The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-04

George Robley of Thornton has opened
store in this section.
Miss Annie Pollock has moved into her
new house on Webster avenue.
Frank Van Starch has entered the en-
ploy Of the Colwell Restaurant.
Walter Guile of the EsrnscliHe Mills is
spending the week in New York Cily.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. q. q. r. held a
well attended meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Olneyville and All Stars play game
of ball on Saturday on the Merino grounds.
DR.. q. X. Fisher has been confined to
his home several days this week by illness
Conductor r. |. Thayer OF the Brook
street line is suffering from a sprained arm.
II is expected that the repairs on Lib
rary Hall will be completed IN about two
weeks.
Several from the annex attended the W.
c. +. L. Convention in Providence this
week.
The fureral OF Patrick Ileenan was held
at his late residence on Roosevelt street ON
Monday.
Miss Abbie Brownell, stamp clerk at the
Olneyvile Post Office is taking her annual
vacation.
The new front Of the Olneyville Square
Market is completed and presents fine APP
pearance.
Ivanhoe Lodge X. of p. will hold bas
ket party and social on Thursday evening,
October 18TH.
What Cheer Lodge No 81, X. and l.. Of
IL. held well attended meeting on Thurs
day evening.
A telephone was placed in DIR. &. B. Col
wells office in the Tabernacle Building on
Tuesday.
The French Republican club were the
guests of the Tenth Ward Republican club
on Tuesday evening.
Letter carriers George Sheath and Leo
NJ Smith CT the local post Office are away
on their annual furloughs.
! Miss Lena Vanderbeak, an employe o.
the EamsClihe Mills Office is spending her
vacation at farview, n. II.
Frank McGlinchey of San Francisco,
| Calf, is the guest of his brother, John
McGlinchey Of the annex.
Henry Collingham and family. Of Pocas-
set avenue, have returned from Conimicut,
where they spent the summer.
Miss Nina Woodward, clerk at Earns
cliffe Mills Office has just returned from a
vacation stay in Nsw Hampshire.
Mrs. Grace Harlow, manager of the Mills
Tea and Butter Company's Olneyville store,
returned from her vacation on Monday.
r. A. Atwood has purchased the house
on Hartford avenue, formerly occupied by
Sam w. Lewis and will remove il to a lot
on Whittier avenue.
Rev J. NJ. Lowden will preach at the
Free Baptist Church on Plainfield street on
sunday at 1915. The morning service
will be followed by the Lords Supper Rally
Day exercises at IL IS; Y. p. S. &. 4. a.
8 p. m. and evening service at 7 O'Clock.
The Union Aid Society building on
Dewey street has been sold Hereafter the
entertainments and suppers Of the society
will be held in a hired hall. II is under
stood that the sale Of the building will in no
way retard the excellent work of the society
"The Sunshine Band" Of the First Free
Baptist Church held a regular meeting on
Saturday, September %, at the home Of
Gertrude Emmett, I3o Webster avenue.
Plans for the coming season were discussed
and considerable business transacted, After
the business session refreshments were
served followed by song service
The directors Of the Olneyvie Boys
club held an important meeting on Monday
evening. The services Of Mr.. Floyd
Doughty have been engaged as superinten-
dent Of the club. Mr.. Floyd has been for
number Of years assistant manager Of the
Providence Roys Club ond come to his new
position with an excellent knowledge Of the
work and much enthusiasm IN regard TO
the prospects Of the Olneyville club The
club room in Woods Hall will probably be
formally opened about October 18th.
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