The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-11-08
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week in Providence, recently.
Miss Esther Goldsmith visited at the
home of her parents last week.
Many from here went TO Providence
Wednesday afternoon and returned home
Thursday.
Robert Dearden of Holyoke spent Sun
day with his cousin, Mr.. William. of North
Adams, Mass.
Mrs and Miss Colvn and Miss Hazard of
Providence visited Mr. and Mrs. Gardner
Howard last Sunday.
Ntr and Mrs. William Birtwell of North
Adams gavea venson dinner to a few
friends Wednesday evening.
George p. Nackenney of Boston spent a
few days at the home of Miss Matte Brit
well of North Adams. Mass
Howard Hill lost very popular young
lady last Wednesday. An account of the
wedding may be seen in the TIMES.
Miss Lillian V Luther and friend from
Providence was entertained at Mr.. and
Mrs Henry X. Luther's over Sunday.
Milton Birch Of the Albany Medical col
lege spent the week end at the home of
Miss Matte Brtwell of North Adams, Mass.
Mrs. Phebe Gorton, Foster Centre and
Mrs. John F. Pirce, Clayville were the
guest of their cousin, Miss Abbie f Pirce
at Johnston on Thursday, last week.
Mrs William Birtwell OF North Adams
gave dinner October IT, in honor of the
birthday of her son, John II. G.. Birtwell,
Mr. Mackenney of Boston attended.
Miss Mary Nichols Birtwell was pleas
antly surprised Halloween night by mas,
querade of twenty of her friends, games
music and refreshments were enjoyed.
Edward Judson Whitehead and Lillian
Vesta Luther were united in marriage by
the Rev. f. | Collins of the church of the
Messiah, on the thirtieth day of October.
Miss Junie p Gorton acting as maid OF
honor and Judson Fish as best man. Only
.he parents OF the bride and groom witness
ed the marriage ceremony After the cere-
mony, a reception was given at the home
Of the groom's parents at 62I Broadway,
Providence from six till eight O'Clock.
Musical selections were given by Miss Gala
Hulng and Miss Marion Ferris. After the
reception the married couple started for
Boston, taking the 9 OF train. A crowd OF
relatives and friends followed them to the
depot and gave them lively send off, bid
ding them goodby with many kind wishes.
They stopped at the Castle Square Hotel.
while in Boston. Among the presents to the
bride were the following: oil painting, scrap
basket, cracker jar, sewing machine, Mr..
ann Mrs. George Whitehead; combination
set OF six silver teaspoons, knives and forks,
butter knife and sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry K. Luther; cut glass sugar bowl and
creamer, Mr., ond Mrs James Whitehead; +;
linen tablecloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l..
Luther; fern dish, Mr. and Mrs Willis +.
Watteis pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. Lynch; salad dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Denan; fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lynch; set of table linen, Mrs Abbie J.
Austin and Miss Hattie Randall; fancy
plate Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Potter; six
tumbers, Miss Florence Doreen and Sera.
phiue Lenaio; teapot, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Huling; scarf for dresser, table and COM
mode, Mr.. and Mrs John Meledy; one
dozen linen napkins, Miss Junie p. Gorton;
berry spoon. Judson Fish; glass bread dish,
Mrs. McWillan; silver berry spoon, Mrs.
Leona NJ. Hill; meat fork. Mrs. Julia A.