The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-17
DIR. G.H. Fisher, who has been quite i'll,

is able to be out again.
Stephen Holihan of Plsinheld street is
away on a Western trip.
Anthony Calvey is spendinga vacation
in New Hampshire and Canada.
Frank Austin of the annex, who is at ST
Joseph's Hospital is improving.
Mrs. DR. A. H. Barnes and children are
spending the summer AZ Brattleboro, VI.
Fred Wicks of Plainheld street, who has
been seriously i'll this week is improving.
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of Mount Pleas
ant is spending her vacation in Boston
with relatives.
Samuel Dolbe, of the annex goes to
Block Island on Monday for week OF
rest and rec, ,eation.
The Square Furniture Exchange, IL OIL
NEVILLE Square, carry very large stock
of second hand furniture
Miss Annie May Wallace, the former in.
structor of dancing at the Bell Street
Chapel, is now travelling in Greece.
+. II. and William J. Banspach attended
the outing of the Master Bakers Associa.
tion at Boyden Heights on Thursday.
Mrs. Taylor and grand daughter, Lillian
Townley of 81 Whittier avenue are spend
mo n tun ,ysal,s y,ca,;,n a., Doc, ro,,ou.
Saunderstown.
The Majestic Cleaning and Repairing
Establishment, 65 .Plainheld street, is
doing fine work in that line at reasonable
prices
The Tenth Ward Registration raised a
Bryan & Kern flag Tuesday evening at the
corner of Regent and Harold streets. II is
said that this is the first political banner
flung to the breeze in the state
The Sunshine Band OF the First Free
Baptist Church, Plain6eld street were en-
tertained 10y Miss Edith Bowen OF River
side July nth. The afternoon was spent
in bathing, rowing and a stroll in the sur
rounding district. At six O'Clock supper
was served on the spacious veranda To a
large number. The occasion proved very
delightful to all those who were present.
w. III. Barnett and George NJ. Barton,
we'll known in the annex had an expert.
encc in a runaway accident in East Provi
dence on Tuesday from which they lucky
emerged without serious injuries. The
horse which they were driving became
frightened by a steam roller and ran away
throwing out both men. Mr. Barnett was
cut on the head and forearm, while Mr.
Barton was badly shaken up. The wagon
was badly wrecked.
The State Dental Board has recently
authorized the following applicants to
practise dentistry in the state: Arthur
Richard Adams, Ernest Spencer Calder,
Frederick Leo Cassidy, James Michael
Crowley, Dennie +. Fennessy, Guy Edward
FIagg, James Edward Harden, Herman
Oswald His, julius lsenberg, Arthur
Franklin Lynch, Domngos Moniz Macha.
do, Arthur Milard, Michael J. O'Brien,
James Warren O'Connell, Eli Paquin,
Thomas L. Powers, John Baptist Scannel,
Raymond Miner Smith, Mancel w. Talcott.
The annual outing of the Olneyyille
Business Mems Association will be held at
Palace Gardens on Thursday, July 23rd. II
is stated that tickets for the event are sell
ing we'll and a large attendance is assured
1t is expected that the Pawtuxet Valley
Business Mems Association will hold its
outing at the same time and place and the
two associations will have the exclusive
use Of fairgrounds. A game Of ball may be
arranged between Olneyville and the VAL
ley.
Among the books added recently to
the library are "a Life in Song" Prof.
George l.. Raymond; Arctic God and
Other Dramas" and ballads and poems,
Raymond" The Genealogical Records Of
the family Of William Randall Of Marsh
field, Mass" "My Lady Of Cleye," Hart.
ley "The Prima Donna" Marion Craw-
ord "The Marriage Settlement, Balzacj
"The Spoilers" Beach; "Tom Jones'"
Henry Fielding; Mareit Schuyler" Lutte;
Capt links, Hero, Ernest Crosby; The
Lure Of the Mask" Harold McGrath !;
Summit House Mystery" Dougall; Some
LadisS in Haste" Rob ~ Chambers