The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-06-23

Inc OlneyNlIS loSt OilSe WI bS CLOS
ed on SUNDAYS unit further notice.
The final dividend of the Earnseliae
Mills has been ordered for June goth.
MIR. Everett Salisbury and family, have
gone to Webster Lake for the summer
Douglas Mitchell aud family, are at
Narragansett Terrace for the summer.
Rev. Nathan Bailey preached at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Platt of the
annex, have removed to Webster, Mass.
The graduating exercises Of the Webster
Avenue Grammar School will be held to
day.
w. A. Morgan Esq Of Ford ST., and
family, are at their summer home in War
wick.
Frank +. Randall and family, of Grams
ton Street, are spending the summer in
Warwick.
The front Of San Souci's big store has
been ornamented this week by handsome
set of awnings
The graduating exercises OF the San,
Theresas Parochial School will be Il Id
next Sunday morning.
The Pilgrim Sunday School, Harrison
street, enjoyed picnic at Quinsnicket
! Woods IL Lincoln last Saturday.
Patroiman Patrick McTague, of the
Sixth Station, who is on furiough, sail,d d
Tor Great Britain on Wednesday.
The boys Of Saint MaD's narochial
'chooI went TO Grace Haven in North
Kingston for an outing on Thursday.
W. ID. MathewsoD, superintendent Of
the Olneyyille car house has resumed his
| position after a vacation Of several weeks
The Red Cross Chapter Of the Church of
he Messiah have a moonlight excursion.
lown the Bay, OIL the evening of July I4th.
Thomas Graham, a well known printer
Of this section, is attending Convention
Of the Modern Woodmen at Buffalo, New
| York this week.
Mr.. lanes II. Banker will speak at the
Open Air Christian Workers Meeting
next Sunday on the Dexter Training
Ground at ) o'clock.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. 0. O. f. will
observe The Odd Fellows Memorial Sun
day by exercises next Sunday at the
Church of the Messiah.
Banspach Brothers Of this place will fur
nish the banquet Of the Conservative Club
this evening at Infantry Hall. President
Taft will be the guest of honor.
Frank Duffy Of indianapolis, Ind,
secretary Of the International brotherhood
Of Carpenters and Joiners Of America gave
an address al Artisans Hall on Wednesday
evening.
Captain Hugh Rowley Of this place,
who has recently returned from Texas,
gave an interesting talk on the recent war
in Mexico at the State Armory, Tuesday
evening,
The annual closing exercises Of the
Bryant q STATIONS Business College Of
Providence, will take place on Monday
evening, June 26th, in the Mathewson
Street Church.
The funeral Of Mrs. Katherine Fritz,
,,.i,o J;.J 81. L.r 49,, 90, At.a c.. -
Tuesday, was solemnized yesterday at J.
Will Carpenters undertaking rooms. The
burial was at rocasset Cemetery.
Alderman Gilbert Parker Councilman,
Seth Walton and John T. Kenyon Of the
annex, we're guests Of Superintendent Harry
+. Windsor, on the first trip Of the season
Of the " Mt Hope to Block Island on
Monday.
About seventy Of The conductors and
motormen employed on the Olneywlle
lines went 10 Worcester by special car
A game Of ball with the Worcester carmen
and sn outing at Lake Quinsigimond we're
included in the program.
Kennedy & Cough Of this place, had
large list Of passengers sailing from Boston
on the "Franconia" to-day. Among the
number are Nlr. and Mrs. T. l.. Arnold.
Mrs. Martha Brooks and Mr. Willie
Brooks, Airs. Sarah Hill and Miss Alice
Hill Of Thornton, Mrs. Margaret Boss,
Mrs. Noble Brown and Miss Ethel Brown,
Mrs. Ri Afford, Miss IIilda Lacey, Mrs.
Leah Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craig,
Mrs. George Dimond, Miss Clara Dimond,
Harry Sowden, Mrs. Sarah Lancaster, Miss
Sarah Dickinson, Mrs. Mary Rowley, sam
uel Mellor, John North and Miss Annie
Brennan.
Moth Balls Sc. b. cutieura Soap i9c.
Castoria 7Ie. Pain Killer i5e and 5sc. Aus.
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