The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-06-19


The sewer on Lowell avenue is praeti-
calIy completed.
John P.Fox has purchased the Latin cot
tage at Conmicut.
The vacation season at the Olneyville
Post Office begins July list.
Patrolman McTeague of the Sixth, Sta
ton is away on his annual furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill and Joseph
Cough are spending the summer at Lake
wood.
Mechanics Hall on Plainheld street is to
let for a term of years. Apply to II. /.
/ Wlnsor.
Dr.. Fritz has resigned his work as SUI
perntendent of the Hartford Avenue
Chapel.
The graduating exercises of the Webster
Avenue Grammar School were held this
morning.
The St Theresa's Institute Ball Team
will play the Darlington team Oh Saturday
at Merino Flats.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Groves of the an
mex are occupying their summer home at
West Darlington
( meeting OF the Mems Club Of the
Broadway Baptist Church was held on
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Bowley Green preached last Sunday
morning at the Broadway Baptist Church
on "Pharaohs Defeat"
Banspach Brothers furnished the supper
at the Burlmgame-R Rose wedding at Lake
wood on Wednesday evening.
The Sunday School excursion of the
several Free Baptist Sunday Schools in the
city will be held next Tuesday.
Misses Sarah NJ. and Mary Il. Cough
and Miss Sarah Kennedy of Broadway sail
for Europe from Boston tomorrow
Miss Abbe Brownell Of the Olneyville
Post Office has returned from a two weeks
trip to Washington, DC, and Richmond,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. MS. Townley of Whittier
avenue have Just returned from vacation
trip spent in Boston, Revere Beach and
Lynn.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Sawyer attended
the ordination Of their son-in-law, Rev. !
James NJ. Lent at South Windsor, Conn
on Tuesday.
Hefernan's Lunch Rooms Oh Hartford
avenue are looking first rate. The ef-
tect of the painter and paper hangers
work is very fine.
The attention Of the lady readers of the
Times is called 10 the advertisement OF the !
Atlantic Mills Remnant store on the first
page Of the Times.
John Kehoe and Clarence Hayden well
known residents ofthe annex are going 10
remove to Skowhegan, Me- where they
will open a tea store.
The funeral Of Mrs. O. c. Starkwcather,
who died in Providence on Sunday was
solemnzcd at the Plain6eld Street Baptist
Church on Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Henry Bassett was the speaker at
The church OF the Messiah last Sunday
evening The service was under the aus
pices Of the st Andrew Brotherhood.
Frank IIciferman has returned from the
Dental College al Baltimore, where he is a
student. Mr.. IIefferman will look after
his business here during the long vacation
aud return in September to complete his
course.
Miss Elizabeth Turner OF Alverson ave-
nue. sails tomorrow, onWhith Star steamer
"Cymiric" from Boston for England. She
will remain abroad for several monthsH Her
many friends wish her pleasant vacation.
The following Olneyvlle people sailed
on Tuesday from Boston for Liverpool on
the "1vernia" Mr.. and MI. o. M~Stead,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raynor, w. w. Phil
Ups, Mrs. Ann Sward aud Alice Rushton.
Carter & Hohler have sold their ice
houses al the liughesdale and samson I
Almy ponds to the Pocasset Ice Company.
The Hughesdale Ice Co. Of which firm, |
Carter & Hohler are members, will retain .
the large zee houses at Moswansicut Lake. (
Alfred Hanson, for the past iwenty-iour .
years overseer Of the spinning department .
Of the Riverside Mills, severed bis connec- 4
tion there last week and will retire from \
the mill business
Straw Hat Cleaner, 10 Paris Green, /.
SOC. per pound; Moth Balls, SC per pound
Gum Camphor, Soc per pound, Packing
Camphor, z5c. per pound; Copperas Sc .
per pound Chloride Lime, :, 10 and &C.;
White Gellebore, ISc. per pound; Lam
bert's Death 10 Lice, 23c. BYRON a
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