The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-31
LOCAL NEWS

III dhu MIS-. u. II. flsheI are spSnulhs
the week at Pascoag-
J. w. Wilmington spoke at the Hartford
ave, chapel on Sunday.
Oliver Boudrean, OF san Souci's is spend.
ing a vacation in Canada.
MIR aud Mrs. Lloyd Brayton are at the
Gables at Darlington.
+. w. Grant, of Daniel ave, has new
Stevens Duryea touring car.
Mr.. Richard Saunderson and family are
at Conimicut tor the summer.
George Seybold and IL, |, Hough Jr. are
camping out at Touisset, Mass.
Dr.and Mrs. John G.O'Meara are spend
ing the week at Center Harbor, n. IL.
Thomas Sweeney, clerk at San Soacis, is
spending his vacation at Block Island.
J. .. San Souci and family have taken a
cottage at Longmeadow for the season.
Mrs. Edward Greaves and children are
spending the summer at Casco Bay, Me.
Misses Irene and Clara Lauraway are
spending the summer at Oneida, n. y.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Patterson are at
Niagara Falls this week, on a vacation trip.
Olneyville Is to have a public bathing
house erected on ;he Woonasquatucket
River.
Mrs. F. W. Perkins and son OF Westmin-
ster street, are spending a few weeks at
Pascoag.
W. a. Capwell, of the Union Trust Co.
is spending his vacation at his farm in
Johnston.
Miss Nina Rossiter is spending two
weeks vacation at the Rossiter cottage at
Conlmicut.
Rev. A. &. Singsen spoke at the Bell St
chapel, last Sunday morning, on "The
Reconciled.n
James Collingham, of Pocasset ave-, left
on Monday for a six weeks trip to California
and the North West.
Mrs. Ella Larraway and daughter Doro.
thy have been the guests Of Mrs. Mary
Staples Of Chepachet.
The Sunset Bowling team went to Conf
inicut, Wednesday evening and took three
games from the local team
Miss Sarah Carpenter OF Taunton is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will Carpenter at their
summer house at Conimicut
All Of the Eighth Ward City Council
delegation was presented at the Olneyville
Business Mems outing last week.
Kew. James McElwain. ID. ID. of Boston,
preached at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Helen Wilson and Frances Murphy
Of Portland Me, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. + l.. Brown OF PIainheld street.
Miss Clara Burnside Of this place has
returned from staya Chepachect where
she was the guest Of Mrs. George Sturte-
want.
Last Sunday Tribune contained an ar
ticie on Judge {. NJ. Lee of the Sixth Dis
trio Court and formerly an Olneyvile at
torney.
Rev. John J. Hall of the Second Presby-
terian Church, Harris ave. took for his
subject last Sunday morning "On Vaca-
ton with Jesus"
Banspach Brothers were the caterers at
the banquet Of the National Bank Clerks
Association, held Saturday evening, at the
Churchill House.
Miss Grace Shawcross, Miss Susan w.
Smith and Miss Minnie Thompson Of the
,nnex visited Boston, Cambridge and Re
we're Beach on Wednesday.
Rev. John NJ. Lowden's subject last Sun
day evening at the First Free Baptist
Church was, "The Home Mission School
House and what it has Done
George A Jordan, formerly leader Of
he Rhode Island Brass Band Of this place,
has been engaged as instructor Of a band
that has Just been organized in North Scit-
late.
Kennedy & Cough report as sailing for
Europe on Tuesday, July zsth, by the s.
;. Ss1onia from Boston, Miss Clara Row
ley, VI. A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs Rober.
son.
DR.. and Mrs Chauncey Cargil and Miss
Louise Cargill, Of Mason City, Ill, and
Mrs. Addie Moody Of Maiden, Mass, have
been the guest this week Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles n. Tourtellotte, Of Hudson street.
Straw Hat Cleaner, 10 Paris Green,
Joc. perpound; Moth Balls, &C per pound;
Gum camphor Soc per pound, Packing
Camphor, a5c. per pound; Copperas Sc.
per pound, Chloride Lime, 5, 10 and &C.;
White Hellebore, I5c. per pound; Lam
bert's Death to Lice, age. BYRON A
SMITH prescriutiou Druggist 10 Oluey-