The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-10-06


The vacations are over at the Olneyville
Square Market.
The Providence Tax Book for 1911 is
for sale a, Shawcross',
Thomas Hawley of California, is visit
ing relatives in this section.
Fred Simpson of New Haven, has been
visiting friends in this section.
Miss Elsie Amison of Joslin ST., has re-
turned from trip to England.
James T. Kennedy was in Boston on
Wednesday on business trip.
J. Wilbert Walton's dancing class be-
gan at Library Hall this week.
A number of Olneyville people attend
ed the Brockton Fair this week.
Patrolman Wyman of the Sixth Station,
is away on his annual furlcugh.
5. A. Owen has removed from Alverson
avenue to the Elmwood District.
The Olneyvile Musical and Athletic
Club have taken rooms in Stokes Building.
OJ. A Johnson, clerk at the Olneyville
Post Office, is away on his annual furlough.
Mas. w. f. Donnelly of Broadway, is
visiting relatives in New York and New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hill Of the annex,
have been spending several weeks at Con
imicut.
Mr.. Micheal Braney was called to Con-
necticut this week on account of the death
of his mother.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at Y. M. &.
A. meeting at Somerville, Mass last Sun
day afternoon.
Tue William Hughes Co. sold 1919
REQ touring car 10 Truman Pierce OF rrow
dence this week.
A number Of car didates received the rite
Of baptism at the Tab -rnacle Church last
unddy morning.
There was a bapti NAL service at the
First Free Baptist Church on Plainfi Id St
last Sunday evening.
A bazar was given 10y the members o.
the Church OF the Messiah in Library
Hall on Tuesday evening.
An auction sale Of tools will be held at
the blacksmith shop at 64o Broadway on
Wednesday of next week.
The increased activity of the Atlantic
Mills is a source Of much satisfaction to
the people Of this section.
The annual Baptist convention of the
state OF Connecticut will be held at Water
bury, October 10, II and rs.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville Busi
ness Mems Association will be held Oh
Tuesday evening, October 24th.
Forrest Butler of Providence. has en-
tered the employ of the William Hughes
Co. as demonstrator of their REQ cars.
Henry w. Collingham. wool buyer for
the Atlantic Mills, who has been i'll during
the summer, is much improved in health
The Sunshine Band Of the First Free
Baptist Church will give an entertainment
in Library Hall on the evening of October
7sth.
Harry w. Mason and family, OF Balm
bridge avenue, have returned from a sea-
son spent at their summer home at Con.
imicut.
Miss Samuels, missionary from Korea,
was the speaker at the Second Presbyter-
ian Church on Harris avenue last Sunday
morning.
1t is rumored that there will be match
race to morrow at Narragansett Park, be-
tween horses owned by Luther K. Hop
kins and James Mahoney.
Manufacturers Lodge, .. o. F. con.
ferred the initistory degree on one candi.
date at it's meeting held on Tuesday even
ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
Rev. Bowley Green of the Broad way
Baptist Church will preach the sermon al
the I46th anniversary Of the First Baptist
Church at Block Island on WEDNESDAY,
October 25th.
At recent meeting Of the yestry Of the
Church OF the Messiah, Percy A. Bainton
was elected a vestryman to succeed
Charles A. Medbury, who has removed to
another parish.
Miss Margaret Metcslf, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Edward p. Metcalf, former
ly OF the annex, is to be married on We'd
nesday evening, October 18th, to Mr..
Elmer ). Horton Of Providence.
A team belonging to Mathewson &
Mathewson, poultry dealers of Fiskville
colIded with a heavy team belonging TO
the Providence Coal Co at the lower end
Of PIainheld ST., Tuesday. The poultry
mems horse was considerably Cut up. It
was taken to local stable and cared for
by Dr Randall