The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-08-18

Atlantic City
Gregory Fallon and Alfred Cooper are
on a trip in Canada.
DR., Frank Heffernau is spending the
week at Atlantic City.
Driver Kelley, of Engine No II, is away
on his annual furlougb
Dr. aud Mrs ]. p. Reid have returned
from a stay at Rehoboth.
Tomorrow will be observed as British
Day" at Chestnut Grove.
Patrolman NJ. Z. Feeney is spending the
week at Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. +. + Gill has returned from vaca-
tion spent in Pennsylvania,
Patrick McArde has gone to Prudence
Island for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mott went TO the
Cape this week on an auto trip.
Miss Lillian Fallon of Blackstone, Mass,
is visiting friends in the annex.
Miss Estelle Devine Of Messer ST., is at
Atlantic City for a two weeks stay.
DR.. aud Mrs. A. II. Longfellow are
away on a two weeks vacation trip.
Mrs. l.. NJ Congdon, of Chaplin ave,
is visiting friends at Foster Center
John T. Collision and family, have return
ed from a stay at Boothby Bay, Me.
John L. Kelley, of Chapin ave-, has
gone to Montreal on vacation trip.
Percy Butterfeld is acting as driver for
the patrol team of the second station.
John +. +, Hazard is spending a few
weeks at Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Emmett Rifles hold "feld day"
at AllendaIe on Sunday, September 5rd.
William Lee and family, of Messer St +,
have returned from two weeks outing.
The OlneyviIle base ball team was defeat
ed at Thornton, Saturday by score of 7
to 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J, Banspach have re-
turned from a short stay at Wrentham,
Mass.
Mrs. William Greene and son, of Yale
ave are spending the week at Block
Island.
Reports Of the best season ever come
from the managers Of the various summer
resorts.
John J. Mitchell, of Marlboro, who has
been the guest Of Frank duffy, has re-
turned home.
The Sunset Orchestra furnished music
at the picnic Of the North Foster Church
on Thursday.
William Gallagher, teller at the Union
Trust Co.'S OlneyvilIe Branch, is away on
his vacation.
Mr.. Hugh o'Connor and family, have
returned from a stay at the Ocean View
Hotel, Block Island.
Mrs. Charles p. Butler and Master
Richard Butler Of New York City, visited
relatives here this week.
Rev. Arthur Given ID. ID. of Auburn.
preached at the First Baptist Church ON
Plainheld ST., on Sunday
The Olneyvile base ball team held a
moonlight excursion Thursday evening on
the steamer Warwick"
James Hudson, who is employed at John
II Washes undertaking rooms, is camp
ing out at Touisset, Mass.
Frank Riley, the Manton avenue plumb.
er, Is putting IN several steam heating
plants al Danielson, Conn.
Charles Tupper, Of PlainheId Street. is
attending the checker and chess tourna
ment at Cedar Point, Ohio.
Mrs Jane A. Angel, the second assist.
ant librarian Of the Olneyville Free
Library, is on two weeks vacation.
Irving Handel Of Fulton, n. Y, aud a
former resident Of this section, is TO be
married soon to Miss Lucy Randall Of East
Providence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sherman and Miss len.
ME Sherman Of Alfred, N. v, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Bates OF
Messer Street
Misses Sarah L. and Mary r.. Kennedy
and Sarah L. and Mary K. Cough return.
ed on Tuesday from six weeks tour
through England and Scotland.
That many Of New England's mos,
historic trees, as well as thousands Of more
common ones, are in danger Of destrue,.
ion by gypsy and brovntan moths and
other pests is reported at Washington by
Richard Watrous, secretary Of the Ameri-
can Tree association who has just been in
Massachusetts.
During August, The planet Mars rises
a little after n, a red star like Antares
Saturn, a white star Of the FIRST magni-