The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-09
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Providence X | NEWS


Patrolman Luke Toner has returned from
his furlough.
John Sullivan Of Moosup, Conn, is visit
ing friends in the annex.
Miss May Hauley of Wood ST., is visit.
ing friends in New York.
Paul and George San Souci have gone to
Bath, Me-, on vacation trip.
Misses Flora and Maizie McNabb have
returned from Matunuck Beach.
The Misses Moffott of wendall ST., are
home from a stay at Block Island
Patrolmau Harry Manchester of the
Sixth Station, is on his furough.
Rev c. c. Mckay of New York, is
spending a vacation in this sections
Manufacturers Lodge held a well at
tended meeting on Tuesday evening
Miss Margaret Hanley of So Wood ST.,
is visiting relatives at Laconia. ii. N.
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter is spending
the summer at North Falmouth, Mass,
Charles Seigal and family of Daniel ave.
nue., are at Conimicut for the summer.
ii. c. Thompson and family of White
hall ST., are spending a fews at Pocasset,
Mass.
Miss Lila Moffott, Of Banspach Brothers
Office, is spending her vacation at Block
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cousins and Gaugh-
ter Helen of Deborah ST., are at Block
Island.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Scowcroft are
home from an automobile trip in Mass
achusetis.
Misses Ethel and Maud Ingraliam OF
Philadelphia, are the guests of Miss Dora
Wilcox of the annex.
Olneyville Next of Owls will hold an
outing on Sunday, August 18th at the
Modoc Club grounds.
DR.. and Mrs. George r. Drew are en-
joying a 1900 mile automobile trip in
Northern New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mott are on a
motoring trip this week OH Long Island
and the Berkshire Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fales and Mrs. Charles
Green of Plainfeld ST., are spending a
week at Matunuck Beach.
Miss Minnie Gaynor, who has been
visiting friends OH Ellery St i, has returned
to her home in Putnam, Conn.
Mrs. r.. l.. House of Valley ST., who
was injured by fall from street car re-
Gently, is able to be about again.
Edward w. Sainsbury and Ray Yeaw
left last night by the Merchants and Miners
S. S. line for trip to Norfolk and Balt-
more.
The employees of L. Sweet & Co. and
friends enjoyed an outing to Revere Beach
on Sunday. The trip was made i'll large
auto truck.
Edgar Whalen, connected with the
sporting department Of the Providence
Journal and a resident of Mt. Pleasant, is
spending his vacation on a New Hamp-
shire farm.
Mr.. Martin Farrell and Miss Theresa
r. Rooney were married at ST. Mary's
Church on Tuesday. On their return
from a wedding trip to Atlantic City, they
will reside Oh Harris Avenue.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Bancroft, wife
Of John Bancroft Of Merino ave-, who
died on Friday Of last week, was solemniz-
ed on Sunday at the Tabernacle Church.
The burial was at the North Buryng
Ground,
Frank Riley, local agent for the
Mercury truck, one Of the best business
autos in the market, especially adapted for
milk men. The machines are up to date
in every way, Mr.. Riley is using one in
his business.
Judge n. NJ. Wright Col K. J. San
Souci, Aldermen Gilbert Parker, Council
man Harry Windsor and Others from this
section, attended the Republican Dinner
at General Charles Wilson'S residence at
Warwick on Tuesday.
Horace Vose, the turkey king, was
through the New London county end Of
the turkey belt last week. lie said be
hoped to have a 5o-pound gobbler for the
White House, Taft win or loss, ne1'
Westerly sun.
John Casey was taken suddenly i'll on
Plsinfield ST on Monday evening. while
delivering newspapers. DR.. c. y. Col |
we'll was summoused and found that he
was suffering from a severe attack Of
malaria lie was taken 10 his home on
Pettis Ave.
Ernest St. Jacques, " years old, Of