The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-09-27
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Jane Morrell, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
w A Sprague, of Dora street, is away
on a vacation trip.
Patrolman Wyman Of The Sixth Station,
is away on his furlough.
Frank Ryan Of the annex, has accepted
position in Yonkers, n, Y.
Next Sunday will be Rally Day at a
number of local churches.
Gilbert Swain and family, are entertain
ing friends from New York City.
The Riverside Mills are running some
of its departments day and night.
The Providence Evening Schools begin
on Monday evening Of next week.
Much of the paving on OlneYville
Square is becoming decidedly stale.
Rally Day Exercises will be held at the
Dyer Ave chapel on Sunday at so p. m.
DesRoches' Millinery Openings, Friday
and Saturday, September 27th and aSth.
II, Eugene Clarke and Ralph Clarke
have gone 10 New York on a vacation
trip.
The apple crop in Rhode Island Is
smaller this year than in 1911 by 10 per
cent.
NJ. I. Braney Of Plainfield street, has
returned from a stay in the White Noun
tains.
r. A. Sewell, local newspaper cores
pondent, who has been i'll, is able to be out
again.
The work of double tracking the lower
end Of Plainheld street is progressing
rapidly.
Rev. Bowley Green preached at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
Everett W. White OF Oak St has taken
a position with ii. b. Fiske & Co. of
Providence.
Andrew T.. MCGOWAN OF Hose Co. No.
9, Atwells avenue, is OH duty again, after
his recent injury.
Manufacturers Lodge, l, o. o. f. con-
ferred the third degree on one candidate
On Tuesday evening.
DIR. c. b. Colwell has given up his office
in the Tabernacle Building and can be
fo,,J a, he y.a;danr. IN Di..nG.tl .,....
during his Office hours.
Ernest Cooper, clerk at w II. Sawyer's
store, is enjoying vacation to New York
aud up the Hudson River.
Miss Abbie Brownell, money order clerk
at the Olneyville Post-office, is spending
her vacation in New York.
The Irish-American Club Of this place,
enjoyed an outing at the grounds Of the
w Wyandoue Club in Cranston on Sunday.
1 he first meeting Of the season Of the
Broth erhood Of the Plainfeld Baptist
Churc II will be held next Tuesday even
ing.
Church Of the Messiah Parish House Fund
was held in Irons Hall on Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Mary Z. Aldrch Of Laurel Hill
avenue, who has been travelling in Europe
during the summer, arrived home this
week.
Rev. {. A. Fisher of the Second Presby-
terian Church, went to New Jersey this
week to attend the funeral Of former
parishioner.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Broad
way Baptist Church will hold a rummage
sale at "a Plainfeld street for the week
beginning October 9TH.
Charles Cannon, who has been in the
employ Of NJ. IL. Couigan through the
the summer. has returned to Baltimore to
resume his medical studies.
The Democratic state central committee
at its meeting Monday afternoon extended
the time for the holding Of the party pn
maries throughout the state to October 9Th.
Rev. Bowley Green Of the Broadway
Baptist Church preached the annual ser
mon at the annual meeting Of the Warren
Association held at PheniK Oh wednesday
Of this week.
Creaking shoes can be made noiseless
by soaking the soles in linseed oil. Turn
a small quantity into pan or plate and
le, the soles stand in it for tweniy-four
hours. This treatment will also render !
them waterproof.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, Fred MaBgler; |
Firs, Vice President, Mr. Taylor; Second
Vice President Philip Cockeroft; Treas
urer, Samuel Eddleston and Secretary,
Horace Shepafd.