The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-06-09
LOCAL NEWS


Improvements are being made to Hall &
Lyons Olneyville store.
A. T. Rossiter and family, have gone TO
Conimicut for the summer
Mrs. Helen VI. Smith is visiting her
sister in Brooklyn, New York.
There was big class initiation of Owls
at Chestnut Grove on Sunday.
Rev. Bowley Green will preach at Cam
den, n. j., on Sunday, June 18th.
Frank Hanley and family, have gone to
Shawomet Beach for the summer.
James w. Greaves and family, are spend
ing the week at Clayvllle Reservoir.
The Olneyvilles defeated the Centerdales
on Saturday afternoon by score of 2 to /.
Pstrolman Percy Perkins, OF The Sixth
Station, is enjoying furlough at the Cape.
William Mathewson, superintendent OF
the Olneyville Car barn, is taking a vaea-
ton
Henry PohIe and family. are occupying
a bungalow at Lake Moswansicut for the
summer.
The publication of the calender at the
Broadway Baptist Church, has been dis
continued until fall,
The summer time table wen, into effect
on the New York, New Haven x Hartford
Railroad on Sunday.
The next meeting Of the Oneywlle Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening. June 2Isl.
The William Hughes Company have
sold REQ touring Car to Lewis A. Ship
pee OF Arch Street, Providence.
The aides Social OF the Broadway Rap
ist Church, hold an outing at West Bar
rington on " Wednesday, June 2Ist.
Cunsrab Percy ButterdeId is driving
he patrol wagon a. the Second station,
turing the lu'lough Of The regular driver
Andrew Bel, chef at Ranspach Bros
II taken a position for the summer a.
chef at the National Hotel at Block Island.
The Grover Fishing Club will hold its
first clamblke Of the season at us club
house n,ar Rocky ONT ON Sunday, June
18Th.
Hugh O'Connor returned recently from
trip to West Baden, Ind, where he took
medical treatment al the famous springs
located there.
A three tenement house belonging to
Frank Roper, is nearly completed on
Laurel Hill Avenue. John O'Donnel is
the contractor.
A very successful Old Folks Concert
was given on Wednesday evening at
Library Hall for the benefit of the Broad
way Baptist Church
William Hea,on, father Of DIR. II. w.
Heaton died on Saturday at his home on
Laurel Hill Avenue. The funeral services
were held on Monday.
DIR John +. Farrell attended the gradu-
ating exercises at Jefferson College, Phils-
delpha recently. DR.. Farrell is an
slumnus Of that institution.
DIR, Frederick J. Farrell, a former resi-
dent Of the annexed section, has been ap.
pointed examiner OF the pupils in the
special schools in Providence.
Thomas Kay died at his home on Laurel
Hill Avenue on Monday. The funeral ser.
vices were held on Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Fay K. Hunt officiating, The burial
was at the Pocasset Cemetery.
Misses Emily and Ruth Brown entertain
ed the Sunshine Band OF the Free Baptist
Church on tuesday evening, June 9th
rhe evening was spent in a social way, in
Guiding vocal and instrumental music
Arrangements were made for an outing in
July. Cake and cream was served to the
large number present.
william Middleton, resident Of the
annexed section, died at his home S. East.
wood avenue on Monday. lie was EN-.
| ploYed as a superintendent by NoTcrOss
Brothers and was we'll known among the
building trade. lie was a member Of
Manufacturers Lodge, .. .. r. and the
Olneyville Business Mems Association.
The funeral was held on Thursday afternoon.
Moth balls SC 10, cedar lavendar com
pound r5c ID, malt extaact bottles 7se,
tleteher's esstoris 23c, vaseline SC bortle, !
Hobson's corn salve 2jc, tar soap large
cake SC, toilet paper pkgs for z5c, Nyars
face cream z5c Garfield tea zrc. pkg, |
headache powders, Z for Ioc.; BANDS Iron |
Pills, 100 for 25e porous plasters, &c. /
We carry complete line ofcamerss, films |
and all supplies. Byron a. Smith, rres-
cription Druggist I9 Ulneyville "a.
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