The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-11-09
LOCAL NEWS


night, 10 Hartford avenue. u
Mrs ]. II. Young of Greystone visit
cd in Olneyville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tilinghast have re-
Gently moved on Progress avenue.
The Rhode Island Company is re-
pairing it's rails in Olneyville square.
Miss Alice Gibson is working in Al
len Print Works on North Main
street
An agent for the "Children's Home
Finder" was in Olneyville on We'd
nesday.
Clarence /. Brown OF VIOLA street
was visitor in West harrington on
Monday.
Louis A. Briggs has purchased the
Hanley blacksmith shop from Nigeant
Brothers.
l. \. Arnold and W. F. King visited
Davis Brothers boat shops at Warren
on Tuesday.
Dennis Mountain of Magnolia street
has finished his labors in the Ne!'
bosset Mills.
Councilman T.. ]. San Souci expects
-
stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spirey and family for
merly of Greystone, are occupying Il
tenement at II Deborah street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Knapp and SON
of Philadelphia, are guests OF the
formers parents on Webster avenue
Robert Hesketh, the well-known
newsdealer at III Plainfeld street
has been seriously i'll at his home .
Edna street.
Sam w. Lewis. a former resident
Of Olneyville wa" in town on Satur-
day. Mr. Lewis now owns poultry
farm in Warwick.
hunting patty consisting OF DaVld
Brown. James Waterman, CharleS -.
Capwell and William Carmen were III
the souare. Wednesday morning Win
n fine specimen o. raccoon capluTeu
the night before near Greene station
Doris f. Read, the four year OLD
d,uohter of George w. Read Of li9
Daniel avenue, died at her nome ouil
day as the result of burns received
Saturday while at play near Dohire
which her playmates had set III some
leaves.
At the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday. November IL, the pas
for Rev ]. V. Osterhout Will preach
nj 12.15. There will be a missionary
concert and Mrs. Peckham OF boston
known as an eloquent speaker VIII
give an address at 7:l3 p. III. sun
day school at 10:45 a. M.
A s Kiusaas of Providence has
taken the old Swindelrs photograph
studio in Stokes block and has rem
SEATED and improved the rooms yer!
much. Mr.. Kinsalas, VINO mas pGeh
negotiated with one of the best pho-
tographers in city, proposes "
run studio for good work III the pho'
tograph line.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward }.
Shawcross was held at her late nome
11I Alverson avenue on Friday after
noon of last week Rev. Frederick l.
Collins offciated at the service, when
was attended by many trlends anu
relatives. The bearers were Nllllam
Blitclift. John Biltclift, Thomas Clark-
con and Frank Freeman ana the III
torment was at the POcasset Gene
terv. There was very large NUMBER
of floral tributes.
Miss Nina Rossiter, daughter OF n
r. Rossiter. gave a party "Wednesday
evening at her summer home at Con
imicut. Two cottages were arranged
for the reception of the party. In
one games were played, and the com
pany iourneyed to the second where
real Hallawe'en feast was served
Many of the old cus'ome were fol
lowed out and afforded much amuse-
ment. Among the friends from TINS
section were the Misses Pauline ana
Alice Seigel, Jennie Fenner Emma
Glazer. Alice campbell, Blanche Har'
ris. Sadie Barney and others.