The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-09-01
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in the annex.
This is the last week OF Thursday after
noon closing.
Miss Ethel Carpenter is spending the
week at Oak Bluffs.
Next Tuesday, September sth, dog days
are scheduled to end.
The Msshpaug Gun Club will hold
picnic on Labor Day.
Joseph Shock has returned from stay
at Washington, d. c.
Joseph +. Tanning died at his home on
Barton ST., last Friday.
Patrolman John Holland is enjoying a
furlough at Atlantic City.
Chestnut burrs are forming well and ap
pear to be in good numbers.
Repairs have recently been made to the
railroad station on Plainhed St.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Scocroft have re-
turned from trip to Atlantic City.
DR., G. w. Eastwood and family, of the
annex, have returned from a vacation trip.
Mr. Joseph p Cahill aud family, have
returned from a stay at Charlestown Beach
Frank Van Storok, manager of Colwel's
restaurant is away this week OH vacation.
The Sunset Club will be the scene of a
two man bowling tournament in the early
fall.
DR.. and Mrs. Al Longfellow of Wood
street, have returned from a ten day vaca-
tion.
John 7. Kenyon OF the annex, attended
the G. A. r. Convention at Rochester, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Cuvell OF Mount
Pleasant are spending a few days at Revere
Beach
F. IL. Steere, who has been confined 10
his homs by illness, is able to be out
again.
Harold O'Neill of Eastwood avenue, has
returned from three weeks stay at Block
Island. .~
A big Italian celebration was held last
Saturday evening in the Silver Lake
section.
The meetings of the Olneyville Business
Mems Association will be resumed this
month.
Mrs. II. C. Essex and family of Balm
bridge Ave, have returned from a vaca-
tion trip.
Henry Arnold, motorman on the Dyer
avenue line, is away this week OH a vaca-
tion trip,
Charles T. Moore of Terrace avenue,
has gone to Prince Edwards Island on
vacation trip.
Edward Walsh has opened a grocery
store at the location formerly occupied by
NJ S Townley.
w, J. Duffy, Jr., superintendent Of the
Olneyville Post Office, returned from his
vacation on Monday.
Austin Coughlin of Moosup, Conn
who has been visiting relatives on Harris
avenue, has returned home.
Charles Grant and James Terrill have
returned from Nevada, where they went
to look over mining interests.
Miss Annie Calvey of Banspach Bros
returned from Brooklyn, N. ", where she
spent very enjoyable vacation.
William Gallagher, teller of the Union
Trust Co.'S. Olneyville Branch, returned
from vacation trip Oh Monday.
1t is understood that the Atlantic Mills
intends TO erect a large store-house on
Harris avenue some time in the future.
Miss Edith Hughes, who has been at the
Spring House, Block Island, with her
ladies orchestra is expected home Monday
Edward Nolan, sergeant of police Of
Paterson, n. j., is visiting at the residence
Of DR.. Francis Croghan 1854 Westmn-
ster St.
Olney II. Williams Of Pocasset has
been elected treasurer Of wholesale for
lists association, that was recently formed
in Providence.
Next Sunday, September and, services
at the mission, 30 Hartford Ave., J. r.
Mowrey in charge. service at :. 50
Bro. Isaac Daniels will be the speaker.
The officers Of Manufacturers Lodge,
o. .. T. expect to confer the initiation
degree on several candidates at the meet
ing to be held next Thursday evening
After being closed since July 10th, the
rubber works at Bristol resumed opera
tions yesterday Nearly thousand peo-
pie returned 70 work after the two months
Of dlenes..
The Connecticut branch Of the King
DAUGHTERS and Sons Ia To- hold its annual