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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
THORNTON.

The Thornton Garage will remove to
the annex.
Col. +. w. Tillinghas, has arrived home
from Europe.
The Italian Societies hold gala day on
Columbus Day.
Charles Callahan ard family, have re.
moved TO Olneyville
). X. Luther is having an ar,esian well
driven at his residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson have
gone to England to reside.
The grounds about the new McNerney
cottage are being improved.
The Johnston Probate Court will hold a
regular session on Tuesday.
William Marryatt aud family, have re.
moved to Washington Park.
The Thornton schools on the Johnston
side are considerably crowded.
The Thornton Foot Ball team will play
the J. p. Coats here on Saturday.
The marriage of we'll known Thornton
young lady took place last week.
delegation from Pride Of the Village
Lodge VIII visit Westerly on Saturday.
The Johnston Town Council will hold a
regular meeting on Friday of next week.
The Johnston Lodge of Moose have an
entertainment on the evening OF October g.
The ST. Roman Foot Ball team defeated
the Royers of Pawtueket on Saturday
too.
Pride Of the Village Ledge will attend
the Congregational Church in body next
Sunday.
Town Clerk 5. X. Luther has been
confined to his home several days this
week by an attack OF malaria.
Tne Thornton A. c. foot ball team de.
fessed the Cromptons on Saturday a,
Cromp,ou by score Of too.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02

JOHNSTON.

Mrs, Henry'Ilill visited friends in Hart
ford last week.
MIR. Harry c, Taft spent Tuesday at the
Brockton Fair.
Mrs. William Cranston OF Edgewood,
was at L. II. Rhodes over Sunday.
Miss Alice Winsor has returned from a
two weeks stay at the White Mountains.
Mrs. Il, Rhodes and Mr.. l.. A. Dean
attended the Broekton Fair on Wednesday.
A deer was seen quietly grazing in Viii.
liam Rddy's orchard on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Kathryn Capwell spen, Friday
with Mrs William Carpenter of Provi-
dence.
Miss Agnes Lynch aud Madeline Bean
were at Walter Everetrs Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Barber Of Saunderstown,
was the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Edwin Hill
recently.
Harry Taft left Providence on Wednes.
day for a trip down the Hudson River and
two days stay in New York City.
MIR. Charles Pickles, while loading logs
last week, fell backward from the load
aud severely injured his right arm.
William Engley, who has been living
with William Watson on Hopkins avenue
for four years, starts Saturday for the state
Washington, where he will live with his
father. a.
On Sunday, near Brown avenue, a side
car attachment, containing a woman, part
ed from the motorcycle, throwing both the
woman and the man steering the machine
to the ground. With the exception Of .
sligh, spraning OF the mans ankle, no in-
jurics were sustained.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
CENTREDALE.

Roger Williams Lodge will hold meet.
ing on Saturday evening.
M. Kelly, the well known dress maker,
has an advertisement in tie TIMBs thi,
week.
Several we'll known men OF this place
have become members of Manton Lodge,
Loyal Order Of Moose.
Mrs. Frances Capron, former resident
OF this place, died at the residence of her
sister in Auburn, on Thursday.
Mari ed at Centredale, September Ieth
by Rev. K. c. Bennett, Currie Andrew
Leete OF Esmond and Margaret Bushee o
same town. Witnesses we're William
Taylor of Esmond and Mrs John Robert
Chambers Of Georgiaville.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02

X. /. Historical Society.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
MANToN.

Work is progressing we'll on the ST.
Peters Parish House.
Next Sunday will be observed as Peace
Sunday at the churches here.
Miss Kste Phillips has returned from a
visit to relatives at Harmony.
Miss Marion r. Mackie has resumed
her studies at Smith Collele.
Mrs. II. Keiehley and Miss Florence
Ke'ghley have returned from England.
Anson Winsor aud Il. Clinton Nicker-
son have gone to Cape Cod on a vacation
trip.
Irving Evans and family, have removed
from the olneyville section to Fruit Hill
Avenue.
Daniel Evans, the popular grocer, be-
came member Of Manton Lodge of Moose
last Thursday night.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02

Nicholas S. Winsor attended the New
port Fair last week.
Quite extensive repairs are being mad,
10 St Thomas Church.
Miss Ethelyn Smith is attending tn,
Technical High school in Providence.
Tuesday, October I3th will be "Neigh.
bors' Night at GreenviIle Grange.
Manton Lodge, No. 1859, Loyal Ordet
OF Moose Of the world will have class o
as Tor their next meeting October 9Th.
Many young folks from this place attend
ed the meeting OF the Smithheld Z. K
Union in Georgisville last Friday evening
There is very large apple crop in this
section. The fruit how, yer, is rather
smaller than usual on account Of the
drought.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
EAST GLOCESTER.

