The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

John B Nash's Edisonia is being re-
modelled
Miss Agnes Corcoran is spending the
week in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Susan c. Lewis has returned from
stay atConcord, n. II.
Mrs. Lizzie Murphy is spending the
week at MillviIle, Mass.
Last Thursday was observed as Old
Home Day at Chepachet
Miss Annie MeNally returned on Satur-
day from Maturnuck Beach.
NJ. s. Townley has doubled the capacity
OF his store on Plnlnheld II.
John Byron of this place sailed for Eu
rope on Tuesday on the "Saxonia."
Miss Eta Blakely of Hartford Ave is
at Block Island for a two weeks stay.
Ii is said that the Olneyvlle mills are
showing slight increase is business.
Edward Martin OF San Souci store is
spending his vacation at Webster Lake.
Rev. A. G.. Singsen and wife spent sew
eral days this week al Portsmouth, X l.
J. +. Moore and family have gone to
New York State where they will reside.
Mrs. A. Upper and Maud Tupper have
Just rnturned from a visit to Chatham, Ont
Councilman l.. Sweet OF Broadway and
wife are at Breton Woods n. IL this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II c Mott are on an
automobile trip in Connecticut this week
The Jefferson Club of the Tenth Ward
will hold flag raising early next month.
Miss Abbie Brownell at the Olneyville
Pos, Office is away on her annual vacation.
Fred Swallow returned OH Tuesday from
a stay of several days in Washington, r. l..
Miss Minnie Marks OF Plainheld ST. is
home from two vacation stay in Foster.
!. Frank Russell, who has been serious
ly i'll for some time, is slowly improving.
Miss Christina Gormley returned no
Monday from a visit to friends in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGinchey expect
to 90 on the G.. A. K. Excursion to Toledo,
Ohio.
The Robert Emmett l. literary Associa-
ton held a regular meeting on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Aldrich OF Laurel Hill ave.
has just returned from trip to Quebec and
Montreal.
The funeral of Margaret Kilroy was SOL.
emized on Monday from her late residence
on Chaifee St.
William J. Nc Laughlin Of the Olney-
vile Post Office is spending his leave OF
absence at Oak Bluffs.
Mrs. II. IL Richardson Librarian Of the
Olneymlle Free Library is spending her
vacation in Boston and vicinity.
c, ]. DesRoches, the mllmer, i, now
located at his new store on Olneyville So.
uare opposite the Public Market.
A. w. Smith is making some extensive
improvements TO his house on Harlan st.
T. p. Smith is doing the work.
IT is rumored somewhat persistently that
there may be some changes in the Eighth
Ward Council delegation this fall.
Frank HeGenan and George Middleton
late Of the u. S. Army have been spending
the week DR.. Thrit's farm near Greenvile
Attorney and Mrs. George +. Troy have
gone to the Maine woods for a vacation
trip. They will return September second.
Howard Thornton and family Of the an
mex returned on Saturday from Moswan-
sicut Lake where they have spent the sum-
mer.
william Hawkins and Marshall Smith
are spending the week at the Entire Nous
Club bungalow at Moswanscut Lake this
week.
The following local letter carriers are
on their furioughs r. +. Mann, William
Pearce. Charles Rhodes and Fred T.
Kinnecom.
Joseph Denning for some time in charge
OF the finishing department at the Earns
clife Mills, has taken charge Of mill at
Washington K. I.
Canning factories throughout Connecticut
will be running full blast IN short time.
The tomato is a record breaker, the fruit
being large and fine in quality and large
in quantity.
The Official figures given out by the
Providence Board Of Registration aud
Canvassers regarding the number Of voters
in Providence, shows that there has be,
an increase in each class Of voters in every
ward in he city. There has been a total
net gain Of 744z votes in the city over last
year.
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