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

The Shepard Company is erecting
a stable on Willow street.
Hefernans Lunch Room open all
night, 10 Hartford avenue. II
John T. Kenyon of Rye street is
having his residence repainted.
The funeral of George Booth OF De
Soto street. occurred on Monday.
Court General Sheridan. F. of A.,
installed officers on Monday evening.
Bernal Platt of Plainfeld street, has
returned from visit TO New York
city.
The evening schools of the annex
opened Monday with a large attend
ance.
Harlan 4. Page of Webster avenue,
is recovering from a severe attack of
malaria.
Henry Charnley of Cleveland street,
is having new cottage built on East
woou avenue.
Hamilton Cray has moved into the
tenement at the corner of Heath and
Whittier avenue.
A new monument has been placed
on the Christopher Thornton lot in
Pocasset Cemetery.
Work on the new building at the
Weybosset Mills has been stopped on
account of strike.
DR.. Richard =. Boucher is expected
home this week from the Pasteur In
stitute in New York.
William Woodmancy of Jewell street
has had a handsome monument erect.
ed at Pocasset Cemetery.
Grand Master Andrew Dick will pay
an official visit Wednesday evening
to Loyal Bud of Hope Lodge.
John c. Budlong and Michael +.
Coyne, letter carriers at the Olney-
vile Station, are enjoying their fur
lough.
An enjoyable birthday surprise party
was held at the home of Mass Florence
Edmondson of Eas wood avenue, the
other evening.
building a veranda on the westerly
side of c. +. Walchs residence on
Barrows street.
John Sullivan, a catcher for the Fal
River New England League team, was
, painfully injured Saturday while play
ing on Merino Flats
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill of 2Oz
Whittier avenue, observed their iOtf
, wedding anniversary on Saturday eve
ming. 1t was a ruby wedding.
! Fred r. Inman has been in charge
of the classes from the Technical Higl
School which have been quartereC
temporarily at Roosevelt school.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd l.. Carr o
North UXbridge attended the Richard
son-Lawton wedding at the Mathew
son street NJ. T.. church last week.
Percy II. Rushton OF Webster ave
, nue., returned Saturday to pursue hi
/, studies as a third year student at th'
jefferson Medca. College at Philadel
phia.
:. John Casey is having the three stor.
dwelling at the junction of Pocasse
avenue and PlainfiDld street, move'
from the city property to Eastwoo
avenue
Il Herbert G. Calef, the real estat
:. dealer, has purchased large tract Q
land north of Union avenue and cas-
. of Whitehall street. The plat contain
o 70 house lots.
o Loyal Bud Of Hope Lodge has mad
arrangements with Rev. J. NJ. Lowde
II TO preach the anniversary sermon q
G the lodge on Sunday, November 19t
y at the Plainfield street church.
Through the efforts of Alderma
q Parker, it has been decided by TN
/ committee on highways to curb an
l. lay out Union avenue, from Silve
Lake avenue to Pocasset avenue.
S Frank Brady, Of 125 Manton av
ol nue. employed by the Pocasset lc
v Company. is at the Rhode Island iIo
e pital on account of injuries to his fee
caused by falling beneath the whee
- Of his wagon.
ID An account OF the works of Gener,
m Agent James y. Smith the Rhode Is
-e and branch Of the Society for Preve
e tion of Cruelty TO Animals, appeare
in last Sundays Journal. Mr.. Smit
is a resident Of the annex.
,r Miss Emma G.. Clifford of Whit,
Is avenue. who attended the worlds