The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-12
LOCAL NEWS

Work on the new OlneyNhe buSdiS
will be started soon.
Herr Prest and family, are home from q
summer spent in Rehoboth.
Captaii Frank Mowry Of the Sixth Sta
ton, is way on his furough
Miss Helen Barry has returned from a
months stay at Atlantic City.
The repairs at the Broadway Baptist
Church are nearly completed.
A regular meeting of the 81 nset Club
was held last Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Parker OF u Lynch street, has
returned from stay at the Cap.
DR.. Percy IL. Rushton is :njoying a
short vacation in New York City.
Manufacturers Lodge l. Q. Q. f held a
regular meeting on Tuesday ev ming,
Alphonse Bressette at San Soucis, has
just returned from trip to New York.
DIR. and Mrs. Frederick w. Thrift have
returned from a stay al Oakland Beach.
The Olneyville ball team will play the
Worcesters on Sunday at Palace Gardens.
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter has returned
from trip in New Hampshire md Maine.
The local order of Owls had { very sue
cessful excursion to Newport en- Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs william A Mathewson
are spending a vacation at jamestown,
X. l.
Ivanhoe Lodge, *. of p. held we'll at
tended session last evening in Odd Fellows
Hall.
Patrolmau William White of the Sixth
Station, has returned from his annual fur
lough.
Fred Hurst spoke at the Peoples Forum
last Sunday evening on "Sinlle Tax or
Socialism
J. A. Bachand, formerly with w. M.
Harris, Jr., has taken position at Mare
dth, N. Ii.
1t is pretty safe to say that Olneyvile
Square will soon be lighted IN more up
to-date way.
Frances p. Boland and family Of Mt
Pleasant, are at Bethlehem, N. H., for a
two weeks stay.
Rev. George T.. Barnard occupied the
pulpit Of the Plaiufeld Street Baptist
Church last Sunday,
Letter Carrier Charles II. Rhodes will
attend the G.. A. X. meeting at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, next week.
William Galligan, teller Of the Olney-
Vile Branch of the Union Trust Co., is
away on a two weeks vacation.
Hope Council, Knights of Columbus,
held a meeting on Wednesday evening.
Several applications were received
Anna Gordon, w. C. T. l. held a
regular meeting on Monday afternoon at
the Parlors of the rlairfeld Street Baptist
Church.
Samuel Whiteley, chairman OF the
Board OF Canyassers and well known in the
. Olneyvilie section, observed his oath birth
day on Monday.
Abram l.. Atwood, one Of tae Eighth
Ward representatives. in the Ceneral As
sembly, attended the Perry AM iversary at
put-il Bay this week.
Lepreite Sweet will give an address be-
fore the Oneyvile Business Ne as Associa.
ton nex Wednesday evening o the "Sub
way from Olneyville 10 Providence"
JerauId Williams, who las been head
I chef at he Ocean View Hotel, Block Is.
! land, during the SUMNER, has resumed hi,
former position at Banspaeh b Others.
! David J. Barr of this place, we'll known
in Democratic politics, is a candidate foi
the Office OF United States Mar shall mad,
4 vacant by the resignation Of Col. DAME
, r. Ballou.
: Miss Helena l.. Tucker aud Miss Grace
Muirhead, both Of Providence, is enjoy
. ing their annual vacation Of twJ weeks al
!. Island Pond, Vermont, where they are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J J. White.
Louis Cannon, one Of the / est kaowu
Rhode Island Cos employees il this par,
of the city, died at his home or PlainfeId
street, early Thursday morning. Ills
death vas the result Of an accioe ent, which
happened on Westminster street a week
ago.
The Sunshine Band Of the Free Baptist
Church held its regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs. ]. A. Angel on Monday
evening, September Sth. Afei transact
ing routine business, a social hour was en-
ioyed including readings by Mis- Edith 5.
Frew aud Miss Gertrude NJ. Emmett
Refreshments were served and song ser.
vice enjoyed.
Mixed picking spices, rs certs one half
, pound; Turmeric powder, 10 cents one.
quarter pound FarowsS, ~ cents pound;
moth balls, cents pound; MAILS roach
powder, 7s cents; DeWit's kidney pills,