The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-08-18

James White of the T. +. Allan & Co IS
store, has returned from trip to worces
| ter
Miss Alzada Page of Lowell avenue has
returned from her vacation trip to North
Foster.
Arthur Entwistle of Lowell avenue has
purchased handsome new rubber tired
buggy.
Miss Lizzie Murphy, at Colwell's restau-
rant, is spending the week with relatives in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus b. Horton OF
Wsckford visited friends in the annex on
Tuesday.
Miss Flora Armstrong of Lowell avenue
will spend her vacation visiting in the state
Of Maine.
Miss Mary MacMarr, employed at T. T..
Allan's store, has returned from her vaca-
ton trip.
William Randall Of Terrace avenue has
returned from Connecticut to his home in
the annex.
Representative and Mrs. Henry c. Cor
ton are spending week at the White
! Mountains.
Mrs. George Armstrong of Lowell ave-
nue. has returned from three weeks visit
to Rockland.
John Entwistle, jr., the Lowell avenue
milk dealer, has had a telephone placed in
his residence.
William Moore of Pocasset avenue has
returned from visit among relatives at
Attleboro, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L Kelley Of
Laban street are trout fishing in the lake
regions Of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Harriet II. Richardson, librarian of
the Olneyville Free library, will spend her
vacation visiting Beckett, Mass
Miss Catherine Collins in the T. T
Allen Company's employ, will spend her
vacation this week at Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan A. Page have re.
turnad from a visit at the home Of Mrs.
Emma A. Fairbank at Greene, X. /.
Leslie Z. Swain of Ralph street returned
Monday on hrs bicycle to Craigville, Mass.
to spend the remainder of his vacation.
Elmer Frary Of Palm street, accompanied
by his mother, Mrs. Frary, are spending a
three weeks vacation at Bradford, VI.
Miss Alice Page, Miss Gladys Page and
Master Eddie Page oil Webster avenue have
returned from visit to Coventry, r. L.
Mrs. Davis, who resides at the corner Of
Harlan street and Lowell avenne, sustainud
second stroke Of paralysis few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crownnshield of
the annex returned Sunday from two weeks
of recreation spent at Melvin Village, N. III
William Murphy, for several years car
starter on the Square, has been appointed
an Inspector of district No. q. Fred La
Voice succeeded Mr. Murphy as local
starter.
John Taylor, s,orekeeper at II9 Plain.
field street, received a severe injury
Wednesday afternoon on Plainheld street
near the Square by being thrown from his
team and striking his head against a pole.
Frederick Coleman, the expressman, has
fvot MI
which, on account Of the cesspool water
flowing into the cellar, was condemned last
week by the city health authorities, and has
moved to Ralph street.
Mrs. Walter s. Brown Of Jewell street is
critically i'll with blood poisoning. Some
time ago, while stitching on her sewing
machine in the twilight, the needle pene
trated her middle finger and dislocated the
finger nail. The accident, while painful at
tee time, was soon forgotten until the poison
set in last week. Drs. Fisher and Smith
have been attending her.
DR.. James w. Parsons and Mrs. Parsons
of Buffalo, N. Y, arrived in Olneyville
Saturday and spent brief visit renewing
old ties Of aequain,aneeship among their
former parishioners Of the Free Baptist
church. During their stay Sr. and Mrs
Parsons were entertained at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan A. Page Of Web.
ster avenue. Dr.. Parsons is enjoying good
health. Several months ago beT resigned
the psstoraie Of the Free Baptist Church Of
Buffalo and since that time has been
preaesiug At D Bsptis, church ct Buasio
and at various places in Maine and New
Hampshire. - ]