The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-18
LOCAL NEWS

on Killiugly ST.
c. ]. Des Roches millinery opening takes
place next week
new Illuminated sign hasbeen on the
Tabernacle Church.
Conrt Olneyyille Nos f. Of A elected
officers last evening.
Samuel DoIbey has gone to New York
for two weeks stay.
Miss Grace Hopkins has taken position
in ColweIls Restaurant.
Repairs are being made at b. A Smiths
Plainheld St. residence.
A regular meeting Of the Sunset Club
was held on Monday evening,
DR. G.. X. Fisher who has been i'll for
several weeks is improving.
Number l mill of the Atlantic group
resumed full time on Saturday.
The Rhode Island State Normal School
began its sessions on Tuesday.
David Mott and family have returned
from a say at Brooklyn. n y.
Work has been commenced on the new
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church.
a large crowd watched the ball game on
Saturday on the Merino Flats.
Joseph Cahill and George Haney are on
vacation trip in Pennsylvania.
Rev. c. {. Mckay of Pocasset Ave, has
returned from a stay at Conimicut.
Sunset Ave. is being put in good condi
tiou by the Public Works department.
Stephen Houlihan who been in the West
for the past eight weeks is home again.
The Bachelors Club hold social in Lii
brary Hall OF the evening of October 9th
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Jones have
been spending the week at Block Island.
Mr.. Arthur Carpenter aud family have
returned from a summer spent at Comm
icut.
]. f. Morris Of the Times Office spent
spent several days this week in New York
City.
J. i. Flarherty of the Post Office carrier
force is spending his vacation in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Atwood Of Sunset
avenue are visiting relatives in New York
state.
w. ID. Harris and II. c. Cemence are
away on vacation trip in the Berkshire
Hills.
Manufacturers Lodge will have bowl
ing team in the Odd Fellows tournament
this fall.
J r. Beknap was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
Patroman NJ. p Bates has returned
from vacation spent in Western Ma s,a-
chusetts.
b, A. Smith and family have returned
from Longmeadow, where they have spent
the summer.
Anthony Calvey Of the annex returned
recently from two months stay in Cana.
da and Maine.
w. A. woodmansee and w. A. Wood
mansee, Jr., attended the Kingston Fair
on Thursday.
The Rip Van Wrinkle window display at
Van Dyk's tea store is attracting consider
able attention.
Joseph Atkin and family have returned !
from Silver Spring where they spent the
summer months.
Sarah Z. Heald and Fredrick Shepard /
sailed on Saturday for England on the
steamer "Cymric."
Miss Susan c Lewis Of the Olneyvlle .
Post Office has returned faom a vacation
spent at PawtuSet.
Mrs. NJ. J. Freeman Of la urel Hill ave-
nue., has returned to her home, from the
whi.e Mountains.
DR.. Frank Gleeson Of Tobey street has
Just returDed from a vacation spent a
Matunuck Beach.
Rev. Fay B. Hunt preached last Sunday
morning at the Tabernacle Church on
What IS Death.
Rev Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening al the Broadway Baptist Church
IN "The Saviour Welcome.
A p-ture Of the Entre Nous Clubs camp
Il Moswausicut Lake appeared iu the Tn
1une supplement of last sunday.
John J. Murphy clerk al Barnes drug
store. has returned from two weeks yaea-
ion pleasantly spen, in Boston.
The Rhode Island Citizens Historical /
Association have arranged for a trip 10
Hit omouow afternoon.
For Pickling and preserving. Ginger root, \