The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-10-04
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closed last Sunday.
Many people from here attended the fair
at Scituate this week.
Patrick Burke has returned from a trip
to the White Mountains.
c. Harrison Page has returned from
two weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. r. c. McNabb of Roosevelt st. is
visiting relatives in Worcester.
Mrs Henry Dutman of this place, visit
ed friends in Oakland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J., n, Smith Of the annex,
spent Sunday with friends in Harmony.
Frank Hanley and family, have return
ed from a summer spent at Conimieut Point.
Matthew Kennedy aud John Monahan
have returned from trip up the Hudson
River.
Rev. John Stewart, who is we'll known
in this section, has removed to Sterling,
Conn.
Ambrose Powers Of Fall River, Mass.
spent the week end with friends on Wood
street.
Several candidates were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
The city Evening School began at the
Roosevelt street school house on Monday
evening.
The members of the Church Of Messiah
held reunion in Library Hall on Tuesday
evening.
ii. Eugene Clarke and family of the
annex, are spending the week at South
Scituate.
The Reid Rooters held a "smoker" at
Columbia Hall, Putnam street on Sunday
afternoon.
The Broadway Baptist Sunday School
will hold its annual Rally Day Exercises
next Sunday.
Albert Shaw, local agent for the
Anthony Estate Co. has removed to Dor
chester Avenue.
DR.. j. p. Reid spoke before the Mems
Club of the Church of the Redeemer on
Monday evening.
The members of Manufacturers Lodge,
l. .. O. i. expect to initiate several can.
didates next Tuesday evening
Mr. Arthur w. Carpenter and family,
! have returned from a three months stay at
Cherry Hill avenue in Johnston.
The annual meeting Of the Olneyvlle
Free Library Association will be held on
Monday evening, October 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs Coulton Of Connecticut,
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred c. Thompson of Pocasse, avenue.
According to Uncle Horace Johnson, the
10th day of September was the first clear,
cloudless day since the 10th day OF July.
Rev Bowey Green will speak at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
evening on "The -Four Comings of Christ" "
Several students of the Pentecostal In.
stitute attended a picnic, given by the
Glocestsr Sunday school one day last week.
The Anna Gordon w. c. r. u. held a
meeting last Monday afternoon at the
parlors Of the Plain6eld street Free Bap.
tst Church.
William Troy aud Thomas Mathew
will be the opposing candidates for As
semblyman in the 18th District Of the
Eighth Ward.
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott aud Rev.
Arthur II. Winn will speak on the "Pro-
gressive Party" at the Bel Street Chapel
on Monday afternoon.
The funeral of Albert II. Wetton was
solemnzed on Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of his brother-in-law, Richard
Nichols at or Wallace St.
Daniel II. Cahill and Miss Theresa
Landy were married on Wednesday morn
ing at st Theresa's Church. They will
reside at 81 Grove street.
A. B. Lewis Of Washington, X. /,
formerly business manager OF the Evening
News OF Providence, was a caller at the
TIMEs Office on Wednesday.
An automobile party, consisting Of T.
r. Grady, Joseph Quinn, Charles Thomp
son, Archibald Collins, William Murphy
and Lewis McGowan went to the Brock
ton Fair yesterday.
Druggists have been notified that on and
after October Ist no absinthe may be inn
ported into this country and likewise after
that date it will be illegal to ship sbsinthe
from one state TO another.
The first day Of October brought The
coolest morning Of the fall so far. Ther-
mometers about town we're near the freez'
ing point, in fact ice is reported as having
beeu seen in shallow dishes and along the