The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-25
LOCAL NEWS

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Warren b, Smith has taken a position at
b A. Smiths drug store.
Mrs. J. Will Carpenter is i'll at her sum
mer home at Conimicut.
Some repairs are being made to the
Westminster Street Bridge.
DR.. ]. c. Sullivan Of Mobile, Ala, is
visiting friends in this section.
Fred Trow and family have returned
from summer spent at Conimicut
Mrs. ]. A. Angell Of Magnolia street is
visiting relatives in North Scituate.
Fred Wicks of the annex, who is at
West Darlington, is improving in health
Stanley Clarke expounded the principles
of Socialism on the Square, Wednesday
evening.
James Morgan of the Olneyville Tele
phone Exchange returned from his vacation
OH Monday.
Miss Sarah w. Spencer Of Penn street
has just returned from trip to Quebec
and Montreal.
Court Good Hope, A o f., at meet
ing on Tuesday evening initiated number
OF candidates,
James Parkinson and family of Pocasset
avenue are expected home from Europe
early next week.
Mrs. l.. +. Thompson and Mrs. Laura
Harvey OF the annex have gone to the
White Mountains.
Earl Parker, son of Alderman Gilbert
Parker, is a member of the entering class at
Brown University.
Banspach Brothers furnish the collation.
at the meeting of the Grand Chapter in
Sctuate tomorrow.
The Johnston A. c. ball team was de
feated by the Bristols last Saturday at
Bristol by a score Of toI.
George Farnell and family, who have
been in Europe during the summer, are ex-
pected home the ~~Sling week.
Newton Sweet and of Chaplin Ave. have
returned from Conimicut where they spent
the latter paat of the summer.
Councilman jeremiah Hall entertained
party OF Boston friends at the Rverdale
Club, Oakland Beach, last Friday.
Arthur Carpenter and Chester Platt re-
Gently passed examination before the
Rhode Island Embalming Association.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club is
making arrangements TO raise Taft and
Sherman banner at Odd Fellows Square.
Next Sunday will be "Rally Day" at
the Plainheld Street Baptist Chnrch. X.
w. Hooper, Of the Providence v NJ. e A.,
will deliver an address.
Rev. Bowley Green Of the Broadway
Baptist Church was one Of the speakers at
the sessions of the Warren Conference
held in Warren on Wednesday.
Manufacturers Lodge, Q. Q. + held
a well attended meeting on Tuesdsy even
ing and important business was discussed
A collation. was served at the end of the
session.
Millinery Opening beginning Saturday,
September 10th, continuing next week.We
present to you ali cordial invitation to
attend; yours with cut prices DesRoches,
Olneyyile Square.
Contractor James Baldwin has houses in
course of conrtruction tor w. K. Merchant
Cleveland St; George Prtr; Redwing 81
Samuel +. Slade; Woodward Road and
Mrs. Louisa X. Bailey on klmgroye Ave.
K. w. Sewell, local representative Of
the News Democrat, was presented with
handsome silver mounted rosewood cane
on Thursday evening, by Enterprise Lodge,
Knights Of rythias.
Miss Florence {. NJ HollIngs Of this
place and Ralph y. Andrews Of Boston
were married on Tuesday evening at the
Church ofthe Messiah by Rev. r. /. Col
Hns. A large number Of invited guests
were present.
Bevan n. Mills, manager OF the Mills
Tea and Butter Store Of this place, was
married on Wednesday evening TO Miss
Harriet flelme Pennington Of rawtucsct,
The ceremony took place at 81 fau'a
Episcopal Church, Pawtucket
The Sunshine Band Of the First Free
Baptist Church held ITS forlnghtIy meet
ing With Miss Ethel Galloway, Monday
evening Work was in order and plans
made for the coming season. a large
number present TO enjoy the bounieous
collation. served by the hostess.
William r. Martin, a well known citi-
zen Of the annex, died on Sunday. The
funeral services were held at his late resi-