The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-07-26
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Providence X L NEWS

at Boothbay Harbor, Me.
l.. Sweet & Co. is making extensive i'm
proyements TO their Office.
Charles .Seigal is building an addition to
his house on Daniel avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II, Beane srent the
week end at Foxboro, Mass
Manufacturers Lodge held a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening.
Mr. Charles Hudson spent several days
this week at Matunuck Beach.
Misses Flora and Maizie McNabb are
vacationizing at Matuuuck Beach.
Herr Prest aud family, are spending the
summer at their farm in Rehoboth.
The sewer on Manton avenue near
Chaffee street, has been completed,
John P. Farnsworth and family, are
spending the summer at Wexford.
George Dickinson and family, of Web
ster avenue, are at Shawomet Beach.
Miss Mollie Gormley is the guest OF
friends at Shawomet Beach this week
Mrs. Ethel Barney and children, are
spending the summer at Coles Station.
Mrs. w. l.. Gilmore and children, are
pending the summer at Newport, N. II.
The Reid Rooters held meeting at the
Olneyvi'le Hotel on Wednesday evening
Mr. A. II. Wright and Miss Nora Wrigh
are in Foster for a stay of several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. Mclaughlin Of
Nebraska, are visiting relatives in the
annex.
Mr.. Abel Reynolds and fmily, are al
Foxboro, Mass for stay Of several
weeks
James Senior aud family of the annex
are spending few weeks at Oakland
Beach
Frank a. Scott Of Hook and Ladder Co.
No. s, is spending his furlough at Coney
Island.
Efforts are being made to have another
drinking fountain installed at Neutakonka-
nut Park.
The Rhode Island Co., are "breaking
in" quite number of men on the Olney-
Vile lines.
w. b. McElroy Of this place, has been
appointed sub clerk at the Providence
Post-ofhce.
Patrolman K. p. Luther and J. S. Han.
lon of the Sixth Station, are on their
annual furloughs.
The Independent Athletic Club will
have a moonlight excursion on the even
ing Of August 18th.
Mss Mollie Stafford Of Colwel,'s Restau.
rant, is spending three weeks vacation
at Rockville, Conn.
The Misses ConIey have begun the
construction Of a third house on Westmin,
ster ST., near Messer.
Henry Carey Of Delaine St, has just re.
ceived an appointment as carrier at the
Providence Post-offce.
Orrin w. Fenner and family for some
years residents Of the annex, are soon to
remove to Wendell st.
Rev. Otis o. Wright of Sandy Point
Conn.,, has been the guest of his brother
A. II. Wright this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Scott and Mrs
Henry w. Tourellotte of Laban ST., sre
spending the week at Clayville.
Henry Vailancourt, clerk at Hall &
Lyons Olneyville store, has returned from
his vacation in New York City.
Delbert Leblanc and Albert Shamber,y
clerks at tn: Oneyville Square Market
are away this week on their vacations.
George Austin, Richard Brown and
Kavan'ngh, employees Of the Rhode Island
Co, are on a cruise this week about Block
Island.
Rainy Sundays are conducive TO the
non-desecration Of the day at any rate
But the clear Monday morning makes the
Nd1uhOuldu hIliltt
The OlneyyilIe team Of the Providence
Amateur League went 10 Leominster,
Mass, on Saturday aud defeated team al
that place by score Of 8 TO 2.
Rev. Gideon A Burgess Of Oak street,
started on Tuesday FOR Toledo, Ohio
where he will preach for two Sundays al
the church of which he was for FIVE year.
pastor
The funeral Of Cato Ogden, who died or
Sunday, was solemnized on Tuesday at BIZ
late residence, ~ Pettis Ave. Rev. Z. /
Collins ofieisted. The burial was al The
North Burying Ground.
John P. Thompson, for several year
manager Of the Olneyville Square Market
has gone 20 New York, where he has takei