The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-06-12

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house on Plainfeld street.
1t is rumored that DR.. c. 5. Colweil has
purchased an automobile
Olneyvile was well represented at the
circus on Monday and Tuesday.
A volunteer life saving station has been
established at Benedict Pond.
The mill situation in Olneyvile r,
showing considerable improvement.
John Horner of this place recently
sailed for Europe on the White Star line,
The Providence ID b. {. Company is
running its pant on full time schedule.
Fred Hurst has been nominated attorney
general Of the state by the Socialist party.
The communion service was celebrated
at the Plain6eld Street Baptist Church last
Sunday.
The annual convention of"The Artisans
Canadian society," was held in Olneyville
this week.
Miss Sarah J. WinsoT of Sycamore street
has taken up her residence in Greenville
for the summer.
Rev Fay b. Hunt, of the Tabernacle
Church has gone West on a vacation trip OF
two months duration.
lIohler's Hotel at Conmicut which ope II.
ed Memorial Day is having all excellent
patronage this season.
A party Of young people from Grove
street enjoyed day of canoeing on the
PawtuXet River on Sunday.
The Gorham Manufacturing Company of
Providence, employing 1000 hands, has re-
sumed on full time schedule.
NJ. Freeman Cocroft has been elected
treasurer of the Recently organized Real
Estate Exchange of Providence.
A party Of fifteen people from the annex
enjoyed an outing at Henry Pohes sum
mer place near the SciCuate line Sunday
Percy Bainton, who has succeeded Newell
Wilbur as organist at the Church Of the
Messiah, began his new duties there last
Sunday.
The committee i'll charge Of the pro
posed picnic Of the St. Theresa's Institute
met on Sunday to make arrangements for
the event.
; Harley A Fiske, who run a grocery
store on Olneyvlle Square, number OF
years ago died at his home on Courtland
street on Sunday.
Miss Abhie Brownell, clerk in the
money order department. of the Olneyville
Post Office, is spending vacation in
Washington, ID. c.
Registration is unusually light in all
parts OF Rhode Island. Neither Repubh-
cans nor Democrats appear to be working
overtime at the Job.
Charles timer, who has been in the
second hand furniture business on PLAIN
field street for nearly twenty years, has
given up his store there.
1t is predicted that the recently appoint
ed currency commission, OF which Senator
Aldrich is chairman, may hold its meet.
ings this summer at Nauagansett Pier.
Rev. John A. MacColl, pastor Of the
Pilgrim Congregational Church on Harm.
son street, will supply the pulpit Of a
church at Campello, Mass, during the
summer months.
The Socialist Party of Rhode Island
hold an excursion on Sunday June I4tn.
The party goes down the Bay on the
steamer Mount Hope.
A good business sign is the starting OF
the National and Providence Worsted mills
not only on lull time, but partly overtime
This looks as though buyeys were becom-
ing more confident Of the business future.
Nearly a hundred men, desirous Of be.
coming policemen, appeared before the
police commissioners Monday and we're
examined as 10 their educational qualihca.
tions to become members OF the depart
ment
Marie Picitelli, according to the City
Hall records, has made an assignment Of
her interest in lot Of LAND. on the South
Olne,yile plat 10 Warden A. Wilcox Of
the States Prison for the benefit Of her
creditors.
An attemp, was made by burglars 70 en-
ter the Eddy mansion on Bell street on
sunday night. The police was telephoned
for, but the would be house breakers got
away before the squad Of patrolmen ar
rived on the scene.
The Improvement in playing by the
Providence base bail team has made a
marked difference in the attendance al
Melrose Park from The Olneyvile section
The people appreciate the kind Of ball the
team Is now playing.