The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-24
LOCAL NEWS

Peter Burke is at Webster Lake, for a
two weeks stay.
DR.. A. III. Barnes made all auto trip to
Brattleboro, VT, this week.
Patrick McDonough has the contract for
new house Oh Atwels avenue.
Henry I. Nangle of this place has gone
to Block Island Tor the summer.
Amos + Weeden has recently had city
water put i'll his house and barn.
Miss Irene De Vine of the annex is
spending her vacation III Westerly.
Fred Labby OF san Soucl's shoe depart.
ment is at Buffalo, n. y, this week.
Olneyyile { was well represented at the
ball games at Melrose Park last week.
Ii. b. Tanner, of Viola street, is in
Saratoga, n Y this week on business
trip.
Henry Collingham OF the Atlantic Mills
is just home from business trip IN the
west.
Joseph Lannon OF San Souci's rs at Oak
land Beach for season of rest and recrea-
lion.
Mrs. A. ]. Bellows Of Dayville, Conn, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Pierce of Bancroft
street.
Lightning struck tree IN the yard OF
Larned Williams Of Pocasset Thursday
morning
. Rev. .bowley Green preached on David"
at the Broadway Baplst Church last Sun.
day evening.
Philip BEDFORD at IL {. MOTIFS has re-
turned from a vacation trip spent at Mos
wansicut Lake.
Miss Sally ID. Leveck of the Union Trust
Company will spend the weeks end at
Canonicut Park.
Inspector w. II. Murphy of the Rhode
Island Company and family are spending
avacatiou in Maine.
Mrs. Nathan NJ. Wright and children of
Webster avenue have gone to Guilford, N.
H., for the summer.
The Atlantic Mills overseers held an
outing at the grounds of the Grover Club
last Saturday afternoon.
The Square Furniture Exchange, II OIL
NEVILLE Square, carry a very large stock
of second hand furniture
Miss Nina Woodward, stenographer at
the Eamscliffe mills, is spending her vaca-
tion at Maplewood, n. III.
Miss NJ. S. Townley and Miss Lillian
Townley of Whittier avenue are spending
fortnight at Conanicut Park.
The overseers of the Weybossct Mills
had very successful outing at the War
wick Club on Saturday afternoon.
The new post office in Providence is to
have 1899 letter boxes. The rentals will
remain the same as at the old office.
Rev. T.. I. Root, Secretary Of the Rhode
Island Federation Of Churches, preached at
the Tabernacle Church last Sunday.
Miss katherine Toof, who has been visit
ing relatives on Sterling avenue has re
turned - her home in Paducah, Ky.
The Stiles Optical Company OF Provi-
dence is spendidly fitted up for all work in
the way Of spectacles and eye glasses.
Charles Robinson, designer at the Eams.
chffe Mills and Mrs. Robinson are spend
ing the summer at the Hoher House,
Conimicut.
The Mems clubs Of the Tabernacle
Broadway and Plainheld Street Churches
hold moonlight excursion ON the evening
Of August 9TH.
The st. Theresa Institute ball team de-
feated the 81. Mays Of Bristol on Satur-
day at Merino Flats by a score Of to o.
The St. Theresa's are playing very fast
game Of ball
Miss Elizabeth Sullivan Of Mount Pleas
ant yacationized for a week in Boston and
surrounding place with relatives. Miss
sullivan is an efficient clerk at the Boston
Store and returned to her place Of duty on
Monday.
Mrs Amos p. Weeden and daughter
Miss Esther, Mrs. whitford Lewis and
Mrs. Clark Lewis OF Pennington avenue,
snneS were the guests Of theMisses Bronis
quet, Cherry Hill Farm on Wednesday Of
last week, the afternoon was passed very
pleasantly At tve o'clock an excellent lunch
was served, he party returned later al
seemed delighted with their trip.
straw Hat Cleaner, 10 Paris Green,
SOC. perpound, Moth Balls, &C. per pound
Gum Camphor, Soc per pound, Packing
Camphor, 75c. per pound; Copperas Sc.
per pound; Chloride Lime, 5, 10 and ! &C.;
White Hellebore, I5c. per pound; Lam
bert's Death 10 Lice, age. BYRON A
SMITH, Prescription Druggist, 70 Olney-
VILE Square