The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-06-27
LOCAL NEWS.

IN Irons BLOCK.
The /. c. B. u. excursion on Sunday
was we'll attended,
picnic will be held on ST. Anthony's
Church grounds July ath.
Patrolman Harvey of the Sixth Station,
is on his annual furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Feeney have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
The outing of the Messiah Sunday
School will be held tomorrow.
The Broadway Baptist Brotherhood have
all outing at Pawtuxet on Jnly 4th.
Rev Bowley Green spoke on personal
Independence" last Sunday evening
Frank l.. Hanley and family, have gone
10 Shawomet Beach for the summer.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. o. o. +. held
a regular meeting on Tuesday evening
r. X. Champliu and family, of Progress
avenue, are down the river for the season.
Newton J. Sweet and family, of Chaplin
avenue, are at Riyerview for the summer
Lieutenant X. NJ. Ionnors and family,
are spending the summer at Conimieut
Point.
DR.. n. ]. Serror and family, have gone
TO their summer home at Warwick for the
season.
George Price has moved his harness
business to his old location, IS4s West
minister ST.
Leo Burroughs Of Engine Co. No ID,
Putnam ST., is enjoying his iurlough at
Darlington.
The Olneyvile Retail Clerks Associa-
ton hold meeting OH Monday evening in
Library Hall.
The Independent Athletic Club ball
team will play the Pascoag team at that
place on Sunday.
Dr. Reid spoke on the Baptsts in Ire
LAID at the Broadway Baptist church last
sunday morning.
George c. Fogarty and family, Of Mt
Pleasant, are occupying their summe'
home at pomham
The Oneyville Nest of Owls will hold
heir annual outing on sunday, July 27th
| at Chestnut Grove.
All kinds Of society printing done at the
TINES office, Olneyville Square. our
prlces are reasonable.
Tx Councilman John o. Darling OF
/ Messer ST., is occupying his summer cot
tage at Oakland beach.
Some Of the local dentists are closing
n their Offices on Thursday afternoons dur
Il ing June, July and August.
Clinton II. Johnson and family, o
Lowell avenue, are at their cottage Al
n Nausauset Beach for the summer.
Z The funeral OF Pardon Wall was held
MONDAY at his late residence on Whittier
n avenue. Rev. Bowley Green oifciated
Avery I. Gorton, who met with a seri
Il Gus accident last week by an AUTOMOBILE
2 tire blowing mp, is getting along 'hnely
The Union Sunday school excursion
which included several schools in thi
section, went "down the river" on Wed
nesday.
Albert J. Sunderland, a we'll know
baker of this section, died at his home, 4
Erastus St, on Tuesday. He was 63 year
Of age.
Miss Della McDermott and Miss Nor
Sullivan Of Mount Pleasant, sailed on tn
d I.aconia from Boston Tuesday. They vii
q spend several months abroad.
y Rev. Frank /. fanscom of the pilgrim
n Congregational Church, preached at tn
X morning service at the Second Presby
II ,erian Church on Harris avenue.
n Mrs. Elizabeth A. Rowland died at he
home, 90 Dorchester avenue last Sunday
n She was in her 10Th Jear. The funera
Z services we're held on Tuesday afternoon
Wesley Simmons, the motorman, wh'
was injured in a rear end eollison on Plain
field ST, Monday evening, Is getting
along we'll at the Rhode Island Hospital
Frederick Pickles, licensed preacher
connected with the Broadway Baptsi
Church, will supply the pulpit OF the First
Baptist Church in A'tIeboro during the
vacation Of It's pastor.
Thomas Slater Of 100 JChapin avenue,
while boarding moving trolley car going
J ea., on Westminster street Sunday night
os, his hold on the railing and fell. He
WAS bruised and Gu, over the right eye
, lie vent to his home.
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