The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-11-26
MANTON.

J. J. Hughes has purchased two new
horses.
Louis lie Clair has accepted a position
with IL. Keighley.
The condition OF Mrs Nelson Devereaux
is about the same.
John Carson has retired from the fruit
aud produce business.
The Misses May and Grace Mosley have
returned home from the X. |. Hospital.
Mss Isabelle Cullen lett OH tuesday for
a short stay with relatives in Jersey City
Miss Margaret Keighley is confined to
her home on Becker Avenue with diph.
liberia.
Mrs. Emma Br,lingame OF Providence,
has accepted a position at the Hawkins
Restaurant,
Fred smith motored TO Cambridge on
saturday TO witness the Yale and Harvard
iootball game.
Mrs. E1z beth Pagan aud Miss Cath.
crime McCauley spent Thanksgiving Day
with friends In Boston.
George Potter lost very valuable
hound dog while on hunting trip to
Kingston, last sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Standeven Of Belleyille
spent Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs
George Bates OF King street.
Rev. W l.. Gallup, pastor Of the Manton
frptist Church spent Thanksgiving with
his mother at Springfield, Mass.
An oyster supper and Christmas sale
viii be he'd at the Manton Baptist Church
on frIday evening, December 10th.
Mlss Annabelle Fahey Of Jersey City,
is here on a short visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James fahey, Of Cedar ot.
The X ) q. and the Girls Of the Golden
Chain Of the Baptist Church have planned
10 give an entertainment IA the near future
A number OF peope OF this pace attends
cd the weddbg of John bennington anu
Miss Helen Punen at Franklin, Mass, on
Wednesday.
Mathew Mccormick returned from the
Rhode Island Hospital on tuesday, where
he has been confined for the past six
weeks with typhoid fever.
The cottage prayer meeting OF the
Church of Christ will be held at the home
OF Miss Nellie Irons on George Waterman
Road, next Thursday evening.
The condition Of Mr.. George Brown who
for the past lew weeks has been confined
to his home by an attack Of blood poison.
ing is greatly improved
Johnston Hose Co., No. 3 will hold their
installation OF officers OH Monday evening,
December 3. A supper aud entertainment
will be given to which the Ladies Aux
ilIary and the wives Of the members are
Invited.
The young men Of ST. Peters Church
together with the rector, gave a surprise
party IN honor OF EDWIN ]. Lidford, who
for many years has been sexton OF the
church. Mr. Lldiord was the recipient OF
many valuable and substantial gifts.
The Sunday school Board Of the Manton
Baptist Church will hod their regular
meeting on Thursday evening, December
zud, at the home Of Miss Caroline Mac. |
nalr of Vermont 81. The latter part Of the
evening will be devoted to teachers train
Ing, by Rev w. l. Gallup.
Al the annual election Of officers Of the
Johnston Hose Co., No. g. the following
officers were elected President, Everett
Wiusor; Vice President, William Carson.
Recording secretary, Harry Smith; Finsn.
cisl Secretary, Harry Hopkins, Jr [; Treas
lrer, A. Robert Black; Captain. ). Is.
Winsorj First Lieutenant, John Hopkins;
second Lieutenant, William Evans 5. Is.
WiDsor was elected as delegate TO the
state firemen's League, with Robert
FRAZIER as alternate delegate. The Board
,i Governors consists Of A. I. Remington,
Alfred Black and Frank Newman, ST..
The cottage meetings Of the Tabernacle
NJ T.. Church are TO be held IS follows on
" ednesdays, December Ist with Mr. A.
Mills, zo7 Eastwood avenue, December 9Th,
Mr, K. Van HouseD, So Broadway,
December 18th, MI II. Mckenzie, Ia