The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-12
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Edwin F. Brown is able to be
out after her illness.
Miss Anna Randall of Central Pike
has been i'll at her home.
Heffernan's Lunch Room open all
night, Is Hartford avenue. If
Edwin F. Brown, who has been i'll,
Is able to be at work again.
Mrs Dewsnap has been entertaining
company at her home on Dorchester
avenue.
Walter NJ. Saunders of Dewey
street is building an addition to his
dwelling.
Bert Meade, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Meade of Viola street, has
been sick.
Robert Atwood has been making
some repairs to his cottage on AT.
wood street. =.
Rev Charles c. MacKay of Pocasset
avenue has returned from a visit to
Deposit, n. Y. ;
Mrs. Martin and Miss Ethel Irving
OF Ralph street are spending a few
days in New York.
Bud of Justice Council, No. 247 c.
w. b. L.. held a social in Irons Hall
on Wednesday evening.
Varnum Steere OF Pascoag, was the
guest this week of Miss Elvira Rem
ington OF Sunset avenue.
District Deputy Homer |. Cook and
board of officers will visit Manufact-
urers Lodge next Tuesday.
Philip Randall of Sunset avenue
has completed work on a carpentering
contract on Eastwood avenue.
George Love, conductor on the Dyer
avenue line, has just returned from
a months stay in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Matteson of Deborah street
and her mother, Mrs. Gately, are to
sail for v4Sngland next Tuesday.
Miss Winsor's School for Dancing
will reopen Saturday, Oct GOTH in
Mechanics Hall on Painfield street.
Maurice Sugden, for many years in
the restaurant business, has removed
to Alton, where he has been engaged
DR.. James Z. Briggs, the eyesight
specialist, has a new and handsome
sign at his Westminster street store.
James Crawshaw, the florist, is
making some improvements to his
grounds and buildings on Whittier
avenue.
Mr.. Oscar Maddans occupied the
pulpit OF the Second Presbyterian
church on Home avenue, last Sunday
morning.
Cyrus Remington harvested an eX
ceptionally fine crop of Roxbury rus
sets at his orchard on Sunset avenue
this week.
Miss Jennie McClintock of Cohoes,
n. Y, has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elias M. Hendrick of Neutacon,
kanut Hill.
The Boston Sign Co, which has
been located in the Stokes Block, for
the past six months has removed to
Snow street, City.
Waldo M. Place OF the annex has
recently been elected commander uf
st. Johns Commandery, Knight TEN
plars OF Providence.
Rev. Frederick Pullan, formerly OF
the Pilgrim Congregational church on
Harrison street, is supplying the pull
pit Of the First Congregational church
at Pawtucket.
Edward p. Metcalf, president of the
Atlantic National Bank, and Walter
Brown are attending the bankers con-
vention at st. Louis.
Mrs. Hannah Jordan, who has been
a resident of the annex for the past
two years, has gone to Charlotte, y.
c., to reside with her daughter, Mrs.
Levi Wightman.
Mrs. William r. Wilder OF Central
Pike, who underwent an operation last
week on account OF an abscess on the
lower jaw is improving under the care
OF DR.. Lester 8. Hill.
Patrolman Melville p. Bates of the
Sixth Station, a resident of the annex
and Miss Harriet Kenyon of Messer
street, were married Tuesday after.
noon at the home OF the bride.
The work of fitting up the store in
Rounds Block for the penny vaude;
Vile is approaching completion. The
new place OF amusement Will have a
fine entrance and 1t is generally pre-