The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-05-26

John +. Fox and family, are at Conimi- |
cut for the season.
A new residence is being built on Bell
Street near the Chapel.
w. A. II. Grant is confined to his home
by an attact of erysipelas.
Miss Zaletta Wood of the annex, is visit
ing friends at Darlington.
The OlneyvilIes play the T. Il. Earleys
at Merino Flats on Saturday.
1t is rumored that Joseph Waterman has
purchased the H.B. Wood estate.
"The White Parlor" new confectionery
store is to be opened on the Square.
John L. Cannon & Co and l.. II. Meyer
Co. have just received new REQ trucks.
A new grocery and market has opened
in Atwood's Block on Plaiufield Street
Many olneyvile people visited the
Santorium at Walum Lake last Sunday.
John IL. Platt of the annex recently sold
lot of land at Bristol Narrows to Edith c.
Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fielder OF Joslin St,
celebrated their golden wedding last Sat-
urday.
]. A. Simard the Manton avenue drug.
gist will conduct new drug store at Conf
micut.
An Old Folks Concert for the benefit OF
the Broadway Baptist is in course of prepa-
ration
The Finance Committee OF the Broad |
way bapust Church will meet next Monday
evening
The St Lawrence Base Ball team will
I'D dance in Library Hall, tomorrow
evening.
Inspector George Amdon has been
transferred from Oneyvile to the las
ide section.
Ri In pp !larkns conf med large class
of children AT SAINT Mays Church on
Thursday morning.
Anna Gordon w. { I. u. met on Mon
d,y afternoon with Mrs. DIR, A. III. Barnes
45I Plainfeld street.
Severed candidates were b p,ised at the
First Free Baptist Church on Plainheld ST,
last Sunday evening.
Henry Collingham and family of Pocass-
avenue are occupying their cottage at Conf
micut for the summer
Improvements are being made to Walter
Calendars residence, corner of Westmin-
ster and Tobey streets.
The Providence Directory which is soon
to be issued, shows an increase OF over
5ooo names over last year.
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. o. f. CON
ferred the second degree on several candi
dates on Tuesday evening.
James IL. Hogan, the local correspond
ent of the Tribune, has returned from a
fishing trip in New Hampshire.
Rev. Frederick Poole Of Philadelphia
spoke at the Tabernacle Church last Sun
day evening on Missionary Work in China"
Rev. c. A Fisher, spoke at the Second
Presbyterian Church OH Harris Ave. last
Sunday morning on "Fear and It's Anti
dote."
At the June meeting Of the Olneyvlle
Business Mems Association a committee
will be appointed to arrange for the sum.
mer outing.
The William Hughes Company deliver.
ed a 4 cylinder REQ car this week to Clinton
E. Walch and one to Hon. Sumner Mowry
Of Peacedale.
The Socialist Party has its annual "down
the river" excursion on Sunday, June 4th.
The steamer MT. Hope" has been en-
gagged for the trip,
Independent A. {. defeated the Lilly A
c. on Neutaconkanut Oval last Saturday
to4. The game lasted ten innings and
was witnessed by large crowd.
In some places in Massa chusetts, FISH
are dying in lakes and ponds, FISH and
game commissioners believe because Of
lack Of rain to supply fresh water and sufh-
cient oxygen, -
Rev. and Mrs. James T. Docking are
spending the summer in Westerly, K. /,
Mr.. Docking who is president Of the Rust
University in Mississippi, was formerly
pastor Of the Tabernacle Church Of this
place.
Announcement is made by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
that the summer timetlble schedules Of
passenger trains on all divisions will 20
into effect on Sunday, June 4,h next al
1901 a. m. Timetables giving full particu-
lars will be in the hands Of ticket agents
on Friday, June 2.
A branch Of the Wayside Mission. Wash