The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-06-21
LOCAL NEWS

COL r.. ]. San Souci rs attending the
Chicago Convention.
The Olneyvilles play the Reveres on
Saturday on Merino Flats,
DR.. J. Med. Hervey spoke at the Second
Presbyterian Church last Sunday.
The Second Presbyterian Base Ball team
will play at Washington Park to morrow
Extensive repairs are being made to the
exteriorof the Broadway Baptist Church.
Extensive repairs are being made to
Pocasset ave, west of Laurel Hill avenue.
Fred Temple was the speaker at the
Dyer Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
The Broadway Baptist Sunday School
will hold its annual excursion next Tues
day.
The Grand Trunk railway contractors
began work on Monday morning at Silver
Lake.
Mr. Charles Donle was the speaker at
the Hartford avenue Chapel last Sunday
evening.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood
he'd a well attended meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Charles K. Salisbury of Dexter ST.,
have gone to North Sctuate for the
summer.
Postal Savings Bank opened for busi-
ness on Monday morning at the Olneyville
Post Office.
II. Eugene Clarke and family of the
annex, have gone to their summer home at
South Scituate.
Mrs. Belle Rowan has taken fat in one
of the Misses Conleys new houses on
Westminster ST.
T.. l.. Salisbury aud fam lily, Of Mt
Pleasant go to Webster Lake on Monday
for the summer.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. +. con-
ferred the third degree on one candidate
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Il. Aldrich Of Laurel Hill
avenue, sailed for Europe on Tuesday for a
two months stay.
Rev, b. I. Livingstone preached at the
morning service at the Broadway Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Improvements are being made to several
blocks belonging TO the Anthony Estate
Co. OH Olneyvile Square.
The Sunday School Of the Pilgrim Con-
gregatonal Church enjoyed its annual out
ing at Oaklawn on Saturday.
In spite of the very poor weather on
Sunday, about 500 people went on the l.
c B U. excursion to Newport.
The Sunday School Of the Second Pres
byterian Church will hold its annual pic
mic on July 4th near Silver Hook,
Rev. Father McCue, who was recently
ordained to the priesthood at Baltimore, is
the guest Of relatives on Harold Street
Miss Lizzie NJ. Pollock starts tomorrow
ON a ten weeks vacation, which she will
spend at Winthrop, Mass and in Maine.
hIs anu WI - W li'dh - dAlNN SUI
of The annex, observed the thirlieth
anniversary Of their marriage on Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph w. llea,ou
announce the engagement Of their daugh
ter, Miss Edna l.. Heaton to Maynard i
Keiser Of Pawtucket
The Independent Athletics Of the Provi-
dence City league play the Gorhsms at
Elmwood on Saturday and the Olneyyilles
play the Mohawks at Merino Flats
Byron A. Smith Jr., Of this place, pass
ed an examination on Friday afternoon,
before the State Board Of Pharmacy and is
now a registered assistant pharmacy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Atwood, who we're
married recently have begun house.keep-
ing at Morgan Mills. Mrs. Atwood was
Miss Mary Greenhalgh Of the annex.
Harlan A. Page is preparing for a trip
to Los Angeles, California, and will start
for Sunset state, about July Is, for stay
Of several months. lie has two sons who /
are in business there.
A reception was gwen 90 Rev. and Mrs. |
Charles VI. Hep,onstal last Friday after
noon at the residence Of Mr. Walter l..
Clarke. Mr. and bIrs. Heptonstall will
soon return % Burma.
A large consignment Of material Tor the
O'Bren Construction 60. of New Yorf,
arrived at Oineyyille., Tuesday morning
Tor use in the Solthern New England Rail.
way work at Silver Lake.
The marriage Of Arthur =. Downey. for
merly Of this place and Miss Mildred +.
Briggs Of Pawiucke', took place yesterday
afternoon at ST. Paurs Church, Pawtucket.
A number from this section witnessed
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