The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-07-18


i'll, is improving.
Ralph Kirby is at Stanford Conn, on a
short vacation trip.
The local car men enjoyed an outing on
Tuesday In Warwick.
Charles K. White is spending his vaca.
tion at Rockville, Conn.
w. II. Arnold Of Messer street, is at
Riveryiew for the summer.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. OF p. held a regular
meeting on Thursday evening.
Miss Annie Austin is spending her vaca-
tioa at North Conway, N. III.
DR. and Mrs. c. b. Colwe'l are spending
the week at the White Mountains.
Frank Fallon, of Rosedale street, is
home from a trip to Atlantic City
Miss Rose Ginsburg OF Wallace street,
IS spend ng her vacation at Block Island
Miss Eta Wilman Of Deborah street,
is spending a vacation IN New York City.
Arthur Blindle of Broadway, is confined
to his home by an attack Of pneumonia.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o o. f. held
well attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Edgar ANGEL and son of Roosevelt
street, are at Newport for a Two weeks
stay.
Miss Annie Degnan of Westminster
street, Is spending few weeks at Block
Island.
Byron ID. Sweet and family of Poeasset
avenue, are at West Darlington for the
summer.
Mrs. Peter Brady, a former Olneyville
resident, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daniel Mcbride in Saltwater on
Monday.
Patrolmen Applin, Devine and Smith OF
the Sixth Station, are away on their
furloughs.
Barnaby Dean, of the A. Foster Co.,
called on Olneyvie friends on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Olneyville ball team went TO Warren
Sunday and were defeated by the Warren
team TO q.
The Mt. Pleasant Improvement Society
held well attended meeting on Wednes.
day evening.
Thomas Gibbons, a member of Hose Co
No. 10, Plainfeld street, has returned
from stay at Block Island.
Patrolman Hanlan Of the Sixth Station,
who has been at Stafford Springs on his
furlough, has returned 10 duty.
Rev. Charles A Fisher will preach at
the Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
in exchange with Rev. Bowley Green.
A miscellaneous shower was given Miss
Blanche johnson on Monday evening,
which was attended by quite party Of her
friends.
The Second Presbyterian Church held
its annual outing at Newport on Wednes-
day. The steamer Warwick" conveyed
the party.
The annual outing Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will he held ON
Thursday, July 3Ist at the Warwick Club
Grounds.
The Independent Taxpayers Club Of the
10th ward, expects to hold its annual out.
ing on Sunday, July z7th at Duby's Grove
in Warwick
John O'Rouke, for many years an en-
ploye OF the Providence National Worsted
Mills, died at his home on Atwells avenue
on Wednesday.
George Hanley, the Plainfeld street
mar ketinan, is soon to remove TO the store
on Plaiuheld street, formerly occupied by
Thomas Cloxton.
A bowling ieam from Mt. Pleasant, went
to Crescent Park laat Friday evening and
were defeated by a team of Narragansett
Terrace players, captained by Douglas
Mitchell.
Thomas Num-, oyerseer OF tile combing
department Of the Riverside Mills, sailed
Tor England on the "Cymric" from Boston
on Wednesday. He expects to remain
abroad for several months.
The funeral Of Alexander Williamson
was held at J. Will Carpenter & Sons
ROOMS ON Plsinheld street,
Tuesday forenoon. Rev. c. A. Fisher
conducted the service. The burial was at
Grace Church Cemetery.
Extensive inside repairs are TO be made
It once at the Broadway Baptist Church.
rhe plans involve re-deeorsting, plumbing
and the installation Of new heating plant.
Il is estimated that the cost will be
several thousand dollars.
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