The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-25

Mrs. John Dumphy and little daughter,
are in Smithhed this week
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Twitchell have re-
turned from a stay in Maine.
John Featherstone at ii. c. Motifs, is
taking his vacation this week.
John ]. Lees of the Atlantic Mills office,
is vacationizing at New Bedford.
A number Of old mill tenements on Hart
ford avenue, are being torn down.
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Thompson are
away this week OH vacation trip.
Postmaster William J. Duffy Jr.. is ex.
pected home from Maine on Monday.
Officer NJ. p. Bates, who has been III,
has been given a short leave Of absence.
Joseph Labby, of the shoe department
at San Souci's, is at Matunuck this week.
Miss Mary Carver 70 Magnolia ST., who
has been quite i'll, is able TO be out again.
George Taylor Of the Atlantic Mills, is
at Berkeley, spending his annual vacation.
A number of local letter carriers went
away yesterday on their annual vacations.
Walter McGarty, clerk at b. A. Smiths
drug store, is enjoying a vacation this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brayton are at
Rockland, Maine, for stay of several
weeks.
Mrs William IT, Beane of Plainfeld st
has returned from a stay at Peaks Island,
Maine.
The William Hughes Co, received on
Wednesday, their first consignment of 1919
REQ cars.
Mr. John Morris and wife, Of Staten Is
land, N. ", visited friends in this section
this week.
Miss Annie Bagalo of the Olneyville
Square Market, is vacationizing in Mass
achusetts.
For two weeks beginning last Monday,
the Olneyville Free Library is open fro m
: TO 9 p. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred. Beane Of Ham
mond~St., are spending two weeks at
Rockport, Mass.
Joseph Booth, agent Of the Atlantic
Mills and family, are on motoring tour
in New York State
Rnbert Fenner, motermsn on the Prom
enade St cars, is spending a week Of recre.
alton at Longmeadow.
Jsmes f. Lynch, with the Mills Tea x
Butter Co, has just returned from vaca-
tion spent in Scituate.
Quite a number Of Oneyville pople at
e ded the Old Home Day festivities at
Foster Center yesterday.
Albert Wilson, Of The fruit department
Of the Oneyville Square Market. is spend
ing a vacation at the Cape.
Mr. and Mrs. O $ Rowland Of Plain
field ST., are spending a two weeks vaCa-
tion at Ocean Grove, Mass.
Misses Florence and Frances Luby, who
have been at Canonicut Island for several
weeks, have returned home.
Mrs Alice J. Howland, Mrs. Helen
Smith and Miss Louise Washburn are
spending a week at Newport.
The Independent Athletic team Of the
annex, will play the Pawtuxets on Satur-
day at Neutskonksnut Oval,
The Worcester car men defeated the
Olneyvills team at Melrose Park on Thus
day afternoon by score Of 9 to /.
Edward McElroy, for some time with
J. NJ Shawcross, has taken a position al
Brown & Sharpe's Mandatory.
Martin =. Feeney has returned from the
National Convention Of the I. {. b. IT,
which was held at Cleveland, Ohio.
Newton J.. Sweet and family, Of Chaplin
avenue, have taken cottage at River
view for the remainder Of the season.
Miss Susan {. Lewis Of the Olneyyille
Post Office, is spending part OF her yaca-
ton at BARRIERS Heights in South Kings
ton
Mrs. Holmes and Misses Lille and
Marion Holmes OF East Norton, Mass,
were guests at the IIowland Homestead
last week,
William Murphy, manager Of the local
store Of the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co,
and John Grady have gone 10 Atlantic
City for a weeks stay.
The Mission, g. Hartford ave, Olney-
vile. Gospel service at 7.5o Bro. Will
kins is expected to speak. You are inyit-
ed to all three meetings.
Connecticut Is the great northern state
for peaches this year and a great crop IS
reported from Wallingford orchards.
The crops elsewhere is not doing much.