The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-02
LOCAL NEWS

furlough.
Or. James Reid spoke in woousocke
last Sunday.
The main sewer that crosses the Squar,
is completed.
Edward Benner at II. e. Motifs is ava,
on a vacation.
Thomas Carr is spending his vacation
at Block Island.
Frank Roper is spending a vacation a
North Adams, Mass.
Earl Parker of New Brunswick, n. J.,
is home on a vacation.
F. II. Steere, who has been quite seri,
ously i'll, is improving.
The Joslin Club had an outing at Mos.
wansicut Lake on Sunday.
John T. Collision has returned from q
three weeks stay in Maine.
Contractor Horace p Martin is build
Ing house on Union Ave.
William Hanley at Carr's drug store, has
returned from his vacation.
A new telephone trunk line is being run
from the City to Olneyville.
Manufacturers Lodge, held regular
meeting on Tuesday evening,
Fred Gill of Deborah St, has returned
from Gaming with the militia,
Driver William Barton Of Hose No. 20,
is away on his annual furlough.
Surveyors have been at work this week
on the lower end of Plainfield ST.
II. +. Naugle of the annex, has taken a
position with the Hall & Lyon Co.
William Hughes starts for Lansing,
Mich, on Sunday on a business trip.
The Oneyvilles and Cranstons play ball
at Regent Oval on Saturday afternoon
Lowell avenue is receiving needed atten-
ton from the city highway department.
George Merritt of the Office force of the
ID b. c. Co., is away on vacation trip.
The Reid Rooters will hold an outing on
Sunday at the Fassell Farm in Johnston.
U. s. Grant and family of the annex
are spending the sum mer at Longmeadow
Jacob Kobe, who is well known in this
section, has returned from vacation trip.
The Independent A. C.'s play the
Regents on Saturday at Neutaconkanut
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Steere of Plain.
field ST., are spending a few weeks at
Kingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Of the
annex, leave tomorrow for visit at Scot
land, Conn.
Resolved Waterman Of Plainfeld ST.,
has returned from a visit to relatives in
Attleboro.
Driver William Collins Of Hook and
Ladder Go. No, 8, starts away to-day OH a
vacation trip.
Rev. George +. Barnard and family,
have gone to Ocean Park, Me-, for a
months stay.
F. A. Scott of Hook and Ladder No. 8,
Laurel Hill avenue, is home from stay t
Coney Island.
Thomas O'Donnell and family Of Plain
field ST., have returned from a visit to the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Carpenter and Mis-
Ethel Carpenter are home Aom a months
stay at Oak Bluffs.
Charles Hale of Messer Street is the !
guest Of his brother, Mr.. Adolph Hale Of
N. II.
Patrol man b. G.. Niles Of the Sixth |
Station, has resumed his post, after an /
illness, OF several weeks.
Mrs. William Hughes and daughters
Bertha and Dorothy, left to-day for a two
weeks stay at Block Island.
The contractors of the Southern New
England Railway have begun to work Oh
he Pocasset avenue section.
&. w. Pierce, formerly the Olneyville
Co, has taken a position in
)imond's Department Store.
w. B. Learny, Of the Atlantic Mills
fice force, is spending his vacation At the
atlantic House, Block Island.
Inspector John Murphy has been at
,ork at tne Mt. Pleasant car barn, owing
D the illness Of the Foreman Sweet.
Mr. and Mrs. James ID. Baldwin enter
aimed Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Do'bey on !
aturday at their home at Conimicut
Mrs. James Tanish died at her nome, {
) Hyatt St, on Monday. The funeral
:rvioes were held on Thursday at p. m. d
.ev. {. A. Fiske conducted the service. v
urisl at Pocasset Cemetery. v
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