The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-05


Daniel Evans has re-opened his store,
after the recent FIRE.
The mill is running full time, loo looms
being busy, it is said.
Joseph Parent and family have moved
O Greenville Avenue.
John ]. Hughes has added another auto
truck 10 his delivery department.
Mr. Edgerton, OF Orchard Avenue, who
has been i'll, is noxaable to be out.
Michael Galligsn and Roland Hill are
enjoying short hunting trip in Maine.
Mrs. Kelso OF New York City, was the
guest Of Mrs. Joseph J. Bates last week
The Manton Mothers Club will meet
with Mrs. James DooIey, OF 48 Cedar st {,
next week.
Mrs. Emma Burli' ame Of Providence,
S spending the week with Mrs. Frank
Hawkins.
Many from here attended the opening Of
iIannsway's Drug Store on Pocasset ave-,
)n Wednesday.
The Fair a, ST. Tbomas' Chur' begins
IN Monday next. A big success. financial
and social is predicted.
The Golden Chain Club will meet at the
home of it's president, Miss Eva Wann, on
Krlingly Road, next week.
Harry Layfir;d, depot master at HI
Manton Station, lost his automobile by hre
at Tarkiln, on Tuesday night.
An entertainment for the Sunday School
children vas held at St. Peters Parish
House on Thursday evening.
William Gilbert of Jersey Ciy, N. j.
who has been the guest OF Mr. aud Mrs.
James Fahey, has returned to his home.
Mrs. c. J. Howard and Miss Emma II.
Remiu gton visited iheir brother, John M.
Reming on, in franklin, Mass, on Sun.
day.
Miss Mary Corcoran, Miss Abbie smith
and others from here attended the meeting
Of the Providence Grange on Thursday
night.
Manton Lodge, Loyal Order Of Moose
have finally settled upon the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each mouth for their
meeting nights.
The Church of Chris, is holding cottage
prayer meetings on Thursday evenings.
rhe meeting last Thursday was at the
home Of A. I. Remington.
Court Lyman, I. o. y, f. held meeting
on Wednesday evening Regular meet
ings will now be held OH the first and
bird Wednesday Of the month.
The recital of Miss Bertha Irene Coupe
aud Mrs. Amy Eastwood Fuller in Fire
mems Hall on Friday, November 10Th, is
being looked forward to as a pleasant treat.
With the help Of Councilman Winsor
and the untiring efforts of the residents,
electric lights and water have been installed
OH Kiliiugly avenue. both are very much
appreciated.
The Manton w. c. T. U. will hold its
November meeting on Tuesday evening,
November 9th in the Manton Grammar
School at 7:4s. A report Of the District
Convention will be given by one OF the
d d.egstes and an interesting meeting is ex-
pected.
The ordination of W. l. Gallnp as pastor
OF the Manton Baptist Chu'ch will take
place in the near future. Mr.. Gallup
who graduated from Brown University in
the class OF 1915, has served as minister OF
the church for some time. He will be
welcomed as its ordained pas or by a host
of friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Bapis'
Church met with Mrs. Anthony Corcoran
on Thursday afterno II. 1t was II e regular
annual meeting and the election Of officers
was held. Mrs. George Keighley was
elected Pre- ident for the coming year,
Mrs. Edgerton, Vice President aud Sec
retary, and MIS-. Shepard, Treasurer. The
work committee Of the past year was re-
elected. -Four new members, Mrs. NicEer-
son, Mrs. Mosley, Mrs. Newcome and
drs. Martin were admitted TO the society.
Pans for the future were interestedly dis
cussed.