The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-06-28
LOCAL NEWS

at the Helping Hand Mission last
Tuesday evening.
A picnic for the benefit of ST. An
thongs Church will be held on the
church grounds July 4.
The Providence Telephone Co. will
remove 10 its new building on Bough
street tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly of Po-
casset avenue have gone to West
Harwich for the summer.
Henry Polile and John Kehoe re-
turned on Wednesday from a stay Of
several days in New York City.
c. II. Robinson, superintendent of
the Earnscliffe Mills. is in New York
this week on a business trip.
Charles T. Hoye of the Providence
National Mills went to Winooski, VT,
Monday, on a business trip.
Mrs. Wilfred Gorton OF California is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Winsor of Lowell avenue.
Miss NJ. H. Parsons of Spellman
Seminary spoke at the Broadway Bap-
tist Church last Sunday evening.
The American Wooden Co. has just
declared its 33d quarterly dividend OF
l3i per cent. on its preferred stock.
Everett Salisbury, yarn salesman at
the Atlantic Mills, and family are
spending the summer at Webster
Lake.
The work of interior decoration at
st. Theresa's Church is approaching
completion. The church will be very
greatly beautitied.
The collection next Sunday at st.
Marys Church will be for the bene-
fit of Rev. Father Powers. who is i'll
at the home of relatives in Fall River.
Mrs. VIM. c. Hayward of Lowell
avenue visited her parents at Scituate
on Thursday, it being the 18th birth
day of her father, Mr.. George Angel.
1t is said that the marriage OF "A
well known downtown salesman, but a
resident Of this section, and a popular
local saleslady is soon to take place.
The Providence Loom FiXers Union
| enjoyed a clambake on Sunday at
Emery Park About eighty members
of the organization enjoyed the outing.
An entertainment entitled THE
| District School at Burberry Corners,
will be given by the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Tabernacle Church on
Tuesday evening, July 8.
Rev. J. V. Osterhout will preach al
! the Broadway Baptist Church at 1918
| and 7.15 p. m, Sunday. The subject
at the 1915 service will be "The
Stainless Flag"
James Minto OF this place. who mel
| with an accident some time ago, has
resumed his position as boss dyer AT
! the mill of the Greenville Manufac
/ turing Co.
Announcements have been ISSUED
! for the wedding of Miss Miriam A
| Clarke OF the Annexed District and
! Mr. George w. Hinman, an instructor
at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass
The ceremony will occur June 20 al
! North Reading. Mass.
The Broadway Baptist and Dyer
! Avenue Sunday Schools enjoyed theil
annual excursion down the river" OF
Monday. Nearly a thousand people
enjoyed the trip down the Bay. Din
ner was served at Rocky Point, anC
the inevitable ball game was the sta
amusement feature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winsor will
their daughters, Mrs. Wilfred Gortor
and Miss Lillian Winsor, attended the
wedding Of Miss Lillian Smith, daugh
ter Of Mr.. Martin Smith, at the Bap
tist Church in North Scituate. Wednes
day evening, June 26, at 8 O'Clock
Miss Lillian Winsor, cousin Of The
bride, was one of the bridesmaids.
A home wedding took place at tn,
home of Mr. Remington in Johnston
Tuesday, June %, at o'clock, wheT
his daughter, Elvira Isola, was mar
ried TO Mr.. Varnum Steere Of Pas
coag by the Rev William H. Starr
Mrs. Steere received a large numbel
Of presents, among which was a china
Inner set from her shopmates. Bans
pach OF Olneyvlle was the caterer
e Z O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Steere lef
in an automobile for their home In
oascoag where Mr.. Steere Is In bust
ness. They will be at Home" e
t&air friends after September J..
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