The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-08-22
LOCAL NEWS.

urday on Merino Flats.
p. f. O'Connor is very seriously i'll at
his home Oh BRIGHAM ST.
Clarence Sisson of this place, is spending
a vacation at Old Town, Me,
Martin A Feeney is expected home on
Sunday from trip to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Sainsbury have re.
turned from a stay at Conmicut.
Traffic Officer NJ. p. Bates is away on a
furlough in Northern New York.
John Lee of the Atlantic mills Office, is
visiting relatives in Massachusetts.
Fred Bilt at the J. o. San Souci 20. is
spending his vacation at Conimicut.
Mrs. J. .. San Souci aud daughters,
have returned from a stay in Maire.
Frank Riley has sold his variety store on
Manton avenue TO Fall River parties.
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Banspach are
away this week on an automobile trip.
The Olneyville ball team will play the
Tockwottons at Palace Garden on Sunday.
- James Hanle,, the we'll known base ball
pitcher, is home from stay in New York.
Lieutenant X. NJ. Connors Of the Sixth
Station, is on duty again after his furlough.
Repairs are being made at the Office OF
the Pocasset Ice Co. on Plainfeld Street.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
George Sheath Of Clarence street on Mon
day.
A. p. Luther and family of Progress
avenue, are spending two weeks in the
country.
Benjamin Collison and family, returned
on Sunday from two weeks stay at
Matunuck.
Charles A. Robinson of the Continental
Worsted Mills, has returned from a trip to
New York.
J. w. Mills Of the William Hughes Co.
and family. are at Block Island for two
weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickinson Of the
anngx, are spending the week at Narra-
gansett Pier.
Miss Mollie Tucker of Tiffany ST., Mt.
pleasant, is home from a vacation trip to
the Bermudas.
Miss Margaret Cruthers, bookkeeper at
J. T. Collisions store, is taking her vaca-
tion this week.
The widening Of Plainheld street by the
moving back Of the buildings on the south
side has been begun.
William J. Duffy, superintendent Of the
Olneyville Post-office, is enjoying his vaca-
lion at Bryanrs Pond, Me.
The funeral Of Mrs. Nettie X. Sherman
was solemnized last Monday afternoon at
the Tabernacle M. K. Church,
Isaac Daniels spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday evening on
'The Death of John the Baptist"
Henry Vaillancourt, manager Of the
Liggett drug store of this place, is attend
ing the annual meeting Of the Rexall
Company in Boston this week.
Quite good many olneyvi.le people at
tended the Old Home Day exercises at
North Scituate on Wednesday.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. Of z. held a regular
meeting on Thursday evening. After the
business session, light lunch was served.
A Polish boy, about II years Of age,
vas run over by freight train on the n.
YIN. Ii. & II. r. X. near Eden street On
Edward Burns, we'll known local drug
clerk, who has been spending his vacation
at Ludlow, Conn, has returned home.
z. G.. Carleen, station agent at the
Plainheld street station Of the N. Y. n. II.
& II. K. R, is home from a vacation trip
in the West.
The OlneyviIle Free Library, which is
n DIV closed to allow the usual vacations
for the Librarians, will reopen on Tuesday,
and.
Mrs. Eliza Howard, widow Of Ephrian
Howard, died at her home, 6oI Harris
avenue on Wednesday. The funeral ser
vices will be held tomorrow,
Prosperity Lodge, Daughters Of ST.
George, will hold a regular meeting this
evening. Arrangements for attending
The National Convention Of the order at
Boston next week will be planned.
Spiral Fly Cs,chers, Sc, Poison Fly
Paper, &C. pkg HaIl's Cedar Spray zse.j
Zemo. iec., swisseo Hair Tonic, 59c.j
A. d. s. Li,hia Tablets, age; Special Tai
cum Powder, 9e. pound cam Kings Malt
Extract, Ise., Hobson's Corn Salve, zse.j
NyaPs Chill Tonic, SOC; Fountain
) syringes, s9e. to si.7s; Hot Water Bot.
lies. z7c. 20 $500. We carry full line
or Cameras, PINS, all supplies, and do de-
ssloping aud printing. BYRON A.
SMITH, Prescription Druggist I9 Olney'
vile yuusre.-Ady.