A number Of wells are dry in this section
{. w. Farnum purchased several cows
this week.
Lumber has arrived for DR.. Muusey't
new house.
Daniel Paine is visiting his brother in
Foster this week.
Mrs. Louise Lehman is entertaining her
uncle from England.
Miss Kate Phillips has returned home
from stay in Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Randall entertain.
ed Miss Clara Randall and Walter Millard
over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Knowles will speak Sunday a,
the Harmony Chapel and the juvenile
choir will sing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Chase have closed
their summer residence here and returned
to Providence.
The fair TO be given by the Laurel
Grange on Monday, October I7th, prom.
ises to be fine display.
Furniture belonging to Mrs. Edwin
Steere arrived here this week at the cot
iage she and her son will occupy.
All kinds Of society printing done al the
TINES Office, oIBeyyille Square. Our
prices are reasonable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
GRANITEVILLE.

g A. Carter and family have returned
after a summer spent at the sea shore.
G. w. Garter and Joseph Carter visitec
relatives in Connecticut the past week.
Mr.. Edwin Parnum has returned, aftei
three weeks vacation spent in Massachu
setts.
Mrs. Julia Harris is having her hous,
reshingled. The work is being done b,
Sanford Sweet.
William A. Sweet and family, have NOV
ed from the summer home on Pine Hill tc
their house on Mineral Spring Avenue for
the winter.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
GREYSTONE.

Married at IL South Larohmont avenue,
Creystone, September 26th by Rev. T.. c.
Bennett at 2 p IN. on Saturday, Alber,
William Gardiner of Providence and
Gladys May Bradbrook of Greystone.
witnesses were Arthur Gardiner and
Layinir Bradbrook,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
GEORGIAVILLE.

Man,on Lodge, Loyal Order OF Moose
will have their next meeting on October
9th In Firemsn's Hall, Manton.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
SOME MORE SHORT LOCALS

Mrs. Lixsie Van Hee. aud two
children. and . sister. Miss Anna
0ueber. all Of Kansas City. Mo-. who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Jack
Devine during the past two months.
will return homo today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X. CITIZEN. who
have been spending the summer
school vacation In Jacks Cabin.
Ounniaon county. returned to La
yunta last Wednesday. Next week
Mr.. Oiffen will resume his position
~ science teacher In our local high
school.
John Fisher returned home last
Saturday from = two months 90
journ In the east. during which he
visited most Of the points Of interest
ON the Atlantic seaboard from Bos-
ton to Washington. d. c.. aud re-
ports the very finest time Of his
whole life.
Mrs. Il. c. InEe and two little sons.
Reuben and Harry. returned home
Sunday night from Pueblo where
they had spent the week. While In
Pueblo the boys both had their ton
sils aud adenoids removed. They
Stood ths operation nicely and ara
feeling - veil ~ can be expected.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Il
l9lpa Emma Sellers. Of Denver.
|speat this week with Mrs. c. L.
esSaSv.
efs. Charles sisk. Of Pueblo, Is Il.
Evees cf her father. Eugene Rourks,
assd other relatives IN the city.
~. and Mrs. John Madigan re.
tnlned home from visit with Mrs..
MAdigan's relatives In Kansas City,
NJ
nnerson Allsworth 4 Visiting In
this city for . few days before re-
snming his studies At the Denver
ulivsrsity.
Mfs. F. J. MacKie aud two chill
dreas returned homo "wednesday
IRON two months visit with rela-
tjves in the east.
Ars. F. v. wordsn and little
daeghter Doris. returned home
Tnseday from few days visit with
feletaves in Topeka. Kan.
Miss Margaret Prsntiss, who has
- spending the summer in this
cafN with friends. returned to her
hone In Mansanola Wednesday.
Prof. F. p. Austin went 70 Las
Animas Yesterday TO attend the ded-
icatjon of the new high school build
lng which has Just been completed.
Miss Justine Rourxe and Mrs,
Aayme Farthing were hostesses on
Wednesday afternoon at IN auction
bridge party at their home on Carson
avenue
Or. J. F. Kearns left Tuesday night
for Montreal. Canada. where he will
take post graduate course. He ex-
pscss TO BE- absent from the city about
. month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy wilcox and
son. Ray. returned home Monday
from Palmer Lake where they
spent two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Smith.
Prof. Lloyd MAXWELL arrived home
Monday frsm Palmer Lake where he
has been spending the summer. and
VIII assume charge Of the Boys Cluh
again this year.
DR.. X. c. Sapero. the eye. ear. noss
and throat specialist. will be In La
Junta at the Sherman House. two
days. Monday ahd Tuesday. septem.
ber lath and 18th.
Mrs. Dora Mertsheimer. the matron
OF the City Hospital In this city. re-
turned home Tuesday from q several
weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs
u. M. Sisson. In Pueblo.
The Phi Sigma Delta girls met with
Mis- Lila Corbln Tuesday evening
After attending the theatre, they re.
termed 70 Miss Corbin's. where dain'
| ty~refTeshments were served. Th<
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

