The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-09

! he johnston Town NounSi meets tnis
afternoon.
Business is very brisk at the Paramount
worstei Mill.
The relaying of new rails in the Square
has been completed.
The Harrington property on Bancroft
street is being repaired.
Postmaster w. ID. Harris spent last Sat
urday { t East Killiugly.
The Bachelors Club held a dance in Lii
brary Hall on Tuesday evening.
Mr. andMrs. Gilbert Tucker and family
attended Brockton Fair last week.
r. c. McNabb, who has been for some
months i'll, is able to be out sgain
+. 7. Sheldon and family have returned
from a summer spent at Conimicut.
THE Pastime" Olneyville vaudeville
theatre Is drawing very good crowds.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hanley Of At.
wood street was solemnized on Thursday.
Micheal J, Donelan and Helen |. Troy
were married on Tuesday at St. Mary's
| Church.
The sew ing ard burling department OF
the WeYbosset mills is very busy with
orders.
Olneyvile was we'll represented at the
Debs rally at Infantry Hail on Wednesday
evening.
Miss Susan {. Lewis has recovered from
her illness and is again at her post at the
post Office.
1t is expected that the new sign on the
Tabernacle Church will be illuminated Oh
Sunday evening.
Misses Mabel and Louise San Souci of
Webster avenue are visiting friends in
Hartford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N Smith and Miss
Susan Smith enjoyed trip to Albany and
New York this week.
Ii is understood that A l.. Atwood is
likely Il be the Republican assembly name
from tie eighth ward.
The member. of the Rverdale Club en-
oye3 .h'automobile lrip to Worcester and
We 70 on Sunday.
Her,ert A. Thrift, son of DR.. +. w
Thrift las entered well known dental
college at Baltimore.
The family of DIR. J. r. Fritz arrived
here Il is week from Yarmouth, N. s., and
will reside on Lowell avenue.
w. p. Potter was reelected president Of
the Mems Club of the Union Congregations
a. Chu-ch OH Monday evening.
1t is rumored that Col. S. 5 Atwell, OF
Fields Point fame, may be Republican
councI candidate in the eight ward.
John T. Fletcher, local business man,
has been nominated for the office of Secre-
tary OF State by the SocialIat Party.
w. II. Joslin, of the Joslin Manu-
featuring Company, has been nominated as
State Senator by the Schuate Democrats.
The Kings Daughters Of Rhode Island
will hold RUmmage Sale in Atwood's S
Building on Plainfeld street October I2th.
Miss Ida Z. Emmett Of the annex and
Mr. Clifford {. Turner Of East Providence
were married on Wednesday by Rev. J. N.
Lowden.
The Whpple Block on Westminster
street was put up for sale by auction on
Wednesday but was finally bid in by the
owner, w. Dunn OF Fall River.
The next meeting of the Olneyville Bust
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, October 2Ist. Super.
intendent Small Of the Providence Schools
will be the speaker.
The funeral Of DR.. George K. Fisher was
solemnzed on Saturday afternoon at the
Inns and Rev. Delaney Rice officiated.
The burial was at ths .Pocasset Cemetery.
DR.. Alvin a. Koch, the well known ply
sieian Of 600 Cranston street, has Just pur-
chased Of II. I. Hough valuable lot, cor
ner Of Cranston and Waldo streets where
/ he intends TO erect fine residence in the
near future.
At the annual meeting Of the Olneyville
Free Library Association held on Wednes-
day evening w. A. II. Grant was elected
president; Or. Z. NJ. Harris, vice PRESIDENT
w. 5. Steere. secretary and DIR. r. a.
Twitchell, treasurer.
T.. Henry Banspach and Miss Annie p.
Balkeom Of Riverside were married on
I Satuday, September goth, at the Messiah
Rectory by Rev. r 7. Collins Among the
wedding gifts IS very handsome silver
tea service from the employees Of Bsnspaeh
\ Brothers.