The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-06-06

Vacations at the olneyville Post-office
begins on July Ist
Business houses in olreyville closed last
Monday evening at $50.
Children's Day will be observed at the
local churches on Sunday.
The Greenwood Laundry on Lowell ave
nue., has a new REQ delivery truck.
E. 7. Sheldon and family, are at their
cottage at Conimicut for the summer.
Oneyville Nest of Owls held a largely
attended meeting on Tuesday evening.
A new time table went into effect on
the n. Y. N. II & II. r. X. on Sunday.
Don't lose your trains. There have
been several changes in the time tables.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. +. held
a we'll attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
A Children's Day Concert will be held
at the hartford Avenue Chapel on sun
day. June 18th.
Lewis a. Sammis has sod his residence
on Lowell avenue and has gone to Wake
field for the summer.
Manufacturers Lodge, l, o, o. f. will
h DID its annual memorial service on Tues o.
day evening of next week.
Mr.. Aaron Wietman, proprietor of the
OIneyville Furniture Co., and family, are
at Conimicut for the summer.
The Troy base ball team of this place.
defeated the Blue Hooks at Palace Garden
last Sunday by score OF to 4.
St. Mary's and Father Simmons
Branches I. c. b. L. have joint excursion
"down the river" ON Sunday, June 22ud.
John Ramsdall, former Olneyville,
resident now located at Los Angeles,
Calf, is visiting friends in this section.
Peabody Lodge, Sons Of ST. George,
will have a matinee aud moonlight excur
sion down the river on Saturday of this
week.
Rev. Bowley Green preached the annual
sermon at conference meeting held at the
Perryville Church, South Kingston on
Tuesday.
In a single day recently there were
operated on the entire New Haven system,
2I4o passenger trains, only per cent OF
which were late.
A shower was given on Tuesday at the
home of Miss May Feeney, 45 Perry St
in honor Of Miss May McColl, who will be
married this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Benson OF Stella
ST., observed the 18th anniversary Of their
marriage on Saturday evening by giving a
supper to a number of friends.
Miss Irene l.. German gave a birthday
party on Monday at her home at IS Dor
chester avenue A large party of friends
were present, who enjoyed fine musical
program. A buffet lunch was served.
Joseph II. ITackett and Mrs. Rose l..
Lathrop were married on Tuesday at the
Church of the Assumption on Potter ave
nue.. They are now in Canada on a we'd
ding trip. On their return, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iackett will reside at SO Wood Street.
Rev. Thomas Croker, who establish.
ed the Helping Hand Mission on Hartford
avenue some years ago. died at the Faith
Home" East Providence on Sunday even.
ing. Mr. Crocker was a sincere and zeal.
Gus Christian worker. who was untiring in
his efforts TO make the world better. He
was connected with the Olneyville Mission
for six years.
Browntail moths breeding in variou,
sections of Providence, increased by the
fact that no organized efforts have beer
made to exterminate the nests during the
winter, are beginning to prove a source oI
annoyance TO many persons, The city and
/ its suburbs are infested with the insects
and the appropriation Of $40, coo made by
the Legislature on the closing day Of its
used effectively, according to the au-
thorities.
HOBSON'S CORN SALVE, 25c.; At
woods bitters, Igc.; Beecham's pills, I7c.,
large sire; Arabian balssm, I7c.; Austin's
hniment, zsc Fletcher's castoria, z3c (;
Malt extract, bottles as, Cuticura soap,
Toc. Toasted Marshmallows, I9c. pound ;
dry packed ice cream, 10 and age; We