guests Of the club wers ~. Misses
Helen Mcvay. verA Wood. Allis
Nay Fisher and Norma Corbin.
Prof. ]. 3. Cilkey. who has been
spending the summer In Kentucky.
arrived 10 the city wednesday 70 ~
sumo his position as principal Of the
Commercial school here.
Mrs. A. r 0ambel and grandson.
Frederick Smith. left last night for
their homo In Memphis. Tenn, after
. weeks visit with Mrs. Gambel's
sister. Mrs. John Harding.
Leonard Thompson Il taking his
vacation from his duties at the post
office and left Wednesday for wis
consin 70 visit his parents. He will
also visit In Iowa. en- route.
The Santa Fe only sold loss tick
cts to Rocky Ford ON watermelon
Day. this being about 500 short Of
the record last year. It Il report
Cd that the attendance was not -
large q usual this year.
Miss Ida Herren. who attended
the summer school At Greeley and
spent the remainder Of the summer
at Eldora, Colo. arrivea home Mon
day night to assume her duties as
teacher In the local schools.
Mrs. c. r. scipes and Miss Celia
Monson. arrived In this city Monday
from their home in Slater. No.. and
will visit Mrs. Scipes' daughters Mrs.
John Dear and Mrs. Nick Dysart and
Miss Alsada Scipes for the next two
weeks.
Bring your children to the Sher-
man House. where DIR. X. c. sapero.
the well known eye. ear. nose and
throat specialist. will examine their
eyes and yours free for two days
Monday and Tuesday. September
18th and 18th.
Robert Phillips. VINO has been
spending the summer in Denver. ar
rived home Sunday night TO spend =
week with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Phillips, before going to Colo
rado Springs to enter Colorado Col
lege for the coming year.
q. r. Burnett. Optometrist. Of
Rocky Ford. spends the first and
third Fridays Of each month at
the Sherman Hotel. La Junta. When
your eyes need attention. investigate
his no-chart method Of examination.
It's better. Consultation II free
DR.. X. c. Sapero. eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist. Of Denver. will
again be In La Junta for two days.
Monday and Tuesday. September
l4th and 18th. At the Sherman
House. Consultation and exsmina-
tion for glasses free. Call early.
Prof. c. n. Herren arrived In L.
Junta Tuesday morning from lows
where he was called In July on &C.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

