The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-04

ihuisuay evening"
c. J. DesRoches was in Fall River Tues
day on business trip.
George Whitehead of Broadway is spend
ing the week in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Rossiter made an
automobile trip to Elliott, on Sunday.
Misses Mary and Flora McNabb spent
Sunday with friends at Somerville, Mass
Miss Annie CalvIy spent last Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Worcester,
Mass.
The Ladies Social Circle will hold "a
Christmas sale in Library Hall on Deem
ber 10th.
Patrolman Sullivan, of the Sixth Station,
who has been seriously i'll, is able to be
out again.
Rev. Merritt L. Gregg of Auburn will
speak at the Tabernacle Church Oh Sum
day afternoon.
What Cheer Lodge X. and l. OF II held
a dance last evening in Mechanics Hall.
Plainheld street
Fred Farrell of New York spent Thanks.
giving with his parents i'll the annex return
ing on Monday.
Claus Hanson's stores are noted for their
finely selected furnishing goods. 1t is no
mistake to try them.
Rev Bowley Green will speak at the
Mems Meeting at the Tabernacle Church
next Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Hackett, well known employe
of the Rhode Island Company, has recover.
ed from au attack OF fever.
Inspector Wilkinson, OF the Sixth Sta.
tion, who has been suffering from an in-
jury to one of his eyes is able to be out
again.
Misses Nina Rossiter and Ethel Richard.
son entertained a party Of friends at A. T..
Kossiter's summer home at Conimicut on
Sunday.
Miss Nina Woodward for the past three
years stenographer at the Office Of the
EarnsclIfe Mills has resigned her posi-
ton there.
Emery J. San Souci attended luncheon
at the Grown Hotel OH Monday given by
Governor Elect Pothier to his newly Sc
ected staff.
Say have you seen A. Bainton & Son
add on the front page of this issue, if not
you should read 1t and not loose any time
in securing some of the bargains they are
Offering.
A Christmas sale aud entertainment
under the auspices of the Dorcas Society
and Sunshine Band OF the Free Baptist
Church will be held at Library Hall,
December Sth.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett N. White of 81
Oak street observed the twenty fifth ami
versary Of their marriage on Saturday
evening. Quite company Of friends and
neghbors were guests and the evening was
most pleasantly spent.
SIs to $50 genuine diamond rings, care
fully selected white and very brilliant dia-
monds, set in up-to-date Tiffany and
Beicher setting, exceptionally good values,
at j. A. Angell's, I9zS Westminster street,
Olneyville.
Everett NJ. White, book-keeper at the
Earnsclife Mills, was presented with very
handsome silver salad dish on Friday, Of
last week, in honor of the twenty-hfth an.
niversary of his marriage by the overseers
Of the Earnseliffe mill and the office force.
The presentation was madeby Superintend-
ent c. w. Robinson.
Manufacturers Lodge, I. .. o. f.. at its
meeting on Tuesday evening elected the
follow ing officers: Noble Grand, George
~ Barton; Vice Grand. ]. Albert Wood (;
Recording Secretary, Joseph Akin; Finan
cial Secretary, K. J. Shawcross; ;.Treasurer,
Joseph Cough; Trustees, A. w. Smith,
Thomas Walch and G.. X. Parker.
A very enjoyable home wedding occurred
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II Mitchell, z44 Plainheld
street, onwednesday evening, when Estelle
Bernice Mitchell was united in marriage
to Leroy Harvey The bride and her at
tendant, Mrs Maude Turner. were attiied
in white muslin, the bride wearing a veil.
The groom was Intended by William S.
Mulcahey. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. II. Starr, and large company
Of friends was present to congratulate Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey. who are to live at z44
Plainheld street.
Sloan's Liniment, age. Brown Mixture
and Muiate Ammonia Cough Lozenges,
roc. Humphreys II. age Laxative Bromo
Qlinine Tablets, 7Sc. Liquozone, 45c Ssott
Emulsion, 45c. and Soc. Father John $