The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-09-29
LOCAL NEWS

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turned from a stay in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cough are spend
ing few weeks at Conimicut
Last Sunday was observed as Rally Day
in several Of the local churches.
P.trolman Cahil, of the Sixth Station,
returned from h,s iurIough 10 day.
Mrs. Whuehead's new house on Ster-
ling avenue, is nearly completed.
John Fox and family, have returned
from a summer spent at Conimicut
Byron A. Smith is making some improve.
menJs to his residence on Plainheld 81.
l.. J Boutell will speak at the mission
on Hartford ave, on Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Henry, of Merideu, Conn, is
visiting friends in this section this week.
Z. A. Mitchell Of New Hampshire, is
spending few days in Oneyville this week.
Robert *. Atwood is able to be out
again, after a severe attack OF rhumatism'
Harry 5. Waite, clerk at the Olneyville
Post Office, returned from his vacation to-
day.
Many dwellers of the annex, attended
the Grange Fair at North Scituate, yester-
day.
Joseph King, member Of Engine Co..
No. II, is spending a furlough in New
York.
Lieutenant Il. NJ. Counors Of the Sixth
Station, is visiting Albany, n. Y, this
week.
Fred Fogarly, popular carrier at the
local post Office, has returned from his
vacation.
The next meeting Of the Ohneyville Busi-
ness Mems Association will be "Past Pres-
dents Night"
Some improvements have lately been
made to IIefernan's Lunch Rooms on
Hartford avenue.
A J Knott, FOR nearly 80 years an over
seer at the Riverside Mills, has resigned
this position there.
The Anna Gordon, w. c. I U. met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Ainsworth 80 Messer ST.
Mr. NJ Kennedy Of Bancroft St, has
taken an important position in the Office
of the Revere Rubber Co.
Rev' Bowley Green's subject last sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church was "Men or swine"
Manufacturers Lodge, 1. o. 0, +. at its
meeting on Tuesday evening, conferred
he first degree on Two candidates.
Mr.. Warren Perkins and family, who
have been away during the summer, have
.,turned o heir home on Alvcr,on ave
Court Dood Hope, No 4679, / O. +.
held a socia and Whist on Tuesday even.
rug of this week IN its hall at 1855 West
minister st.
Col. +. J. San Souci attended funeral
in Lowell, Mass, on "Wednesday as repre-
sentative Of Governor Pothier, who was
u able TO attend.
Lister & Hopkins, the Plainfeld Street
merchants, had a fine display Of farm
machinery a the North Sctuate Grange |
Fair on Thursday.
W. +. Cleary, l.. II. Gillen, +. A. |.
AIbies and Leo NJ. K. smith, carriers at
the Olncyvl'e Post Office, start on their |
annual vacations to-day.
The Olneyyi.es play the Li,bons at bas I
ball on Saturday at Regent oval, corner Of
Atwell, and Harris avenues, THIS is the /.
second Of an after season series.
The annual meeting Of the OlneyviIle |.
Free Library Association will be held on
Monday evening at the Tooms Of the sssoci.
alton in the Waterman Building.
The funeral Of Henry 7. Beckett vas
held on Monday afternoon at the Church .
Of the Messish Rev. +, l. Collins omci-
a,ed The burial was at the Pocasset
Cemetery.
Mr.. end Mrs. Henry {. Gorton and
Avery Gorton Of the annex, returned on
Monday from pleasant trip Of two weeks,
which included Niagara Falls, The
thousand Isles and Lake George.
Rev. J. II. Roberts Of Atteboro, Mass
who recently supplied the pulpi, Of the
First free Baptist Church, while the
church was without pastor, has accepted
a call 10 preach at the Baptist Church IN
Gieenyi.e, x. I.
Pauo.man John IL. Finnegan, who has
been a member Of The Providence Police
Force for several years has resigned. lie
aiii 60 to the University Of Maryland and
course Of medical study. Mr..
Flunegan was formerly employed in the
irug store Of VI. H. Couigau.