The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-07
LOCAL NEWS

The Olneyville Cricket Club played at
Pawtucket last Saturday.
Children's Day will be observed next
Sunday at the local churches.
w, E. Waterman is out again, after
severe attack of rhumatc fever.
Mr.. William o. Todd and family, will
spend the summer at Marblehead,
John Coyle, resident of Westminster
ST., is very i'll at the K /. Hospital.
The OlneyvilIe Nest Of Owls held meet
ing in Guild Hall on Tuesday evening.
Rev. K. +. Toll, eurate of the Church Of
the Messiah, is taking his annual vacation.
Two additional carriers have been added
to the force at the Olneyville Post Office
this week.
A Chidren's Day Concert will be held
at the Broadway Baptist Church next
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Isaac Daniels was the speaker at the
evening service at the Broadway Baptist
Church yesterday.
Arthur w. Carpenter and family, have
taken a cottage OH Cherry Hill avenue in
Johnston for the summer.
The Sunday school of the Free Baptist
Church, Plainheld ST will hold its annual
outing on Tuesday, June 2Sth.
Many OF the stores in this section have
began the summer habit of closing at
o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
Rev. G, r. Barnard spoke to large
audiences at the First Free Baptist Church
last Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Frank w. Gray spoke on "The
Picture Gallery of the Soul" at the Taber-
nacle Church last Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church held a sale on We'd
nesday afternoon at the church parlors.
Rev. Mr.. O'Connor, pastor OF Lime
Rock Baptist Church, spoke at the Hart
ford avenue Chapel last Sunday evening.
Mr.. l.. Ii. Eldredge Of the annex, has
removed to North Scituate. He has been
in engaged in business there for some time.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Broadway Baptist will meet with Mrs,
Louis ID. Lipqitt, al Pocasset ave, this
afternoon
The new truant officer, James X. Can
non, is a resident Of the Eighth Ward and
is well known and very popular in this
section of the city.
Mr.. George +. Williams and family, Of
Harrison ST., were at their cottage at
Conanicut Park from Wednesday of last
week until Monday.
Col. f. J. San Souci and DR.. NJ. b.
Milan attended the exercises of the unyei-
Ing OF tn: Columbus monument at Wash
ington, ID, { on Wednesday.
Sunday, June 10th is the 2Ist anniyer.
sary of the founding Of the Second Presby.
terian Church, Harris Avenue. 1t will be
observed by appropriate exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Colwell are at their
cottage at Silver Spring for the summer.
Mr.. Colwell is the managing owner Of
Colwell WorSted Mills Of this place.
A carmen's base ball league has been
organized and consists Of teams represent.
ing Olneyville, Mt. Pleasant, Riyerpoint,
Cranston, Broad ST., and the Pawtucket
barns.
a number Of the friends Of Miss Elsie
Price, ISL Pettis avenue, gave lher a sur
prise party on Friday evening Of last week.
About twenty-five were present and very
enjoyable evening was spent.
Those who apply for naturalization
papers next week will be able to draw their
second papers Of citizenship next Septem-
Der, and thus will be able to vote at the
presidential election in November.
According to a report Of the census
bureau just received, peaches and nee
tarines to the value Of $1,000 and pears
valued at $1,000 are reported as raised in
Rhode Island IN 1909.
The income from the operation Of the
new Rhode Island tax law this year will
be approximately S76o, 7oI,54. This
does not include the payments 10 be made
by banks, trust companies and banking
associations.
The second Presbyterian Base Bail team
will play the Trinity team Of Psvtucket
on Saturday afternoon a, the Clover lot on
vt. Pleasant The Presbyterians have
won the las, SIX games they have played
this season.