The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-08-23

Rev. J. NJ. Lowden and family are al
Ocean Park; Me.
DIR. and Mrs +. A. Twtchell are at the
Buttonwoods Hotel, Buttouwoods, r. /.
James ID. Baldwin is building cottage
house for Fred Long at Wanskuck.
Ex-Councilman Henry w. Winn is slow
ly recovering from his recent illness.
George Farnum Of Tiverton has been
visiting friends in the annex this week.
John Lees of the Atlantic mills office is
spending his vacation at New Bedford.
Alderman q. r. Parker and family are
spending few weeks in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Amison have
gone to Moultonboro, N. H., for a weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs James Coleman of Aven-
son avenue are visiting friends in Connec-
ticut.
George Armstrong, motorman on the
Dyer avenue line, is spending vacation in
Maine.
Miss Angel of the bakery department
Olneyville Square Market is away on her
vacation.
Quite an extensive brush fire on Neuta.
konkanut on Monday called out the fire
department.
Lucus Girard of the Olneyville Square
market is spending his vacation at Nara
gansett Pier.
The Grover Club held its annual outing
on Sunday at the club headquarters near
Rocky Point.
Mrs. NJ. S. Townley and doughter Lii
lian have just returned from a weeks stay
at Camp White.
Richard Sweet is having cottage house
built on Ida street. James ID. Baldwin
has the contract.
Ralph Kirby. the local representative Of
the Providence Journal, is spending his va
cation at Providence Island.
Edward Mann, Frank Mac omber and
John c. Budlong carriers at the Olneyyilie
post Office, are on vacations this week.
Harry Staples, assistant manager at the
Olneyville Square market, is enjoying a
vacation at Newburyport and Plum Island.
George Farnell, of the annex, read pa
per at the recent convention of the Short
hand writer's association held at James
town, Va.
Miss Florrie Chatwin of Laban street.
bookkeeper for the Charles S. Tanner Com
pany of Providence, has just returned from
stay at the Mountain House, Princeton
Mass.
Patrolman James Mclaughlin has beeu
transferred fiom the Sixth TO the Fifth
Station. Officer John Cannon is assigned
to the sixth station.
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Ilors-
man was held on Sunday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. William Palmer, Health
avonue. Mount Pleasant on Sunday.
Willard b. Wilson spoke at the Plain.
nelu street CnurCn last sunday morning ana
Judge Samuel b. Artman of Indiana gave a
temperance address in the evening.
Rev. ]. V. Osterhout is to close his la.
bors at the Broadway Baptist church. He
will preach his farewell sermons next Sun
day at Iz.I5 and us o'clock. At the
noon service his subject will be "A Mes
sage to the Church" and in the evening,
"a Message to ALP, which will be fol-
lowed by baptism.
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