The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-17
LOCAL NEWS.

The Providence ID. B. G. Co. shut down
on Columbus Day.
Fred A. Albes is spending his vacation
in New York City.
Work is progressing on the track lay
ing of Manton Avenue.
f. L. Temple spoke at the Dyer Ave
nue. Chapel last Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Roberts of the annex, is
visiting friends in Fascosg,
Last Sunday was Fathers Day at the
Broadway Baptist Bible School.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Rowley have re-
turned from a trip up the Hudson.
The Home Club held social in Library
Hall on Friday evening of last week.
A Harvest Concert was held at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday evening.
Miss Ida Clifford of Plainfeld street, is
recovering from an attack of appendicitis.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. F. held
a we'll attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing
Peter Reilly of the Office force of the
Atlantic Mills, has returned from a vaca-
ton trip.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge will give
social and dance in Odd Fellows Hall Oh
Monday evening.
Postmaster w. J, Duffy, Jr., saw the
last game of the Worlds Series in New
York on Saturday.
About sixty Olneyville car men enjoyed
a chicken dinner at yellow Pine Grove in
Clayville on Sunday.
The sSth anniversary of the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament, Mt. Pleasant, will
be held next Sunday.
The Courier Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment in Irons Hall on the even
ing of November 9Th.
Joseph Flaherty, Richard Luby and
Henry Higgins have returned from trip
to New York and Washington.
The boys of St. Theresa's School will
give minstrel show in Irons Hall on the
evening of October 2Sth and 29th.
J. N. Smith is in Rochester, N Y, this
week, attending the annual convention Of
the American Humane Association.
An entertainment for the benefit of ST.
Anthony's Church will be held on Friday
evening, November 9TH in Irons Hall
Bayberries are so plentiful this year
that makers Of the quaint, pale green
candles are selling them at very reason
able prices.
"The Carpenter and the Nobleman" was
the subject of Rev. Bowley Green's sermon
last Sunday evening at the Broadway Bap-
tist Church.
The citizen who keeps his walks free
from slippery leaves during the fall is
quite as worthy as the one who cleans
them from snow later on.
A large delegation of the local order Of
Owls went to Brockton on Monday to take
part in the annual parade and field day of
the Brockton Nest of Owls.
Misses Matte and Gladys Page Of
Roosevelt street, who were recently injur.
ed in an electric car accident near Atte-
boro, are gettiug along well.
A committee has been appointed by the
Broadway Baptist Church TO receive new
pastor. Rev. Bowley Green will conclude
his labors there next month.
Charles Anderson has recently taken
charge of the spinning and warping rooms
at the Merino Mills. Mr.. Anderson
comes here from Georgiavile.
J. c. Budlong, George Sheath, +. A.
Albies and w. J. McCsfery, letter carriers
at the Olneyville Post Office, returned on
Wednesday from vacation trips.
Kennedy & Cough, steamship agents,
report sailing on the 'Lsconia" from
Boston on Tuesday, October I4th, Mary
Mccormick, I'd ward Kiley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anilona Varley and child.
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Invitations have been sent out for the
marriage of Miss Beatrice Msthewson
Wright to Mr. Harold Robinson Shippee,
which is to take place Monday evening,
October z7th at 1880 O'Clock.
Horace Johnson, Connecticut weather
prophet, makes the following prediction:
"From the 27th Of the present month to
the first Of the coming month, a genera
disturbance Very likely to have a little
snow. A cold wave will follow"
The two days session Of the Associated
Young Mems Hebrew association Of New
England, which opened in Providence on
| Sunday morning, came 10 a close Mon.