The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-04
MANTON

day.
The schools will resume work Mon.
day, after two weeks vacation.
Seven young ladies will attend the
Colburn gymnasium class this even
ing in Providence.
The city school began Wednesday,
The Young Mems Athletic and So
cal Club will hold smoker this ev-
ening at the Manton Bowling Alleys,
Rev. Austin b. Finley, of LcNing.
ton. Ky, will have charge of two
weeks series of revival meetings be-
ginning January II at the Church of
Christ.
The ellison family and many others
in this locality are suffering with
scarlet fever.
John 4. Chase is building new
cottage for Patrick Brady on Chalk
stone avenue.
Town Sergeant Kimball was in the
Village yesterday.
John Rigney Of Becker avenue has
moved TO the Adams cottage.
Foresters' Hall was well filled
Wednesday evening with attendants
at the entertainment given for the
benefit of St. peters Sunday School
There was plenty of ice cream and
music.
II is rumored that city firm Is
soon TO start a coal and wood yard
near the mill. where the blacksmith
shop is located.
Miss Gertrude DcyercuX of this
place and the Messrs Arnold of Prov
idence assisted in the musical pro.
gram at Forestcr's Hall on Wedncs-
day evening.
A daughter was born "Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thurber of the
George Waterman road.
Three new cottages are being erect.
ed on Fairmount Park plat.
Anchor lodge Of odd Fellows ini-
tiated two candidates at it's last ses-
sion.
| Tuesday evening the Foresters ini-
tiated one member into the mysteries
Of the order.
The honor roll of attendants at the
| Sunday School of the Church of
| Christ contains the name of Miss Su-
sic Sprague who for period exceed
ing four years has not missed being
present a single Sabbath.
| The new canine ordinance has been
the chief topic Of popular comment
here this week
Mrs. Henry Colyin is very i'll.
Miss Esther Bates spent the holi.
days at Wakefield X. |.
Miss Ferry has moved to the Ev.
ans cottage on Hillside avenue.
! S. w. d. Evans is building new
barn.
Mrs. George A. Bates is GONZALES
cent
Mr.. John r. Herring, of the Union
Theological Seminary, spoke at the
Baptist Chapel on Sunday morning
and evening.
The Manton Grammar school al
umni will hold a meeting at tho
schoolhouse, Thursday evening, Jan
uary 10, at s o'clock Miss Sarai
Dyer Barnes will address the meet
ing. All graduates are invited.
Mr.. John Ryan is again on the
sick list.
Thomas Charles and Irving Gibson
who have been subjected 20 an at
tack OF scarlet fever, are reported
as resting comfortably
Mr.. George Porter, who has beer
suffering from an attack Of Grippe
is again able TO resume work at X
Richardson's.
= Charles. the infant son Of Mr. an,
Mrs. Patrick Dunnigan, was buriCt
from the home Of his parents
on King street, Monday
One candidate was initiated at th'
regular meeting Of Court Lyman, No
"a, +. Of A., on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. II. a. Burnside has opened ;
branch store in the Coats Block.
The Johnston schools reopened OF
Monday.
| Mr. Max Grabcn has moved his fam
ily 10 the Deveraux cottage on Green
Vile avenue.
Nr George Dunn Of Lchigh college
vas the guest Of his uncle, Mr. John
, r. Dunn of Hcdloy avenue, the past
week.
omcer Turuey arrested one drunk
last Sunday.
Owing 10 the crowded condition Oh
. the Johnston School. the school com
mittee have secured the Baptist
Chapel and with the aid Of a nc"
teacher who Is about TO be appoint
ed. will quarter a number Of child
: rem there.
Mr.. Joseph Saucicr has moved from
IOlneyyllle 10 the Richardson house or
MantOn avenue
Two Armenian christenings tool
place In Hughes Block last Sunday.
, Mr.. Joseph Coupe Is confined % hii
Z home with blood poisoning around th'
n eyes.
Rev 4. l.. Carpenter. pastor Of 81
Peters church rendered the childrcl
T of the church 2 reception IN Forest
9 er's Hall "wednesday evening.
Mr. Patrick Duggan of olneyville
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