The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-07-04
LOCAL NEWS.

week
Harlan A. Page has gone to the Gettys-
burg Anniversary.
Rev J. d. Label has gone to Europe for
a months vacation.
The Lisbon ball team will play the Troys
Of Newport on July 4th.
Patrick J. Cooney Of the Sixth Station,
is away on his furlough.
Manufacturers Lodge held a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening.
The Olneyville Nest OF Owls met on
Tuesday evening in Guild Hall.
Abel Reynolds and family, of Plainheld
street, are away forthe summer.
The celebration at Silver Lake on Satur-
day attracted a very large crowd,
A. Bassette of San Souci's department
store, has a new Ford automobile.
DIR. O'Meara and family Of Broadway,
are at Nantasket Beach for the summer.
Rev. Bowley Green will preach at
Narragansett Terrace on Sunday after.
noon.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood
have an outing tomorrow at Warwick
Downs.
New telephone directories were dis
tributed this week to Olnerville sub
scribers.
II. Eugene Clark and family, Of the
annex, are at South Scituate for the
summer,
A number OF local Offices will close from
Thursday night until Monday morning OF
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs, John T. Collision leave to-
morrow, a vacation trip in the White
Mountains.
Joseph Cough and John I. Kenyon oi
the annex, are attending the Gettysburg
celebration.
The Olneyville Retail Clerks Associa'
ton held meeting on Monday evening in
r. Library Hall.
; All parcel post packages can now be sen
with ordinary stamps and ordinary maj
by parcel post stamps.
Postmasters have been notified that par
GELS returned from the dead letter office
will be charged postage.
G w. Tanner, formerly with Z. +
Pratt, has begun the manufacturing o
cigars at 2o3 Cranston Street.
John Dowd, who lives on Avery street
fell on the side walk on Grove street, Sun
day and broke one of his legs.
1t is expected that the olneyville Busi
ness Mems Association will go to the War
wick Club for its annual outing.
Miss Mildred J. Smith returned on Tues
day from a weeks stay at Touisset, wher'
she had been entertained at house party
Ralph Stolworthy of Sterling avenue, i
home from Tufts College, where he ha
just graduated from the dental department
Rev. Bowley Green preached last Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptis
Church on "Good Night and Good Morn
ing"
The Olneyville Independents went t
Paseoag on Sunday and were defeated in
ball game there by the Pascoag team by
score Of IS to ).
c. Earle Whitaker, manager Of III
i Olneyville Branch Of the Union Trust co
and family, are spending the summer a
n Conimcut Point.
lanes Courtney and Charles Hughes o
the Mt. Pleasant District, are home from
ST. Lawrence College, Montreal, wher
1 they graduated with honors.
Several of the members OF the Elk
from this section are planning to attenC
the convention, which is TO be held thi
} year at Rochester, New York 4, this month
William s. Gleeson died last week al
Santa Barbara, Calf. Mr.. Gleeson was
formerly IN the real estate and insurance
business here and was we'll known 10
Olneyville people.
Veterans of the Civil war, who are now
engaged in the pos-sl service, have been
given leave Of absence to attend the hftieth
anniversary Of the Battle Of Gettysburg,
which is to be oberved on the battlefield
this week.
A miscellaneous shower was given last
Friday evening TO Miss Dora Wilcox at
her home on PlainheId Street. About
forty Of her friends were present and
very enjoyable evening was spent. Miss
Wilcox will become the bride Of Mr..
George Herbert Davis Of Norwich, Conn,
later In the month.
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paper, sheets Sc; Tnstsnt death bug
poison, age can; NsyaPs Roach Powder,
asc. can; Turkish Remedy 3oc.i Malt
Extract, large bottles, zsc. Cu,icura
Soap, I9c. cake. We carry a complete
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