The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-04
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mott are spending
the week at Watch Hin.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. :. Colweu has return
ed from stay in Johnston.
Mrs a. Masiersou has returned from q
ten days stay at Block Island.
Miss Flora NcNabb at Bauspach Bros
is away on her annual vacation.
The Rhode Island Newsdealers Associa-
tion have an outing on Monday
The annual outing Of the Olueyvile Nest
Of Owls will be he'd next sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George McKenna are
spending the week at Block Island.
Rev. d. c. Thatcher spoke at the Taber.
nacle Church last Sunday morning,
Rev. J NJ Hobbs of Mt. Pleasant, is
away on a vacation Of several weeks.
Manufacturers Lodge, |, O O., +. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
A son was born this week to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Earnest Stafford of Oak ST.
Harry Daw has returned this week from
a business trip to Pittsburg and New York.
John Riley, formerly an overseer at the
Atlantic Mills, was i'll town over Sunday.
Patrolman Plante, OF the Sixth Station,
is spending his iurlough at Atlantic City
John !. Lynch and Miss Mollie Hurst
of San Souc's are away on vacat on trips
Work has been begun on Luther II.
Hopkins new residence on Alverson avenue.
The Olueyville Business Mems Associa-
tion will resume its regular sessions next
month
Patrolman Luke Toner, of the Sixth
Station, returned from his farlough on
Tuc,day.
Rev Bowlcy Green Of the Broadway
Baptist Church, is away this month on
vacation.
EDWARD Rerner, clerk at II. {. Mott x
Co.'S, store, has returned from a stay at
Longmeadow.
Miss Abbie Brownell, money order clerk
at the Olneyvil'e Post Office, is away on
weeks vacation,
Mrs. l. /. Gulliver has removed her
millinery store to Westminster ST., corner
# Franklin St.
George Armstrong, moterman on the
| Dyer Avenue line, is away on a two weeks
leave of absensce.
Mr.. and Mrs T. O Hendricks Of Dor
chester avenue are at Shawomet Beach for
a stay of several weeks.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas J.
Matthews have Just retained from vaca-
ton spent at Westerly.
James Devine, employed in the bakery
department at the OIneyvlle square mar
ket, is spending his vacation in Detroit.
Nathan Kelley, employed in the Olney-
vile square marke', has returned from a
vacation spent in the vicinity Of Boston.
Deacon Josiah Baxter will speak at the
Mission, No. 10 Hartford avenue next Sum
day evening at 7.3o o'clock. All are IN
vited.
Banspach Brothers furnished box
lunch for party Of over 1000 Pawtucket
children, who went down the bay on the
steamer "Warwick" on Tuesday.
The work on the buildings, destroyed by
fire at the Soldiers Home at Bristol, Jan.
3rst last, is progressing nicely and the
contractors expect to complete the work by
| Oct Ist.
Rev. T. 5. St. Aubin, pastor Of ST.
Johns French Presbyterian Church Of
Montreal, will preach at the Second Pres
byterian Church on Harris avenue next
Sunday
The following carriers at the OlneyyilIe
Post Office, are away for two weeks: +.
II. Macomber, T.. NJ. Mann, + +. Nc
Cafrey, +. r. Kinnecom w. W White and
NJ. A Callahan.
The funeral Of Miss Anna IIassetl was
held on Monday morning from her resi-.
deuce, I3S Regent avenue. rcqulm mass
was sung at the Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament, Mt. Pleasant.
Frank McGovern, Of the grocery depart
ment Of the Oneyvie Square Market and
his son Francis, started yesterday on a
vacation trip that will take in Old Point
Comfort and Washington.
The third Postal Savings Bank % be
established IN Rhode Island was open IN
Warren last Friday. The first in this
state was located in the Bristol postoiiice
and the second in Westerly.
Charles Tupper leaves this week for .
trip, which includes New York, Phi.ade.-
phis, Washington and Cedar Point, Ohio;
at the latter place, he will be held for two
/ weeks iu August al the National meeting