The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-10-10
LOCAL NEWS.


Lloyd Brayton has just returned from a
trip to New York.
The Olneyville car men 20 on a trip to
Clayyille on Sunday.
'- f. A. Steere had fine display at the
North Scituate Fair.
Patrolman Frank Luby has gone to New
York City for his annual furlough.
with purse containing a sum Of money at
the Church Rally on Monday evening.
Miss Annie Dawson, missionary at the
Church OF the Messiah, was presented
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Duffy, Jr., went to
Albany and New York City yesterday.
The Olneyyille Retail Clerks Associa.
tion will hold a social in the near future.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. r. beld
a well attended meeting Tuesday evening.
Patrolman c. ]. Byron has returned
from a furlough spent in New York City.
Rev, John Stewart preached at the First
Baptist Church i'll Bristol last Sunday,
The Olneyyiue Business Mems Associa-
tiou will hold a meeting next Wednesday
evening
Mrs, Frances Hahn, former resident
Of this section, died at SlatersviIle on
Tuesday.
r. c. McNabb has returned from ST..
Joseph's Hospital, considerably improved
IN health.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Arthur NJ. Wick and Miss
Mabel J. Evcrs.
The Oineyvile Retail Clerks Associa.
ton held a meeting in Library Hall on
Monday evening.
A new street is being laid out from
Lowell avenue to Laurel Hill avenue in
the annexed section.
The Courier Dramatic Club will give an
entertainment in Irons Hall on the even
ing Of November 9TH.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on Lilies Heroisms"
The Rhode Island Press Club will hold
its fall meeting tomorrow at the Stone
Bridge Hotel, Tiverton.
The boys Of ST. Theresa's School give a
show i'll Irons Hall OH the even
ings of October 2Sth and 2oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leprelite Sweet have just
returned from an automobile trip in New
York State and the Berkshires.
The work Of moving Woods Hall Build
ing will be begun on Monday. James ID.
Baldwin has the contract for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Spitz Of Broadway,
has just returned from an automobile tour
through Vermont and New York State.
7 he Newport board of aldermen have
started a definite campaign for the
development OF Narrsgauett Bay as a naval
base.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Broad
way Baptist Church will hold a Rum
mage Sale during the week of October
10Th.
a government bulletin issued TO farmers
tells that popcorn for breakfast is superior
to the popular breakfast foods, besides be-
lug much cheaper.
Joe S. Jackson, formerly Of this place,
IS one Of the official scorers Of the Worlds
Series ball game now being played in
New York and Philadelphia.
A monster squash, weighing "a pounds,
raised on the Meadow Brook Farm in the
South County has been seen this week in
Banspach Brothers window.
Charles j. Pendegssl, chafuer of
Engine No -, and Miss Bertha Doll Of
were married on Tuesday.
They will reside at No. 90 Pemberion ST.
The funeral Of Miss Margaret Smith
was he'd from her late home, I4z oak
stree, Monday morning, followed by a
requiem mass at ST. Map's Church on
Broadway.
The brotherhood Of the PlainfeId Street
Bapts, Church held The first meeting since
he vacation season, on Tuesday evening
Ia the Church Parlors. Rev. J. l.. I
vchert gave an interesting address on
The Biggest Thing IN Life"
willow Camp, Modern Woodmen Of
America, held a we'll attended session in
Iuud hall Monday evening. Two appica-
ions for membership we're received and I.
he social committee were instructed 10
arrange Tor a smoker in the near future. I.
Beecham's Pills, large, nc Rock
-and,, sc. pound; scudder's Licoriee,
C. large stick; Fisxseed, Ioc. pound;
Headache Powders, & for Ioc Nyars
Chill Tonic, SOC; Hobson's Corn Salve,
,sc; Canthraz, 59c.; Father Johns
II Icdiciue, 6gc., large; Scots Emulsion,
,g-, large. We sell Cameras, Films,
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