The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-28
LOCAL NEWS


willie Post Office.
The Regents play the Gorhams tomor-
row, on Regent Oval.
William IL. Sawyer returned on Tuesday
from a trip to Detroit,
The Willow Social Club hold field
day near Auburn on July 2Sth.
Manufacturers Lodge held meeting on
Tuesday evening. No work.
5 5. Sweet and family OF Plaiufield ST.,
are spending the summer in Foster.
The Independents play the Cranstons on
Saturday at Neutaconkanut Park.
The Independent Athletic Club are
Planning moonlight excursion for August.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. V. Osterhout will speak at the
Broadway Baptist Church on Sunday,
July 9TH.
Mrs. G. II. Heptonstall sailed for Eng
land on Saturday on the steamship "Wini-
fredian."
w, III. Atkinson has a new circulating
library at his drug store, corner of Pocasset
and Webster avenues.
Judge Nathan NJ. Wright and Col. T..
San Souci arrived home on Tuesday from
the Chicago Convention.
The Olneyville base ball team went TO
Anthony on Sunday and defeated the
Anthonys by a score of toI.
Rev. Bowley Green's subject at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening was "Save and Saint"
The brotherhood of the First Free Bap-
tist Church, PlainheId Street., attended the
morning service in a body on Sunday.
Walter Riley, clerk at the Olneyville
Post Ofhce and family, have taken a cot
tage near Camp White for the summer.
Mrs John I. Collision and Miss Eliza.
beth Collision start on Monday for Booth
bay llarbor, Me-, for a two months stay.
The council delegation OF the Eighth
Ward participated in the City Counci,
outing at the Pomham Club, on Thurs.
day.
The Peoples Savings Bank OF Provi-
dence, is TO take over the Kingston Saw
ings bank, which is in the hands Of re-
celyer,
The graduating class Of the Webster
Avenue Grammar School enjoyed lunch
and good time at the school hall last Fri.
day afternoon.
Miss Grace Inman Of The Olneyville Free
Library, is attending the Convention OF
the National Library Association at
Ottawa, canada.
Mr. and Mrs. o. San Souci and Pau
and Miss Sadie San Soucl attended the
Commencement Exercises at Amherst
College this week.
Mr. George ). Corbin has just put in a
cement walk IN front of Mechanics Hall
on Plalnheld St. Mr. Corbin may be
found at 90 Lowell Ave.
About TO- 900 square feet OF land, east Of
the Chaffee Street Police Station was pur.
chased last week by J. Ernslof, the well
known Providence clothing dealer
The funeral Of Sarah A. Murphy wa
solemnized on Monday at her late resi-
dence on Whitehall st. Rev. Frank A,
Crowder OF Grace Church, oficia,ed.
Miss Frances Andrews and Arthur
Waddington were united in marriage Mon
day at the rectory Of the Church of the
Messiah. The rector, Rev. r. /. Collins,
oficiated.
The meeting Of Court Good Hope, I. o.
+. on Tuesday evening Of this week, was
observed as Family Night" Many
members and their families were present
and he evening exercises were much en-.
joyed. A musical program was given and
refreshments served
The hrst consignment 81 the Public
Laws, passed at the January session o the
General Assembly, was received at the
Office Of the Secretary Of State Monday
from the state printer and IT IS next %
the largest volume Of It's kind ever print |
ed IN the State II contains $50 pages
and has 50 pages Of indeS.
The committee on parks, consisting Of
Seth Walton Chairman, /
John ]. Ballam, Frederick W. Allen and
Alderman Joseph Balch, accompanied by /
Edward r. Ely, chairman Of the park com. /
missioners, made a visit to several parks I
and Fairgrounds Of the city last Friday
afternoon
A surprise party was given last Satur-
day evening at the home Of Mrs. Gilbert /
W. Tucker, No 10 Howard street ia honor
Of Mrs. Hattie Davidson, who left Iuue