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

Al the penSHl concert lof nOlllas
McNally the sum of $3.50 was raised.
The Hungarian Band, composed OF
boys, who perform at Rocky Point
has a number OF admirers in this sec
ton.
Thomas Shaw starts this month on a
trip TO Newfoundland.
The terror Society has been formed
here. Its members are well known lo-
cal motorcyclists.
Thomas Barks and wife are sight
seeing at Paris.
William Atchinson, who is on visit
TO the Scottish Highlands, expects
10 visit the celebrated lake region o.
Killarney, upon the return trip tc
America.
Harry Paulson is doing the summer
repair work at the Thornton school
house.
Mrs. Alfred BaXendale of Thornton
avenue is spending three weeks in the
country.
William Seymour has been assisting
Harry Paulson at the Thornton school.
house.
Alonzo Patterson, pursuant to his
physicians orders, will spend several
weeks recuperating at the home OF
relatives in Maine.
Eyarilda Shaw has returned from
DR.. Peters Hospital in Proyidenc,
She is much improved in health and
will spend the remainder of the sum.
mer at Block Island.
A party of eight young men, who
usually enjoy good fishing luck at Oak.
land Beach, are asking each other
what was the trouble with the fish
there few days ago. No reason can be
| given, as everything, even TO the num-
ber OF fishermen, the day of the month
and the ideal weather conditions were
seemingly propiuous.
To accommodate the mill employees
the evening mail now leaves for
Providence at 7:l5 instead OF 5:l5
o'clock.
Herbert Spencer is planning TO re.
turn TO England to accept position
with the Morley Company, the largest
| hosiery manufacturers in the world.
Mr. Spencer will reside at Sutton in
Ashfield.
The Dalton tenement has been en-.
gagged by Ephraim Bedford, superin-
tendent of the Victoria Mills.
The confining weather of Sunday af
ternoon rendered many young people
| OF this village peculiarly susceptible
to the Lolly Pop fever microbe, which
in this section is OF quite malignant
type.
Leonard Morley is spending his W
cation visiting at Antioch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Youde are en-
tertaining his mother, Mrs. Hayes,
and brother, John Hayes OF Philadel
phia.
Harold Hand has been chosen treas
urer of the Thornton Football team for
the coming season.
A novel summer house, the improve
ment of back fence, and the artistic
treatment of the ash pit are features
commanding attention at the garden
contest at Rush City.
Mrs. John Rothery, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Parker, and niece
Miss Gladys Parker, are visiting Eng
land. They will take in the popular
Nottingham festival, known as the
goose fair, which occurs the first of
next month.
Samuel Youde met with an accident
Wednesday evening on Dyer avenue
at the Cranston Print Works village
While riding a motorcycle around the
sharp bend of the street at the north
end of the village the machine encoun
tered the car track and threw its
riders. Fred Holroyd, a professional
motorist, was in the party and rem.
dered assistance TO Mr.. Youde, who
received some bruises and violent
shaking up.
Reuben Belts experienced a clos
call while swimming the other day at
Randall's Pond Mr.. Belts, although an
! expert swimmer, was seized with a
cramp while in the water. His brother
Andrew, who was with him, made an
effort TO snatch him as he was sinking,
but missed him. While in this danger.
| Gus predicament, the drowning young
man chanced TO remember a bit Of arl
vice he had once heard that when one
is taken with cramp he should hold
the affected limb as still as possible