The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-07-05
LOCAL NEWS

South.
The Pastime Theatre closed for the sea-
son on Monday.
James ID. Baldwin and family are spend
ing the summer at Conimicut.
The Atlantic Mills shut down on We'd
nesday, until Monday morning
Mrs Ida Harris of Capin Ave is spend
ing short vacation in Smithfeld
Ralph Angel, of the annex, has gone
camping in Maine for the summer.
Fred l.. Roberts Of Webster ave-, was
drawn for grand jury on "Wednesday.
The Sunset Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Monday evening.
A son was born last Saturday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Mann of Barrows Street.
Ralph Field of Magnolia ST., is acting
as electrician of the Narragansett Hotel.
The will be a special summer service at
the Planheld St, Church, Sunday even
ing
The Baptist Brotherhood enjoyed an
outing at the Watson Farm in Johnston
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n, Smith OF Pocasset
Avenue, spent Sunday with relatives at
Harmony.
Rev. J.. V. Osterhout and Rev. c H.
Heptonstal will speak at the Broadway
Baptist Church next Sunday.
The Women's Missionary Society of the
Broadway Baptist Church met this after
noon with Mrs. =. Il. Arnold.
Fairman's band gave concert on the
Square yesterday afternoon and at Neuta-
konkanut Park in the evening.
The Church of the Messiah Sunday
School enjoyed picnic at Lake Moswansi-
Cut, North Scituate on Saturday.
Walter Riley, clerk at the Olneyville
Post Office, is spending his vacation at his
summer cottage at Sabins' Point.
Charles II. Angel, of the Providence
Iron and Steel Co Kinsley ave-, is al
Jefferson, n. H., for three weeks stay.
William Pilkington, an employe Of the
Rhode Island Co. goes to Portland, Me-,
the first OF next week on a vacation trip
Mrs. William Hughes and Misses Bertha
and Dorothy Hughes Of Whittier avenue
have gone to Philadelphia for a two week.
stay.
Miss Edith Hughes is in charge of tn,
orchestras at the Spring House and tn,
Hygeia Hotel at Block Island for tn,
summer.
]. {. Dullea, manager of the local ofic,
of the Eastern Coal Co. starts on Sunda,
for two weeks vacation trip, which in
cludes Niagara and the Thousand Isles.
Ralph II. KIRBY, local correspondent o
the Providence Journal left on Mon
day evening with the Providence Base Bal
team for weeks trip at Baltimore an,
Jersey City.
The following carriers at the Olneyvll,
Post Office are away on furloughs from
July Ist to July ISth J A. Selby, J. A
Hamilton, +. A. Lodge, J. p. Jones anC
f. IL. Macomber.
A life size picture Of Rev. Martin
Cheney Day, well known pastor Of the Firs
Free Baptist Church Of this place in it
early days, has lately been presented t
the Olneyville Free Library.
Grover II, Perry, Of San Francisco, CAV,
an open air talk to the mill workers o
this section at the junction Of Broadwa
aud Westminster street on Monday
Industrial Unionism" was his theme.
Rev. S. James Cam of East Provi
dence, will preach at the Broadway Bap
tist Church on Sunday, July I4th. Mr.
Cam has recently resigned his post a
East Providence to accept a psstorate a
Amesbury. Mass.
All records for registration in the cit,
Of Providence, both for single day snC
for complete year were smashed Satur
day, when 7o7I persons we're enrolled a
city hall, bringing the years total up tC
zI,455 and ecliPsing the record of 1904 b.
S75 names.
Prosperity Lodge No. 79, Order Dsugh
tiers Of st. George, at their next meetin,
Friday evening, July I7th, a reception
from 7 so to s o'clock will be held il
honor Of the Supreme President, Mrs. Hat
tie Mott Of Cleveland, Ohio Othei
supreme officers are expected to be presen
also sisters from other lodges.
The Olneyville Free Library have sdde,
80 or 10 vols to the main library and IL
the supplementary department, the follow
ing works Of hclon: Tante by Anna Sedg
wick, Friar Of wIrtenburg by William S
Davis, Cronicles Of Avonles-Montgomer
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