The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. Ida NJ. Harris is visiting relatives
in Smithheld.
William J. Banspach has concluded
term Of jury duty.
Thomas Corcoran of Newark, N. j., Is
visiting friends here.
Joseph Cough returned on Sunday from
his trip to Gettysburg.
Thomas Haley of the annex, is visiting /
friends in Philadelphia.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Messiah Parish House.
The Oneyvilles play the Elmhursts to-
morrow at Merino Flats.
Meyer Davidson and family, are at
Conimicut for the season.
Several OF the local fraternal societies
have adjourned until fall.
Arthur w. Carpenter is occupying his
summer home in Johnston.
Thomas Frazer aud family, are at
Conimicut for the summer
Rev. Bowley Green expects to spend his
vacation next month in Maine.
John Toner aud family Of Delaine ST.,
are at Conimicut for the sumner.
Miss Mabel Swift Of Plainheld street, Is
visiting relatives in Skowhegan, Me.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Loomis of Laurel Hill ave.
is spending the week at Saunderstown
Some o neyville stores now close on We'd
nesday afternoon instead OF on Thursday.
Douglas Mitchell it J. o. San Souci Co
Is spending his vacation at Narragansett
Terrace.
John Campbell and family OF Manton
avenue, are at Oakland Beach for a stay of
several weeks.
DIR. Charles Gormley Of Westminster
street, has returned from a vacation spent
at Atlantic City.
Captain John Leonard Of Hook aud
Ladder No OF Harrison street, is on his
annual iurlough.
Miss Grace Lamb entertained party OF
friends at her home, Io9 Messer street on
Monday evening.
II is stated that Olneyville may be favor
ed with line of electric buses to anC
from Market Square.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday schoo
held its annual excursion at Lake Mos
wansicut on Wednesday.
James T. Kennedy OF the firm Of Kenned
& Cough, is confined to his home OF
Broadway by serious illness.
The Bud Of Hope Social Club held /,
first meeting in its new quarters, Odd Eel
lows Hall on Wednesday evening.
Two houses on Valley street, tn
property Of Z. o. Mathewson, are bein
removed from the new theatre site.
The Providence Independents went I
North Scituate on Sunday aud defeated th
local ball team by score Of I8 TOT.
\ Rev. Bowley Green will give an addre'
H at the annual gathering Of THE Gdeons
at Old Orchard, Me-, on August IIlh.
u Rev. {. a Fisher will preach at III
Broadway Baptist Church on Sunday, Jul
10th IN exchange with Rev. Bowley Cree
Rev. A. Fisher of the Second Presb
Pennsylvania during the month Of Angus
Rev Frank /. Hanscom, pastor OF Il
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harris
street, is spending his vacation at b
lIsrbor, Me
The annual outing of the Rhode IslaI
Pharmaceutical Society and the Traveller
Auxiliary was held at the Warwick CT
on Wednesday.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. +. he
a very interesting meeting on Tuesd
evening. The attendance was excelle
~ for a summer session.
= Many Olneyville druggists attended Il
. annual outing Of the Rhode Island Phs
maceutcal Association held on Wednesdi
2 at the Warwick Club.
y Patrolman IIobin Of this place, is haS
2 INK four room bungalow built near Rock
4 Point {. Close and w. Meskell
\ Centerdale, are doing the work.
3 Henry Peper, who resided on Webst'
! avenue, died on Sunday. The funeral SCI
vices we're held on Wednesday at tn
5 Tabernacle Church. Mr.. Pepler was 70
many years janitor at Brown University
3 Benjamin Owen Of Messer street, was .
y Westerly on Tuesday on a business triI
, connected with the Soldiers Monument
) which i 70 b. erected at North Sciiuat'
= Il is understood that the statue, which
2 20 surmouut the monument is nearly eou