The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-28

MIS-. A. ". Slngsen Is visiting iriends III
Illinois.
John Eggleston Of Boston was in town
on Thursday.
a mission tor men is being held at ST.
Mary's Church.
The Valley Street Gospel Mission re-
opened on Sunday.
The Earnsclihe Mills has disposed OF
| the Greenville Mill.
! Mrs. John Kehoe OF Showhegan, Me-, is
visiting relatives here.
a new awning has been placed in front
Of Colwell's restaurant.
William J. Banspach and family are at
Bayslde for the summer.
Byron Lee has taken position with the
Rhode Island Company.
St. Anthony's Fair which closed last
week was very successful.
Louis Monaghan of 80 Kelley street is
seriously Ill with appendicitis.
Mrs. Edward Hopkins of Passalc, n. ],
Is visiting friends in the annex.
Patrick Jones, the well known motorman,
is seriously Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. William Jacobs of Webster avenue
is visiting friends IN England
w +. King and family are at their sum
mer cottage at Shawonet Beach
Fred Trow and family have gone to
ehowomet Beach tor the summer.
Charles German, well known resident,
has taken position in Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Mills has removed from
Whittier avenue to Plainheld street.
Leroy Bates has accepted position i'll
the Slater Mills at Webster, Mass.
Court of Good Hope held a successful
May Basket social on Tuesday evening
Luther L. Hopkins has purchased the re-
tail milk business of Benjamin f. Smith.
Rev. W. I. Ward ID. ID. spoke at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday evening.
The William Hughes Company received
another installment Of REQ cars this w.ek.
J. Will Carpenter and family expect to
80 TO Conimlcut next week for the sum
mer
The annual election of officers Of the
sunset Club will be held on aionday Juue
I4th.
William F. King is making some i'm
provements to his property on Whittier
Avenue.
Neutakonkanu. Lodge, Provident Fra-
ternity held a regular meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Grace Potter conducted the service
at the Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
evening.
The Times has received copy Of the
annual report Of the Commissioner Of Pub
lie Schools.
DR.. Frank T. Hefernan is expected
home this week from the Baltimore Ntedi-
cal School.
Miss Jessie Parkinson, formerly Of the
annex, has gone to Europe for a trip Of
several months.
A large class Of children will be confirm
cd at St Anthony's Church on June Ist by
Bishop Harkins.
Banspach Brothers catered at a large
and fashionable wedding at Attleboro on
Monday evening.
The Anna Gordon w. G. r. U. met on
Monday afternoon with Hrs. l.. { Hale
Of Plainheld street.
A teamer in the employ Of the Eastern
Coal Company was injured on Manton
avenue, Thursday morning.
The funeral of Gerald Broadbent was
solemnized on Sunday at the home Of his
wife's parents on Avon street.
Rev. Bowley Greene's theme at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday /
evening was "Woman's Vices.
Miss Conroy Of Bancroft street was mar
ried on Thursday evening Of last week to
Mr.. Mulledy also OF the annex.
Manufacturers Lodge, | .. o r, con
ierred the third ana fourth degrees on
several candidates on Tuesday evening.
]. +. Dunn, who has been designer OF
the Selkirk, Mills for some time, has been
made superintendent ol the GreenviIle
Mills.
Drs. John g. and Elizabeth O'Meara eH-
pect to to to Philadelphia soon FOR
months stay. They Will attend the con-
vention Of the American Medical Associa-
tion.
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