The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.


The Pastime Theatre opened for the
season on Monday.
Miss Hattie Cullen OF the annex, has
gone to Washington, ID. {.
Coal in the local Offices was advanced
IS cents per ton on Tuesday.
Olneyville Nest Of Owls have an excur-
sion to Newport on Sunday.
Repairs are being made TO the West
minister street Railway Bridge.
Traffic Officer Bates is on duty again on
the Square, after his furlough.
] o. San Souci returned on Tuesday
from a months stay at Bath, Me.
Richard N. Sewell was injured in an
automobile accident on Tuesday.
Hobe Ferris, the we'll known base ball
player, is home from Minneapolis.
Court Olneyville, Foresters of America,
held an outing on Sunday at Emery Park.
The Sunday school resumed its sessions
at the Dyer Avenue Chapel next Sunday.
First class watch and jewelry repair
ing at Joseph Krasnow's, 81 Manton ave.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. +. held
we'll attended meeting on Tuesday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Feeney are EN-.
joying at stay at Point Pleasant, Webster,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyer Of Plainfeld
street, have returned from trip to Allan
tic City.
X. ]. Phillips, bookkeeper at Banspach
Brothers, is in Maine this week on vaca-
tion trip.
Mrs. Walter Birtwhistle OF Daniel Ave.
nue., has just returned from sti in New
York City.
Joseph Garvey of Manton avenue, has
entered the Law School of Columbia
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Donovan Of
Union avenue, are spending few days in
New York.
Mr.. ano Mrs. William II. Beare of the
annex, have returned from a stay at
Matunuck.
The Olneyville Retail Clerks Associa-
ton are planning a social for the last OF
the month.
The Winthrop Club OF Mt. Pleasant,
went to Revere Beach for an outing on
Labor Day.
Rev. S. j. Cam Of Amesbury, Mass,
preached at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Moody of East
wood avenue, have returned from a stay at
Sandwich. Mass.
Mrs. II. A. Page of Roosevelt street, 10
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Roberts
at Oakland Beach.
Edward J. Kerfoot and family Of the
annex, expects to remain at their farm in
Foster until October.
Harry S. Watt and j. 0. Feeney, clerks
at The Olneyville Post-Offce, are away on
their annual vacations.
Herbert Lansing Henry will speak at
the o'clock service at the Hartford Ave
nue. Chapel next Sunday.
Aaron Weitmsn of the Olneyville Furni-
ture Co, and family, are home from a
summer stay at Conimicut.
Miss Catherine Willis and Miss Molle
kits Of Brookline, Mass, are visiting the
Dullea family Of Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. Bowley Green will be at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday,
having returned from his vacation.
Mrs. Hattie Belk and daughter Myrtle,
and Mrs. Porter Of Cleveland, Ohio, are
spending their vacations with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Connell Of Whittier Avenue.
Joseph r. Kelley, August Nolde, w. II.
Knott, Mieheal McSherry and Leo Smith,
carriers at the Oneyville Pos,-o flee, are
expected back from their vacations next
week.
The Mount Pleasant Improvement So
ciety at a meeting on Wednesds1 evening
installed the following officers: President
Thomas r. Ryan; Vice Presidents, l.
Bellemore and John Doyle; Recording
Secretary, Charles II. McGary; treasurer,
Thomas J. Kelly; Executive Committee,
Frank Mulvsney, Thomas O'Brien, Jo-
seph Barrett, Louis G. DUDE and Robert
Borland.
Iusect Powder, Ioc. for one-qusrtsr
pound, Nysrs Roach Powder. 7jc.; Peter
mar : Roach Food, ISc.; Wood Alcohol,
zsc. quart; Dead-Stuck, ISc Hair In.
soles, three pair, Ioc; Hobson's Corn
Salye, 7Se.; Arabian Balsam, 49,; Glyeer.
Inc Soap, Ioc Cream Of Tartar, Ioc.
package; A. ID. S. Lithis Tablets, ssc.i
Kidney Plasters, 7sc. We sell cameras,
films, plates, all supplies and do developing
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