The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-07-21


Tho (" Times" may fosnd for sals
each week as follows
Olneyville Square. James Shawcross
Manton avenue ue.............. NJ. Cormley
Hartford ave. ve.............l. r. Heiernan
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Centerdale. George /. Batchelder
North Scituate. ...........W w. A. Ranoall
North Scituate. Post Once
Ceorgiaville. ............. Richard Tobin
Also at the TINES once.
LOCAL NEWS.
George F. \. Beane is doing work at
Dyeryille.
The Marsh Fenner estate ON Thorn
ton avenue is being repainted.
Gospel meetings are being held in
a tent on Laban street.
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w. o. Blake was the speaker at the
Helping Hand Mission on Sunday.
The Times Office closes Saturday al
ternoons during the summer.
Mr.. Richard Hin of Parnell street
is leader of the orchestra at Willis
Casino, Block Island.
John w, Sheldon of Gladstone street
is having a seven-room cottage built
on Clarence street.
There appeared in last Sundays
Journal fine picture of Byron
Smiths new cottage at Bayside.
The Regents and the Troys will play
tomorrow on the Harris avenue
grounds.
The Pettis Mission enjoyed its an
nual excursion Friday to Oakland
Beach.
|. W. d. Pike is having repairs
made TO the cottage at the rear OF his
residence.
II is said that the annex is to have
two of its extensive beats covered by
policemen mounted on bicycles.
William Richardson, the Providence
contractor, is erecting new house ON
Dora street for Reuben j. Camp.
The Melvin stores in Rounds block
will be opened about September lst
by the Feiner Supply Co.
Ethan T. Sheldon's thermometer
registered l12 degrees at his residence
in the annex on Tuesday.
There was an auction sale yester-
day of four building lots on Clarence
and Wallace streets by the Goff Real
~ Co.
Harry w. Greenwood of Clarence
street is building three-story dwell
ling at the corner of Webster avenue
and Progress steret.
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NJ II. Corrigan, the druggist, is busy
getting the fixtures for his new store,
corner of Westminster and Avsser
streets.
T. II. McCusker is running roller
skating rink at Block Island.
Fred Beane is employed at the Citi
zens Savings Bank.
A 1t1 &c party of employees of the
Providence and National Worsted
Mills enjoyed a trolley trip to Rocky
Point last Friday evening.
John Flynn of 13 Putnam street is
critically i'll at the Rhode Island Hos
pital as the result of "a collision on
Elmwood avenue Saturday evening.
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Rev. Robert b. Parker, rector of st.
James church, conducted the Sunday
evening religious service at the River
View Casino.
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Lieut.. Tyler of the Sixth Station is
doing double work this month on ac-
count of Capt Rowe's continued ill
ness.
The members of the Sunset Club
who were taken i'll through eating
salad at the meeting last weeek are
all convalescent.
The Providence Primary and Junior
Sunday School Teachers Union has
been merged into the Providence
Graded Union for Sunday School
Teachers.
Olneyville is TO have roller skating
this fall, as it is understood that Ca
det's Hall has been leased for that
purpose.
The threatening showers of Monday
morning did not deter the Broadway
Baptist eXcursionists from having an
enjoyable outing at Mt. Hope Park.
The Boston railroad men are plan
ming TO cooperate with the Olneyyille
carmen August II on a moonlight eX-
cursion.
Too bad Charlie Radbourn is not
here to re-energize the Olncyville ball
team. II is understood that the asso-
citation has disbanded for the summer.
The shower interfered slightly with
the finale of the Rhode Island Mill
tary Bands concert Monday evening
on Olneyville square.
The German Dramatic Society OF
this place went on an excursion "a
Newport last Saturday afternoon. Mu-
sic and refreshments were served on
board the Warwick.
number from this place will at
tend the camp meeting at Old Doug
las next week.
Thomas J. Powers, secretary OF the
local Textile Union, will speak Sunday
at Textile Hall concerning his i'm
pressions of the recent labor confer
ence at Chicago.
The Missionary Committee of the
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