The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-05-24

William Whitaker has a new steam
automobile.
Henry c. Pohle has recently purchased
REQ touring car.
The olneyvilles play the Cranstons on
Sunday at Rocky Point.
John Fogarty is having garage bull,
at his residence in Edgewood.
A May entertainment will be held at the
Dyer Avenue Chapel this evening.
A. 7 Rosster and family, are occupying
their summer cottage at Conimicut
Flynn's Senators defeated the Olney-
vile car men team on Tuesday, S to Q.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
afternoon at the Hartford Avenue Chapel.
Congressman O'Shaunessy addressed
political meeting last evening in the 10th
Ward.
w. IL. Atkinson, the Pocasset avenue
druggist, sells the we'll known Puritan ice
cream.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of y. conferred the
rank of knight on one candidate on Thurs
day evening.
James +. Coffin has been elected one oi
the directors of the Rhode Island Baptist
Social Union.
Henry Collingham and family, Of Po-
casset avenue, have gone TO Connecticut
for the summer.
The TINES has received copy of ths
Rhode Island Factory Inspectors Report
for the last year.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. .. 4. con
ferred the third degree OH one candidate
on Tuesday evening.
Andrew MCGOWAN, a we'll known fireman
of this section, is in New York this week
on his annual furlough.
The Sunset Club will hold its annual
meeting and election of officers on the
second Tuesday in June.
The Brotherhood of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church will hold its annual outing on
Thursday Of next week.
Mark Tempest, an old resident OF this
place and now residing at Holyoke, Mass,
is visiting friends here this week.
|. II. Gilpin has been canvassing this
section this week in the interest OF the
United Mercantile Agency Of Chicago.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak next Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptis'
Church on Things not Found in Heaven"
Rev. Eric F. Toll, curate of the Church
Of the Messiah, oficiated at Trinity
Church, South Scituate last Saturday after.
noon.
A team composed Of Olneyville car men,
played a tie game with the Flynn Senators
last Saturday afternoon. The score was
7 to 7, eight innings.
James L. Briggs died at his home at
5II Manton Avenue on Monday. The
funeral services were held on Wednesday
and the burial was at Woonsocket.
The funeral of Charles II. Vaughn, who
resided at Wise Court, was held at the
residence of his brother in Pawtucket on
Thursday. Mr.. Vaughn died at the
Rhode Island Hospital on Tuesday.
The Independent Athletic ball team
have two games scheduled at Neutscon-
kanut Park on Memorial Day. They play
the Regents in the forenoon and the Cor e.
hams in the afternoon.
Rhode Island is gradually losing its apple
crop, if the latest census reports are critic.
rion, for the report for 1909 shows that
there was falling of Of about Ga, 900 trees
from the last census report.
George w. Amison gave an address at
the meeting Of the Butchers and Market
mems Association in Providence Nm Thurs
day evening Of last week on his recent trip
to the National Grocers' Convention held
at Oklahoma City.
Interest in the work Of the state board Of
agriculture is increasing rapidly and every
noon many workers journey to the state
house 10 secure copies OF the various
pamphlets on the subject of interest to the
city isrmer.-Pfoyidence News.
Rev. ]. T. Docking, ID. d., formerly
pastor Of tile Tabernacle Church Of this
place, has just closed a very successful
years work in the South. Mr.. aud Mrs
Docking will spend the summer in
Westerly.
Miss Ella b. Chapman and Mr.. Joseph
Plant we're married on Monday morning
at ST. Mary's Church on Broadway. Miss
, Mary Mahar was bridesmaid and Frederick
~. Keats, best man. a wedding breskfas,
} was served al the residence Of the brides
! aunt, Mrs. Mary Daley, s. Barton st.
The new 2o-year franchise for the Rhode