Mis- Esther O'Nsil proved herself
70 b. most charming hostess. when
on hast Saturday aftsrnoon she en-
tertained-a number Of her girl friends
q her home at sol Carson avenue.
In honor Of her sixteenth birthday
anniversary.
The parlors were prettily decorat-
ed with clematis and white marGuer-
ites and pretty birthday cake with
sixteen tapers surrounded BY madeira
formed the center piece on the din
ins table.
Games and music we're the diver
sions Of the evening after which
strawberry ice and cake were served.
Those who were invited TO enjoy the
party were the Misses Ruth Sherman.
lone and Alta Lewis. Laura STAINS
field. Eleanor Hively. Helen Ed.
wards, Florence Bomgardner. Irene
Spalding. Mary Prinster. Ursey
Moore. Catherine Coyle. Frances NIL.
Ter and Madge hasten.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

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for several weeks. ytsste1 Wtll
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Iowa. arrived In town the mn ~
the week: and. expects % rsnain r.
month visiting her sons and teoE-
ing after her property intseests ap
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living during the the past ~ -
three yeass with her mother. 49,,
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ninety-five years.
X. r. Stewart. formerly soqgo-
keeper Of the Santa Fs At this pe1l4
but who has been in charEe of ~
Santa Re storehouse It AlbuadseQue.
N. NJ, during the past year. has 5ust
been promoted 70 the positioA -
general storekeeper or the Coase
Lines OF the Santa re. with hea1-
quarters in Bakersfieid. Calif., ~
change being effective septsDbeF
LIST.
Jerry Miller. Of Savannah. No..
who used to run an engine on ths
Santa Fe out Of La Junta yeaFs
age. arrived In town Monday TO vis-
It his father. c. p. Miller. and other
numerous relatives hereabouts. Mr..
Miller ia now engaged In the haU.
coal and feed business. and II alss
is an indication Of prosperity he =
surely going some ~ he weighs
about an eighth Of ton.
Mrs. Emma Birkett. who was H.
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. c. A. Boor-
bohm. for . week. left last Monday
afternoon for her home In WashiAg-
ton. III. Even the allurins sntice-
ments Of Watermelon Day failed 70
induce her to stay longer. ~ shs ex-
pected TO reach home In time 70 en-
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Week" In her own town. Wise old
girl that.
Floyd p. Roberts. accompanied By
his family, arrived home last Mon
day evening from . two weeks 10
journ in California, visiting al The
points Of interest from Ban Diego 70
San Francisco. and returning home
over the Western Paeftc. via Salt
Lake. the finest scenic line In the
wide world. Mr.. Roberts says tho
worlds fairs at both San Diego aad
San Francisco are about ready for
business. and give promise Of being
the greatest shows on earth.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
nEsAday 80.

Mrs. J. W. Russell entertained
about thirty Of her friends q . 8
O'Clock dinnsr NoudAy evening in
hoaor Of her birtAday anniversaIy.
Garden flowsrs were used IN the dec
cfatioas and IN elaborats course
dinner was served.
After the dinner hour the evening
was sesat ts,in enjoyins masic and
playing cards and tho guests depart
Cd at late hour Wishing Mrs. Rus
sell many more happy birthday an
niverxaries.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
0e.as A~ay = o..lss. F..ey

One Of the plsasant affairs Of last
week was the party given on Satur-
day night by Miss Jessie Moore in
honor Of the young people OF the city
who are leaving 70 enter college In
various parts Of the United States.
Progressive Rook formed the ev-
ening's entertainment after which
. dainty two course luncheon was
served.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
. . .
Moore-Passsr.oa.

A very quiet home wedding was
solemnised last Sunday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Patterson.
when her daughter. Miss Beulah Pat.
tsrson. was united In marriage TO
Ar. Lorane Moore. Of Rocky Ford.
Tho ceremony was performed at
o'clock BY Rev. Emmanuel Payne. Of
the Baptist church. and the happy
couple left In the evening for their
home In Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
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Mrs.. Z. A. Crooks and Mrs. A. n.
Moore were hostssses on Friday sv-
ening Of last week at the home Of
Nrs. Crooks. 70 twenty young peo-
pie. complimentary to Mrs. Crooks
nieces. the Mlsses Anna and Jennie
Cabeen. and . number Of young peo-
pie who are leaving for college.
The evening vas spent In various
games. charadss. and biography
contest In which ,Miss Maria Moors
woa first priss and Mr.. Clyde SIN
eaair ths sscoa1. Late n the even
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
Fsesss...ye so.s...s rsrex.

