The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-08-02
LOCAL NEWS

| MISS anne sweeney Is spending the
week in New York.
Mrs. Frank Havens is entertaining rela.
tives from New York City.
A slight FIRE occurred at the Miller Iron
Foundry on Thursday forenoon.
There will be band concert at Neuta-
conkanut Hill on Saturday afternoon.
j. Florman has opened a suit and
skirt store at the foot of Broadway
j. viii Carpenter has returned
from a short stay at Plymouth, Mass.
The Atlantic Mill shut down on
Thursday night for the balance of the
week
James b. Ridgewell and family of
North Adams, Mass, are here on a
vacation.
The Olneyvilles play the Monitors Of
Pawtucket this afternoon at the Merino
grounds
Patrick McDonough, of the annex
who has been quite i'll, is able to be
out again.
Policeman Charles l.. Perry OF
Norwich is visiting relatives on Dan
iel avenue.
Miss Sarah j. Eddy, who is in Ii.
! aly expects to return TO this country
at an early date.
Jos. S. Jackson, sporting editor of
the Detroit Free Press, is in town this
week for vacation.
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The Earnscliffe and Crown Mills
shut down on Wednesday for the re
mainder of the week.
The Providence ID. b. & c. Co
closed down on Wednesday night for
! the balance of the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stoehrer of
| Bancroft street are at ynn Beach,
| Mass for a weeks stay.
c. W. Robinson of the Earnscllffe
Mills is spending the summer at the
! Hohler House, Conimicut.
Daniel Regan, for some time al
loomfixer at the Earnscliffe Mills has
severed his connection there.
The Orioles of Manton and the
| Centerdales will play ball Saturday
afternoon on the Merino grounds.
e. w. Waite, bookkeeper at the
/ Earnscliffe Nils, returned on Monday
| from weeks stay at Bristol, \. II.
The Columbia Phonograph Co. of
Providence are about TO open an Oh
NEVILLE branch in Pixies block.
Among the Olneyvile concerns in
the trades procession on Thursday
were Byron A. Smith and w. II. Dra-
per-
Rev. J. V. Osterhout will preach at
the Broadway Baptist Church on Sun
day at 12:15 and Rev. II. Il. Holder
at 7:15 p. NJ.
The local Clan-Na-Gaels made al
short street parade in Olneyville |
Tuesday morning before leaving fol
Rocky Point.
The fine display of old pictures OF
this section has attracted many visi. |
| tors to the rooms of the Olneyville |
Free Library this week.
John p. Jones Edward +. McCan. |
cry and William Pierce, letter car
riers at the Oneyvile Post Office, |
are on vacations this week.
The carriers at the Olneyville Post |
Office are pleased to receive the ben. |
eft of the recent act Of Congress |
which increases all grades OF carriers |
800 per year.
A senatorial wager between Post !
master II. ID. Harris and A. l.. Atwood |
was settled at Fields Point last Sat |
urday. Fortunately this Is a prolific
year for clans.
Captain Whipple Of the Sixth Station
has been granted a months leave Of alb
sence on account OF poor health. Lieuten-
ant Tyler will be in charge of the district
during Captain Whipple's absence.
Manufacturers Lodge /. o. o. +
had a genuine "Old Home" meeting
on Tuesday evening. Many Of the
older members Of the lodge were presl
ont and the evening proved most
enjoyable one i'm every way.
The wedding Of Miss Grace May
Lswtuu aud Mr.. George T.. VI. Stan.
ton took place on THURSDAY evening
of last week at tho home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinne At 339 Pocassct avenue
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. w ". Starr in the presence Of
a company Of relatives and friends.
The funeral % Christian c. n. Bauspach
who died on Tuesday morning was solemn
i,ed on Thursday afternoon at his late resi-.
dencr on Dorchester avenue. The service
which vas conducted BY Rev. Samuel H.
webb was attended by many relative and
friends. The burial was at the Pocasset
cemetery.
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two quart Fountain Syringe, 4Sc; Dander-
inc, Gsc; Sloan's Liniment, age; Tar Soap,
large cake, &c: Blue Jay Corn Plas,ers, Ioc,
reruns. sc, Psine's Celery Compound.
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