The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-05
LOCAL NEWS

ton.
Miss Edith Hughes is becoming an
expert chauffeur.
Gilbert Swain is having his barn on
Ralph street enlarged
Mr.. Durfee of 22O Webster avenue,
is out of town on a vacation.
Mrs. George Pratt, q Deborah street
has been quite sick this week.
William II. Collins of Truck No. :,
enjoyed a furlough on Tuesday.
Marshall II. Starkweather visited
Coventry recently on business trip
Postmaster Walter ID. Harris has
rented his cottage on Pocasset ave.
nue..
Gov. Utter addressed the Mems Club
of the Broadway church Sunday eve
ming.
Henry Davenport Of Lowell avenue
is recovering from two weeks i'll
ness. s7KIA
Austin o. Feltham, 223 Webster ave-
nue., has been on the SICK list this
week. SAG
Mr.. and Mrs. John McEvoy have re-
turned from a trip to the White Noun
tains.
Mrs. Stephen Watson of Whittier
avenue, has been confined to her home
by illness. i
John G. Peckham is building a block
at the corner of Union and Pocasset
avenues.
Mrs. Charles Archer, - Deborah
street, is entertaining company from
England
William Hay, the florist of Dyer ave
nue.. is having cupola built on his
residence.
The Providence Evening schools be.
gan October 1st with a fairly large
attendance.
w. J. Read has been confined to
his home, Ill Webster avenue, with
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs Jameb Mclaughlin
have returned from a weeks stay in
New Hampshire.
A number from Olneyvillc attended
the State Sunday school convention
at Newport this week.
The annual meeting of the children
Friend Society WAS held on Tuesday
at the Tobey street Home.
Mrs Horace Clarke of Lowell ave
nue. is residing witt her son, Eugene
Clarke Of Webster avenue.
Patrolman Wilkinson, OF the Sixth
Station, who was recently taken sicF
on his beat, has returned to duty.
George Douglas for some time heaC
clerk at II. /. Hough's Olneyville store
has severed his connection there.
Mrs. Geo. II. Sherwood Of New ROch
ellie, n. Y, is the guest of her mother
Mrs. Daniel Brown, of Viola street.
Free Baptist Church. PlainfielC
streets. preaching by the pastor, Rev
J. NJ. Lowden, morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Callahan, wht
have been spending a week in th'
White Mountains. have returned t
their home.
Mrs. Mathewman and Mrs. Wood y
Deborah street, attended the hOus,
warming at Mrs. Rushtons in Grey
stone Wednesday.
A representative of the Providenc
House Directory blue book is compi
ing information relative to the res
dents OF the annexed district.
Fred Page. who for some time ha
occupied the Calder cottage on DAME
avenue, moved this week into the new
ly repaired Calvin Harding cottag
near by.
L. II. Kirby. 21S Webster avenue
went to New York last Friday an
returned Saturday. bringing with hir
his two youngest children, who hav
been visiting their aunt for thre
weeks.
What Cheer Lodge, X and L., {
H., which comprises also the forine
membership OF Thistle Lodge, held II
opening social of the season last ev,
ming at Mechanics Hall, Fay's o.
chestra furnished music.
The body of the late William 3!
non was taken to his home in Nor
wich. Conn, Monday for burial. TIL
deceased died at the Rhode Islam
Hospital from injuries received by
fall down a flight Of stairs at Ia