The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-04
PERSONAL

] SulhutI AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dcd'h'
DIR. Isaac w. Sawin, Miss Ida Sawir
and Miss Cordelia Dow have been Wis
iting at the Dow cottage at Ions
Meadow.
Reuben Dunn. who is in the Provi
dence Telephone Company's employ
is camping out for two weeks al
Greene's Island.
Adelbert 8. Heaney, principal of tho
/ Rhode Island Commercial School, and
Mrs. Heaney have returned from q
/ visit TO Maine.
George b. Heaney, instructor in ste
biography and typewriting at the
Rhode Island Commercial School, has
opened a similar school at Cambridge
Mass.
Many English people from this sec
ton will participate tomorrow In the
British Day games at Crescent Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis Of Webster
avenue are entertaining his mother,
Mrs. Davis, and sisters, Miss Alice
Davis and Miss May Davis OF New
Jersey.
Miss Hattie POhle Is spending a
three weeks vacation in the Adiron.
dacks.
Miss Mabel G. M Lincoln Of the an
mex and Miss Rose NJ. Knott OF South
Providence are visiting Saunderstown
NarragaDsctt Pier and Wakefield for
several weeks.
Fred Farncl is working In the local
ticket Office OF the Providence and fall
River Steamboat Company.
Arthur Sicgcl Of Daniel avenue Is
working i'm the ticket Office at the
Rocky Point wharf
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Mann OF
Barrows street have been spending
several days the past month as the
guests OF Prof, ana Mrs. j. Kelsey Fen
ncr OF Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene NJ. Sawin and
son, Melvin, arc touring England IN
their automobile. Mr.. Sawin, an Of
fetal OF the John NJ. Dean Co., Is well
known in Olncyyillc.
A picture of l.. Sweet in his new
2O-hOrse power Steycns-Duryea tour.
ing car appeared in last Sundays
journal.
Miss Alice Page and sister, Miss
Gladys Page oil Webster avenue, are
spending the week at the Fairbanks
Farm at Greene, IL. !.
Miss Grace NJ. Sherwood of Laurel
llill avenue, a student at Pembroke
College, is working this summer In the
catalogue division OF the John Garter
Brown Library
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Littlciicld,
Miss Mabel LittlcGcld and Percy Pat
tCrsOn were the guests Sunday OF MISS
Ethel Coffin at the Wilcox cottage at
COnimiCut.
Mrs. Libby Swain, William Swain,
Forest Swain, Mr. and Mrs. James IL.
Coffin, and Miss Emma &. Clifford have
been guests at the Coggcshall and liol
den cottages at Fields Point.
James E. Coffin and family started
Monday for Craigville to occupy their
new summer residence there.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Leach are at
Melvin, n. IL.
Miss Mary Salisbury is the guest of
MonsOn, Mass.
Rev j. NJ. Lowdcn will spend his
vacation with relatives at Upper Ca
nard, Queens County, n. $.
Rev j. NJ. Lowdcn. who attended
the Free Baptist assembly and Cha
tauqua summer school at Ocean Park
last week. delivered an address enti
tied "A Day on Lake GaIilce."
Rev. Carter t. Cate will preach Sun
day, Aug. 20, at the Free Baptist
summer assembly at Ocean Park, Me.
Edgar r. Spencer, editor of the
Hope valley Advertiser, was a caller
at the Times Office on Monday.
j. Davis Hubbard of Manton avenue
is COnyalCsCCnt.
Mr.. T.. II. NiCkcrson and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Nicnsing of Providence
are among the recent arrivals at
Bradford Park.
Mrs. William b, Alycrson of Plain
field street Is i'll.
Herbert l.. Kelley of Laban street,
starts on his annual two weeks vaca
ton next week.
Mrs. Herbert Francis is the guest OF
friends at Westerly.
Leslie Il. Swain of Ralph street was
i'll this week.
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