The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-09-22
LOCAL NEWS

ing Of a residence on Magnolia -.
John Fidanzo OF Wilmington, Del, visit
I'd friends in the annex this week.
The Providence Evening Schools begin
on Monday evening, October and
Misses Maisie and Florence McNabb
visited friends in Boston on Sunday.
"The Orient in Providence" opened in
Infantry Hall on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Walter Baker and family, have taken
up their residence on Bainbridge Avenue
b. J.. Horton OF the Queen Dying 60. is
in New York this week on a business trip.
The Oneyville base ball team will play
the Lisbons on Saturday at Dayis's Park,
The Onejyille Foot Ball team will play
the Woodlawus on Saturday at Merino
Flats.
J. b Randall, of Plain6eId Street, who
has been in for some time, is able to be
out again.
Patrolmen Wyman, keenan, and Nc
Kenzie of the Sixth station, are away on
furlOughs.
Fred Hurst Of this place, has been
nominated for mayor OF Providence by the
Socialists
J. Wilbert Waton's school OF dancing
opens in Library Hall on the evening OF
October and,
Allen Aldrieh and family Of Plain6eld
ST., have returned from summer stay in
the South County.
Manufacturers Lodge, 1. o. o. +. con.
ferred the third degree on two candidates
on Tuesday evening.
The Revere Rubber Co. have had pri-
yate wire of the Postal Telegraph Co.
placed in its office.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Taber-
nacle Church enjoyed an outing to Hunts
Mills on Thursday.
Rev. Frank |. Hanscom will speak at
the Pilgrim Congregational ChuSA ~.or
Harrison Street next Sunday.
The Standard Fife and Drum Band have
a drama and dance in irons Hall on Fri-
day evening, November 10th.
The front Of William A. McGIiuchey's
store at the corner of Westminster and
stokes streets, has been painted greeu.
James Mcdowell and family, have re-
turned to their home on Eastwood avenue,
after a summer spent down the river"
Grongcrs are interested in the big meet
ing Of The Vegetable Growers Association
Of America, which opened in Boston, Tues
day.
A smoker was he'd on Wednesday even
ing at the rooms Of the Sunset Club. A
large number was present and the affair
much enjoy ed.
Many Of the Socialists Of this section will
80 to Fay's Hall, Providence, tomorrow
evening to hear Congressman Victor J.
Berger Of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr.. James Pirce and Miss Florence Pirce
are expected to arrive in New York to-day
on The steamer Celtic " They have been
abroad for several months.
A reception was given on Wednesday
evening a the Broadway Baptist Church
to Rev. and Mrs Charles A. Heptonstall,
missionaries, who have been stationed in
Burma.
The Shubert Concert Co. will give an
entertainment in Library Hall on Wednes-
day evening, October 18th, under the
auspices Of the Sunshine Band Of the First
Free Baptist Church
Nearly seventy conductors and motor.
men from the Olneyvlle lines Of the Rhode
Island CO., enjoyed The last outing Of the
season on Tuesday at the grounds Of the
Pine Grove Club at Oakland Beach.
a casino, valued at So, 600, is 10 be built
at jamestown before another summer sea-
son. 1t is expected that the people VIII,
summer on the island will make IL as
/ popular a resort as in that at Newport.
"Aunt" Judy Ann Young, colored
woman whose age was no years, died boo
| Providence, Sunday. She had been a
slave, and had come north near the Close
Of the war. She had lived in aud abou,
| Providence Tor long time.
Stephen Marcus Brooke and Harriet
| May Crowther were married on Wedues
day afternoon az The parsonage Of The Fire
Free Baptist Church by Rev. George
Barnard. The bride was attended by her
sister aud a brother Of Mr. Brooke acted
as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Brooke left
on Wednesday evening for Texas, where
they vii reside.