The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-06-05

Daniel Sullivan OF 10 Barton stree.
died at his house OH Sunday.
Henry Pohle hus taken a house uear
the Scituate line for the summer.
Work was resumed on ;he Valley street
trolley Inc on Monday morning.
Rev. Bowley Green's subject last Sunday
evening was "Chrisl's Architecture"
Mrs. Herman Stehorer attended the fun.
eral of brother in Laurence this week.
Joseph Sullivan OF the TIMES office spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends in Bos-
ton.
Many people from this section attended
the Lynch-Slattefy wedding on Wedues.
day
The annual excursion Of the Free Bap.
tist Sunday School takes place on Tuesday,
June 23rd.
Hope Couacil, X. OF c., hold another
whist party in Child Hall on the evening of
June r7lh.
John p. Fox, the well known local attor-
uey, has taken cottage at Conimicut for
re summer
Mr.. an Mrs. Martin Mann are staying
in Greenvile where Mr.. Mann has build
ing contract
Rev Bowley Green will conduct series
Of revival meetings at North Sctuate the
coming week.
A regular meeting Of the Mems Club Of
the First Free Baptist Church was held on
Tuesday evening.
A number from this place attended the
clambake at O'Neil's Camp, wallum Pond
on Memorial Day.
Rev. T. p. Grace OF St. Mary's Church
returned from trip to Palestine on Fri
day OF last week.
The annual meeting of the Broadway
Baptist Beneficial Institute was held on
Monday evening.
Few. John j. Hall Of the Harris Avenue
Presbyterian Church preached last Sunday
evening on profitable Hearing.
St. Agnes Chapter of the Messiah Guild
gave a supper and entertainment i'll Lib
rary Hall on Monday evening.
Rev Thomas f. Keaue, pastor OF the
Church of the Sacred Heart, Vineland, n.
j., is visiting relatives in Olneyvlle.
George IL. Spencer of the annex has the
contract to build summer cottage for
Captain Hall at Oakland Beach.
The Dorcas Society of the Free Baptist
Church met on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. George Stone of IS5 Roosevelt street
Frank Harris, brother of w. ID. Harris
of this place has just been elected mem
Der OF the Town Council OF Smithheld.
Samuel Whlteley we'll known in Olney-
vile, was recently re-ele;ted president Of
the Providence City Hall Beneficial Asso-
citation,
The Busy Workers Sewing School, of the
Broadway Baptist Sunday School, hold
sale and entertainment on the evening of
Friday 18th.
1t Is understood that Richard Sewell the
News Democrat correspondent, who was
injured several weeks ago, expects to be
out again soon.
William Gormap, a former resident of
Olneyville, died in New York last Friday.
! lie was well known in Providence as a dry
goods salesman, aud left here some six
years ago to accept position in a large
/ New York department store.
The Union Trust Company will pay the
second Installment Of ten per cent on re.
leased claims on July 9th instead Of Novem
Der 4lh. This payment will release
81 900 900 and will be made four months
before the refuired time.
Martin c. Day, formerly city editor Of
the Providence Journal, who died on Sun
day in New York, resided at one time on
Broadway near Howard street, and was
well known 70 many Olneyville people. The
burial took place at the Poeasset Cemetery
VI NuAt3AoJs
Miss Edith A Hughes, Of the annex.
who is well known in musical circles Of the
city, has begun an engagement at the Hotel
Belyedere, Bristol tor the summer Miss
Hughes will act as leader Of the ladies'
orchestra that will furnish music at this
fine hotel during the coming season.
Memorial day was observed throughout
Rhode Island Saturday with the usual
ceremonies, and with even more interest
than has sometimes been shown. In Prov
idence some four hundred veteran soldiers
participated and in spite Of the rain held
to their task 70 the end. Many people
were present 70 witness the ceremonies. II
was a day 6itinsly observed
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