The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-30


Miss Nora Wright is spending a few
weeks in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Banspach are
in Newport this week.
Maurice Clair has severed his connec-
tion with J. NJ. Shawcross.
Fred Trow and family, have returned
from a stay at Prudence Island.
George Hyman and family, are spend
ing the week at Oak land Beach.
A band concert was given last Friday
evening at Neutakonkanut Park.
Miss May Alger of Poeasset avenue, has
returned from stay in Boston.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o, o. F. held
meeting on Tuesday evening.
Henry c. Gorton and family, have been
away this week on vacation trip.
George Austin resumed his position on
the Manton avenue line this week.
A parochial school is to be opened in
St. Anthony's Parish in the annex.
Herman Lippman Of the annex, has just
got back from an auto trip in Canada.
DIR. J. J. Dwyer has just returned from a
trip to Niagara, Saratoga and Canada.
Mrs. A. M. McDermott and Miss Kath-
crime Kelly are in New York this week.
Miss Isabelle Common is expected home
this week from a vacation spent in Maine.
Miss Lillian NJ. Congdon Of Chaplin ave-,
is visiting friends in Conimicut this week.
Last Tuesday was Ladies' Night at the
Broadway Baptist Brotherhood's Meeting.
Rev. c. A. Fisher and family. are home
from a vacation passed at Moosum Lake,
Me.
George Taylor, clerk in the office Of the
Atlantic Mills, is enjoying his annual vaca-
ton.
Rev. George K. Barnard and family.
are expected home this week from Ocean
Park.
Rev. Mr.. Langton Of Fall River, spoke
a, the Second Presbyterian Church last
Sunday.
1t is stated that c. s. ColwelI, the restau-
rant man, is planning trip to Florida
this fall.
+. II. Steere of Daniel ave-, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks, is i'm
proving
Miss Margaret Lsmaze Of the annex, has
returned from a two weeks stay at Oak
land Beach.
Rev Father Bennett OF Eastern Penn
sylvania, is visiting George Cahill Of
Bailey street.
Arnold Thornton, connected with the
Dolbey Ice Cream Co, is spending his
vacation in Pascoag.
Mrs. John Clarke and Miss Myra Falon
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting David b.
Mott OF Oh Wood street.
The funeral Of Ernest N. LAM was held
at his late residence on Huntington ave-,
on Thursday afternoon.
The Olneyvilles of the Providence Anna
tuer League will play the Rumfords on
Saturday at Merino Flats.
Hoseman Andrew McGowan, who fell
from truck last week and injured his foot
quite severely, is improving.
John Casey, Jr, J. o. San Souci, ~,
and Eugene O'Keefe have returned from a
vacation spent at Block Island.
The annual letter" Of the pastor, Rev.
Bowley Green, will be read at the Broad
way Baptist Church next Sunday,
Miss A. Gertrude Coliseum and Miss
Irene Coliseum Of Worcester, Mass, are
the guests Of K. {. McNabb of 1877 Roose-
velt street.
Miss Carol Mott Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has returned to her home, having spent a
week with her brother, David B. Mott, 81
Wood street.
Misses Rose and Gertrude Gilmore Of
Greenfield, Mass, have been visiting
relatives in this section and Narragsnsett
Pier, while on their vacation,
Eugene Hall, former resident Of this
section, is visiting his parents in the
annex. Mr.. Hall is now associated with
a jeweiry concern in San Francisco.
Mr.. Eugene ID. Brown OF 80 Oak street.
was married TO Mrs. Elizabeth A. Carlson
of Brockton, Mass, by Rev. Gideon A.
Burgess on Saturday, August 24th, 1912.
After brief tour, they will be at home on
Oak street.
Mrs. Ann fTea,on, mother Of DR.. IT. w
Heaton, died at her sons residence, 800
Laurel Hill avenue last Saturday. The
funeral services were held on Tuesday
morning. Rev. Z. r. Toll ofheiated.