Mr.. and Mn. J. 8. Nssdhan and
soA Leelte. entertained Z number Of
tAear frseads on Friday evening Of
~ week at . "Progrsesivs soner-
~ Party" Their gusses were ~.
and Mra ,. L. Mountain. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Smith and daughter. Miss Ruth.
and Mr.. and Mn, A. L. Nsedham.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

nsss session night rsfrsshments wsfs
ssfve1 ~ Ma Jones.
The apGt meesing viii y hsld %
esDtsmber 18th. With .. q. Wood
bridge. The officers elected were
Prssident. r. r. Jones; vics pred
dent. =. q. Woodbridge; programme
comnittee. r. r. Austin. Harry Al
len and G. c. Hearnsbsrger.
t4t
nlrthday Party.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
I.o..d T.sse IAs-r.ry ci.b.

The first Of the clubs TO take up
their work for the coming season.
was the Round Table Literary Club.
The first meeting for the season was
held Monday night at the home Of
r. r. Jones. and Officers for the en-
suing year were elected aud pro-
gram for the next three months was
arranged.
Prof. =. p. Austin gave . very in
tersstine talk on his recent trip In
he east and Of his studies In the
otats univsss,ty Of Wisconsin q
Nsiissa. AZ ~ cledb 'of tAs bsa-
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

The month Of August was . rec
ord breaker In the marriage license
Industry. The total number Of
marriage licenses issued during the
month was twentylnine. La Jun
u furnished l3 persons. Rocky
Ford 10. Fowler 8. Manianola /.
Weitser I. CAeraw 3: out Of the
county. but In the state. 10: out Of
the state. 8.
There were two double weddings
In the county commissioners' room
In the court house. The contract
ing parties were J. II. Bryant, Of
Ordvsy. and Miss Ivan n. Reno. Of
Sugar City. aud Frank r. Hollam.
Of Ordway. and Miss Dorothy H.
Singer. Of Sugar City: Charles Ees-
ton and Niss Adeline Coode and
Harry Easton and Miss REQ Bohan-
nan. all Of Fowler.
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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
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C.psd Bs.y :. : Bee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09

Harry e. Murray. as administrator
of the estate of his late brother,
Charles F. Murray, has filed in cir
cult court an inventory of the es-
tate. showing property worth a total
of $2250.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-09
PLANS
Being MADE BY:
They VIC, A.

Miss Margaret Bergen, who is visit
ing Honolulu in the interest of the
Associated Charities, conducted
question box" at a meeting of the
board of directors of the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association yesterday
morning and, upon the basis OF her
many years experience in social wei
fare work in Chicago and New York
City, told the directors what the local
association may do to reach more
girls Of all nationalities in Honolulu.
The directors asked Miss Bergen
many questions regarding the work
of associations in the East, with the
result that the meeting was trans
formed into an informal discussion OF
Y. w. G. A. work in all its many
phases. Miss Bergen, however, made
no recommendations as to the fur,
thering of the work in Honolulu. The
meeting was presided over by Presi-
dent Mrs. Walter F.. Frear, who re-
turned from the mainland yesterday.
Mrs. c. B. Gage was appointed
chairman of the social committee, and
made a member of the board of direc-
tors. She announced that she Is plan
ming a party which will be neld at
the Castle Home December 10 to
which all members of the association
will be invited. Each guest will be
requested to bring Christmas pres
ient not to exceed five cents in value.
What is to be done with the presents
will be secret until after the party.
Reports were presented to the d.
rectors by the secretary of the board,
the treasurer and the general seere-
tary. 1t was reported that Mrs. Gage
will be hostess at a party for the
members of the domestic science class
December IA. The travellers ad COM
..mittee, of which Mrs. oliver Walker
is chairman, met last week for or
SANITATION, the members chosen be-
ing Miss Rose Hatcher, Miss Agnes
II. Maynard, Mrs Carl Andrews, Miss
Harriet Forbes, Miss Adelaide He's
shey and Miss Maude- Post.
! 1t was reported that the Home
stead, King street, aside from having
been given a new coat of paint, has
received as Christmas presents
large collection of dishes, periodicals
and new curtains.