The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-06-16
LOCAL NEWS

Lieutenant Eugene Dawley, of Hose I9,
is away on his annual furlough.
] a. Angel and family, visited relatives
in North Sctuate last Sunday.
Patrolman McTague, of the Sixth Sta
ton, is away on his annual furlough.
The Grover Club will hold a elambake
on Sunday at their club house ip Warwick
Harlan n. Page has gone to Washing
ton aud Richmond for stay of several
weeks.
J. A. Simard, the Manton Avenue
druggist, has opened drug store at
Conimicut.
Rev. !. V. Osterhou, spoke last Sunday
at a service held in HARMONY Hall, East
Providence.
Rev. w. o. Nusum of Pawtucket,
preached at the Tabernacle Church last
Sunday morning.
A very excellent Chldren's Day Concert
was given at the Dyer avenue Chapel last
sunday afternoon.
The Hall & Lyons Company have had
a new large sized Puffer soda fountain In
stalled at their Olneyvile store
The graduating exercises at the Rhode
Island Agricultural College at Kingston,
will be held on Thursday, June 22nd.
The Old Folks Concert given last week
at the Broadway Baptist Church, netted
one hundred and twenty five dollars.
Mr.. James u. Baldwin and family, Of
Alverson avenue, will occupy their sum
mer cottage at Conimicut this summer.
William Jacobs, the head of the weav-
ing department OF the Atlantic Mills, sails
| for Europe soon TO remain several months
Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn of New
York, spoke on Industrial Uniouism y at
Textile Hall, before large audience Oh
Sunday evening.
The regular meeing of the olneyville
! Business Mems Association for June viii
BE- held next Wednesday evening in the
Library Building.
Miss Ethel Brown, of Whittier avenue
and teacher of the English High School,
sails for Europe the last of this month to
! spend her vacation.
A. w. Smith. John T. Kenyon and
! Harry Daw of the annex, were guests at
the clambake given by IL. O. Martin Of
Warren last Sunday.
Two young boys who broke into the
Providence Ventilating Co.'S factory OH
Tan Yard Lane last week, were captured
on Mond,y by the police.
The Sunday School of the Pilgrim Con-
gregatonal Church on Harrison Street,
will hold picnic tomorrow at Quins-
nickel Woods, in Lincoln
Rev. Anna Garlin Spencer, formerly
minister at the Bell Street Chapel, spoke
there last Sunday morning on Woman's
Suffrage. When, Where, GIow2"
A tablet was dedicated last Sunday after
noon at the Church Of the Messiah, in
memory Of the late Rev. Delaney w.
Rice, for many years rector Of the church
Joseph p. Sullivan. for some time past,
manager of the Cray Printing Company
Of this place. has gone to Baltimore, Md,
where he expects to remain for some time
W. 2. Potter, formerly station agent at
the OIneyvile Station of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad, now in
charge Of the Auburn Station, called on
Olneyyille friends on Monday.
Rev. Nathan Bailey will preach at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday.
Rev Bowley Green, pastor Of the church,
is attending the General Convention Of the
Baptists Of North America in Philadel-
phia.
Mr. Charles Kenyon, who has lived in
various points in the South for the past
twenty years, has returned TO Providence
where he will be associated with his brother
Harry p. Kenyon, in the confectionery
business.
To destroy the ants which are spelling
lawns this season, the Connecticut state
entomo.ogist advises boring holes with
crowbar about twenty inches deep and per
haps two feet apart all over the portion in
les ed In each hole pour about one fluid
ounce Of carbon di-sulphide, and close up
the opening.
Castoria. age; Port Wine, 7sc quar-,
bottle; DuGy's Malt whiskey, 7sc.; Quin.
inc Pills, 6. doz.; II.adache Powders, 4
for Toc, Extract Of Malt, large bottles,
z5c. Hires Roo, Beer Extract, I5c. bot.
tie; Cuucura Soap, I9c cake; California
syrup Of Pigs, 3oc Arabian Balssm, Isc.j
A & ). Peroxide Tooth Powder, z5c.,
Hobson's Corn Salve, zsc; Beef, Iron and