr"mOr
ran through The form H. t'lr chair; there
l. relaxed and Wa% StiIl
It's all over, YAc doctor. liftin" his
hn~ogs from Arch'c'9 wri T. tried to
smile ana w,1ri the urr'9ira'icn from
-.- rIcc WIN q n0n E'rchicl.-Irop
o"-~: "nit'" .'... "'ihc lum of thr
Balanc"."
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
ANTIOCH

The Richardson family spent Sun.
day at the farm here.
The diphtheria patients in the three
families are convalescing.
There will he a bean supper on
May odd at LawtOn Hill farm for the
benefit Of Antioch Chapel.
Mrs. VI. VI. Richardson Of Omeyville
and Mrs. J. p. HoXie Of PheniX visited
friends here last week
Miss Gertrude Young who has an
operation for abscess Of the ear at the
East Side hospital recently is at home
and nearly well
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
GRANITEVILLE

Daniel Young is confined to the house
with an attack Of rheumati,m.
Smith Bros. of GrcenvilIe are painting
the house occupied by Gaius Smith.
Albert Kenyon is bui ding the chimney
on the new fire station.
Earl Sweet and 6. a. Carter took part
to-day in the S9th anniversary parade of the
Boston Fusilcers and the +. l.. /. of Proyi-
dence.
The top Concord buggics sold by Lew
Fales, Washington street, Providence, are
the handiest vehicles on the road.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
HARMONY

Mrs. David Chapman of North ScituatC
is visiting at Mr.. Henry Halls.
Miss Louise Newcomb is taking music les
sons from Miss Cora Burlingame.
The school will carry out the regular Ar
Dor Day exercises by speaking, singing etc.
Mrs. Maria Nic<ery is being entertained
at Mr.. Henry Halls
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-10
Nearest the Pole.

Commander Robert +. Peary. the
famous Arctic explorer will lecture at
infantry Hall ON Monday evening OF
next week ON. Nearest the Pole The
lecture will bc illustrated by large
number uf fine views of the Polar reg
ions. Those who never heard Com
mander Peary lecture on his expert
ences in the frozen North should not
fail to hear him.