The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-10
LOCAL NEWS

Society printing a specially at the TIMEs
Office.
H c. Mott x Company are having a
special suit sale.
Mechanics Hall. Plainheld street, is to
| lease for a term of years.
Miss Agnes Gormley OF Perry street
sailed for Europe this week.
Joseph Cahll and family have cottage
at Conimicut for the season,
Richard Sanderson and family are a;
Mark Roch for the summer.
w. a. Capwell and family are at their
summer house in Johnston.
Repairs are being made to the store late
ly occupied by c, DesRoches.
The June record Of marriages in Provi-
dence was larger than usual this year.
NJ Davidson, the Plainheld Street taller,
is spending the summer at Long Meadow.
Joseph Atkins and family Of the annex
are spending the summer at Silver Spring.
The new telephone directory has been
distributed this week to Olneyvlle SUBJ
scribers.
Rev. J. NJ. Lowden attended the Baptist
Minister'S meeting at Lake Moswansicut
on Monday.
Patrolman Updike Mowry and Mrs.
Mowry are at Challestown Beach for a
ten days stay.
Several members were received into the
Plainheld Street Baptis! Church last Sun
day morning.
Miss Eta NJ. Tdcker Of Howard street
has gone to West Point, N. ", for a stay
of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Batchelder of
Harrison street have gone to Princeton,
Mass, for the summer.
The clerks Of the Olneyvlle Post Office
went on the Postal Clerks outing at the
Warwick Club on Sunday.
Rev. J. J. Hall OF the Second Presbyteri-
an Church preached last Sunday evening
on Everyday Religion.
A gum slot machine, in front of George
w. Amison's store on Webster avenue, was
stolen last Saturday night.
Principal w. S. Sterre of the Webster
Avenue Grammar School sails for Europe
on Saturday for a vacation trip.
Thomas Gibbons of Engine Company,
! No. 10, Plain6eld street goes to New
Hampshire this week on avacation trip.
1t is stated that a great deal more than
the ordinary amount OF drunkenness was
noticeable on the streets Of this section on
July 4th.
Horace p. Martin has the contract for
building three tenemeat house for John
Bennett Of Scituate on Lockwood street,
Providence.
The William Hughes Company delivered
this week new REQ touring car. to Clinton
A. Walsh, William Claus and Councilman
! Albert Hanesworth.
The Union Trust Company began paying
out its second ten per cent installment on
Monday. This payment is tour months
ahead Of scheduled time.
Thomas Carr. +. +. Grady and G.. II.
Lees were among the local druggists who
went on the Druggists Association excur
sion down the Bay on Wednesday.
John 0 Rle'ley, former Olneyvile resi-
dent, who is now New England representa-
! tive Of the Hungerford Smith Company
Of Rochester, NJ ", was in town Thursday
Frank Austin, who was injured on the
morning of July 4th by the premature dis
charge of cannon is at St. Joseph's Hos
pital. 1t is hoped that his eye sight car
| be saved.
! There is a demand for bound books Of
good reading at the state Sanitorium at
WalIum Pond. Anyone having books
that they will donate TO the Sanitorium
I Library can leave them at the Times Office
and we will see that they are forwarded.
The Mccall Company of New York
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them iraudulently in New England, taking
subscriptions for McCalrs magazine and
falling to return either money or orders to
them. Our readers should be on the look
out for him.
The annual outing of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held al
Palace Gardens on Thursday, July 23rd. Il
is stated that tickets for the event are sell
ing we'll and a large attendance is assured.
II is expected that the Pawtuxet Valley
Business Mems Association will hold It's
outing At the same time and place and the
two associations viii have the exclusive
use Of ihegrounds. A game Of ball may be
arranged between Olneyville and the Val.
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