The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-09-11

Coal has advanced IS cents ton III
Providence.
Business is showing Slight gain in some
Of the mills.
The Johnston Town Council will hold
regular meeting this, afternoon.
Thomas Pike is making some improve
ments to his store on plainheld st.
John P. Fox and family have gone to
Seaconnet Point Tor a week stay.
Herbert L. Harris, of PocasSet avenue,
is spending a vacation at Smithheld.
The Sinner Club will hold clam bake
on its grounds in Cranston on Sunday
Henry Pohle and family have returned
from a summers stay in West Johnston.
James n. Smith returned recently from
a vacation spent at Mt. MonsSnock, y. IL.
The Labor Day picnic at the grounds OF
st, Anthony's Church was great success.
Rev J. NJ. Lowden will preach at the
Plainfeld Street Baptist Church next Sun
day.
A demonstration of the Peerless Milk is
being held this week at Mills Tea x Butter
store.
Miss Esther Kenney has returned from
a vacation spent at New York and Atlantic
City.
James IL Collingham OF Pocasset avenue
has returned from a trip to the Pacific
coast.
Louis Holher and family have returned
from a two months stay at Moswansicut
Lake,
Manufacturers Lodge |. O. O. +. held a
we'll attended meeting meeting on Tuesday
evening.
The Olneyvles and St Theresa's play
ball tomorrow on the Merino Flats
grounds.
DR., A. IL. Longfellow returned on Tues
day from vacation trip to Kansas and
Missouri.
John Nc Cue Of the National Cigar
Stores Co. is spending his vacation in New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. Hall Of the an
mex have returned from a weeks stay at
Manchester.
A horse belonging to James Mahoney Of
this place won a race at Brooklyn, Conn.
on " Wednesday.
John T Kenyon arrived home this week
from Toledo, where he attended the G.. A.
K. Convention.
The semi-annual meeting Of the K l.Milk
PRODUCERS Association will be held toruor-
row in lions Hall
Mrs. Frank Kelley and Raymond
Thompson have returned from summer
spent at West IIarwch.
A number from this place attended the
opening Of Roy Rocks new bowling alleys
IN Providence last week.
The following local letter carriers are
away on furloghs; A. J. Flaherty, NJ. f..
Coyne and Fred Fogarty.
Councilman Jeremiah Hall Of the 10th
Ward, was a guest Of the Rverdale Club at
Oakland Beach Sunday and Labor Day.
The Sunshine Baud Of the First Free
BAPTIST Church met with Miss Esther
Wetden Of Pennington ave. on Tuesday.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held next
Wednesday evening in Library Building.
Mrs. Adele Foley has returned from her
vacation and has resumed her position at
the local Office Of the Postal Telegraph Co
William s. Steere, principal Of the Web
ster Ave. Grammar School, has returned
from two months stay in Southern Bu-
rope.
Messrs James II. Walch and T. p. Hol-
brook entertained a party OF friends at the
Enter Nous Club at Moswan,icut Lake yes
terday.
Banspach Brothers catered for 1900 peo
pie at a convention Of Portuguese Societies
held last Sunday in Infantry Hall, proyid.
ence.
Rev. Bowley Green lof the Broadway
Baptist Church has returned from his yaca-
ton and occupied the pulpit Of his church
last Sunday.
John Gormley, Of Bainbrdge Ave, has
removed 70 WateryiIle Me where he has
taken the position Of superintendent OF the
Terry Mills.
VI. 5. Townley's enlarged store on Plain
field street is gaining him many compi-
ments His goods are making great
bid Tor public favor.
a party Of friends Of John " Hart came
up from Bay Springs, Darlington, La, Fri
day evening and gave him a surpuse party
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