The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-06-13
LOCAL NEWS.

ua1 dl tue b1Si ANShuS NuspSA'
A son was born to Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur
w. Carpenter on Thursday morning.
Frank L. Ianley, Esq, was in Hope
Valley on Monday on business trip.
w. +. King and family of the annex,
are at Shawomet Beach for the summer.
The J. w. Bishop Co. have the contract
\ for building the new Messiah Parish House.
Howard Alverson conducted the service
at the Hartford Avenue Chapel last sun
day.
The Tabernacle NJ. K. Church held its
quarterly business meeting Oh Monday
evening.
A number of business men of this place
attended meeting OF the Warwick Club
OH Tuesday.
Robert Meyer Of this place, sailed for
Europe on Saturday He will remain
away until September.
Class No. IS of the Broadway Baptist
Sunday School, hold a supper in the church
vestry on Tuesday evening.
A regular meeting Of the Oneyville Bus-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening OF next week.
St Mary's aud Father Simmons
Branches l. g. b. U. hold an excursion
down the river on Sunday, June 22nd.
Edward Roscoe, the we'll known singer,
who resides in the annexed section, is
suffering from at attack of appendicitis.
Col. Il J. San Souci attended the Cen
tenery celebration at Mihbury, Mass, on
Wednesday with Governor Po.hier and
staff.
The Anna Gordon, w. c I. U. held its
annual + over Mission service, at the
Home OF Aged Women, last Monday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Nelligan Of this place
and Mr.. mes Smith OF New York, were
married on Monday morning at ST
Theresa's Church
The old house on Plain6eld street near
by the N. Y N. IL. * IL. X. K. 60. that
purchased the property some time ago.
Rev. A. l.. Gerrish, formerly pastor Of
the Plainheld Street Free Baptist Church,
died last Friday at Oakland, Me lie viii
be remembered by the older readers Of the
TINES.
The Dorcas Society of the Free Baptist
Church held its outing at Roger Williams
Park, Tuesday afternoon. A large mum
Der being in attendance. Lunch was
served at O'Clock aud an enjoyable after.
noon was passed.
Ira M. CongdoD, for many years con-
nected with the Weybosset Mills in the
capacity Of engineer, died at his home on
School ST., on tuesday. He retired from
active work fifteen years ago. Mr.. Cong
don was Veteran in Civil War.
The funeral Of Benjamin S. Magoon,
who died last week, was solemnzed last
Sunday at his late residence, SIS Plsinheld
ST. Mr.. Msgoon was for many years en-
gagged in business in Providence. He was
a prominent member and deacon Of the
Broadway Baptist Church. The burial
was at the Pocasset Cemetery.
An effort is being made by Congress.
man George +. O'Shaunessy to have
Narrsgansett bay stocked with salmon and
TO this end he has communicated with the
bureau OF fisheries at Washington, asking
that when the work of stocking New Eng.
land waters is begun Rhode Island may
get its share.
The largest shipment Of railroad ties
that ever came into the port Of Providence
on one schooner arrived there Sunday, on
the schooner Mary +. Barrett, which was
loaded down with z7,ooo ties. The ties
we're consigned to the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company. |
They came from New Orleans.
Ata quarterly meeting Of the Broadway
Baptist Church held on Tuesday evening,
reports from various church officials were
received. Thomas Paine and Joseph r.. \
Johnson we're elected to fill vacancies on /
he board Of deacons and Fred Barnes and /
Fred Manger were elected members Of the
Public Worship Committee.
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