The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-08-15
LOCAL NEWS.

ing vacation In Chepaehet.
Misses Maize and Flora McNabb are at
Matunnck for a two weeks stay.
DIR. Frederick T. Heffernan is spending
short vacation in New York City.
The Olneyville car men are arranging
for another outing at Pine Grove
Irving Cooper of the annex, is spending
a two weeks vacation in Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. c. Mott are home to-
day from trip in New Hampshire.
DIR. and Mrs. +. A. Twitchell have re-
turned from a stay in the White Mountains.
Edward WEIGH and family Of the annex,
are spending the month at Mystic, Conn.
George Price aud family Of Jewell street,
are at Oakland Beach for months stay.
Frank l.. Conroy of Putnam street and
family, are home from a. stay at Oakland
Beach.
Patrolman Luke Toner Of the Sixth Sta
ton, is in New Hampshire on his annual
furlough.
Mr.. Isaac Daniels preached at the
Academy Avenue Congregational Church
last Sunday.
w. ) sherman and family Of Hudson
street, are spending the month Of August
at Conimicut.
Rev. Frank l. Collins Of the Church OF
the Messiah, is spending few weeks at
Swansea, Mass.
Court Good Hope, /. .. +. will hold 3
regular meeting in Artisans Hail ON Tues
day, August 26th.
The Emmett Rifles attended the ST.
lheresa's Church lawn party in a body ON
Thursday evening.
Edward f. Mann and family OF Ban
croft street, have gone to Oakland Befch
for two weeks stay.
The Tenth Ward independent Taxpayers
Club held a meeting on sunday at Colum-
bia Hall, Putnam St.
The Revere Rubber Works employees
Will enjoy a moonlight excursion down
the bay" this evening.
DIR. Herbert rhiift is in charge Of DIR.
Frederick limits Office in Irons Block
during the latter's vacation.
The rilden Club of the Tenth Ward will
hold an outing at Duby's Grove in War
wick on Sunday, August 74th.
Martin Z. Feeney is attending the
National Convention Of the 1, <. b. U. at
Kingston, Ontario, this week.
Mrs John Nichols and two dau ghters
Alys aud Ethel of Lowell avenue, are OH q
vacation at the Catskills Mountains.
Mrs Annie Wilkinson died at her home,
6I Labon street last Saturday. The
funeral services were held on Monday.
The Oneyville Free Library closes Oh
Saturday, August 10th, until Tuesday,
September 9Th for the usual vacations.
Rev. B. T. Livingstone Of Bangor, Me-,
occupied the. Broadway Baptist Church
pulpit last Sunday morning and evening
A large delegation of the members oi
Ivanhoe Lodge, K, of p. attended the
Pythian outing at Crescent Park last Sat-
urdsy.
ID. A. Sweeney, bookkeepeF at the Olney'
vile Furniture Co.'S store, arrived home on
Monday from vacation spent in Northern
New York.
Triumph Lodge, Odd Ladies, enjoyed
an outing on Thursday at the summer
home Of Mrs. John Fielder at Coles
Station, Warwick.
Mrs. T.. ]. San Souci and Miss Louise
| San Souci and Mrs. Catherine Duffy Of
New York, Mrs. San Souci's sister, are at
the Ocean View Hotel, Block Island.
The funeral Of Hiram c. Pierce was held
at the Plainfed street church on Saturday
afternoon Rev w. w. Deckard Of
Arlington ofhciated. The burial was at the
Pocassei Cemetery.
Herbert Brosdhead Of Peabody Lodge,
Sons Of St. George Of this place, was re
elected Grand Secretary of the Grand
Lodge Of Rhode, Island at the annual con-
yention held in Newport on Tuesday.
Benjamin Cargin, an old time employs
Of the Rhode Island Co. died at his home
in Arlington last Friday. He had been in
poor health for the past ten or twelve
years The funeral services were held on
Monday
Large sulphur candles, 5 cents; powder
ed sulphur, 5 cents pound; Deadstuck,
10 cents; Peterman's Roach Food, IS
cents; Robinson's Barley, z3 cents, large;
Horlick's Matted Mix, 43 cents; CanthrsH
shampoo, 50 cents; NyaPs Soothing
/ syrup, as cents; a. ID. $. Pile Cure, 50
cents; Halls Cedar Spray, as cents; moth
balls, ) cents pound; Flake Nsph,hsline,
10 cents pound. We carry a full line Of
cameras, films, plates, papers and all sup
plies. BYRON A. SMITH, Prescrip-
ton Druggist 10 olnsyville squsre.-Adv.