The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-08-08
LOCAL NEWS.

his annual furlough.
Olneyville Nest of Owls held meeting
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Abbie Brownell is spending her
vacation at Conimicut.
Rev. 6. Z. Barnard and family, are in
Maine on a vacation trip.
Frank Riley is building two tenement
house on Rushmore street.
The new lights at Neuiakonkanut Park
are a great improvement.
Meyer Davidson, who was injured last
week, is able to be out again.
Patrolman MeElroy of the Sixth Station,
is away oil his annual furlough.
Forrest Bates left on Sunday for Bend
ore. He expects to locate there.
William Hughes and family, are at
Block Island for two weeks stay.
John A. Hawthorne is visiting various
points of interest in New England.
Manufacturers Lodge held a we'll at
tended meeting on Tuesday evening.
w. w. White and family of Linton
street, are home from vacation trip.
Benjamin Collision and family, are spend
ing fortnighrs vacation at Matunuck.
John T. Collision has the contract for
renovating the Broadway Baptist Church
The olneyvilles will play the Phillips
dale ball team tomorrow at Merino Flats
Mrs. Frank Riley Of Manton avenue, has
been visiting relatives in Riverpoint this
week.
Loyal Bud of Hope Lodge, held a
meeting IN Odd Fellows Hall on Monday
evening.
Miss Helen Dexter Of Viola ST., is
spending her vacation with relatives in
Chepachet.
Rev. G.. A. Burgess preached at the
Free Baptist Church on Plsinfeld street
on Sunday.
The St. Theresa's Institute went on a
moonlight excursion ''down the river
on Tuesday.
Rev. Theodore S. Snow of Pawtucket,
spoke at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Isaac Daniels spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church last Sunday after
noon and evening.
Peter Tunnciffe of Marvin ST., who has
been in England on vacation trip, is eX-
pected home next week.
J. Philip Mcguire, prescription clerk
at b. A. Smiths, is enjoying a vacation at
the nearby shore places.
Miss Emma and Ruth Clemence of
Dorchester avenue, are spending the
month at North Scituate.
The next meeting Of Court Good Hope,
A. o. +. will be held August 10th. Several
candidates will be initiated.
S Raymond Hawthorne of Union ave,
has returned from the National Assembly
at East Greenwich Academy.
The hearing on the widening Of Plain
field street came up beloreSthe Board Of
Aldermen yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. San Souci, Paul San
oouci and Misses Sadie and Glare San
Souci has gone TO Maine for a mouths
stay.
The 49th annual reunion of the Seventh
Rhode Island Veteran association was he'd
at the Hotel Nixon, Narragansett Pier
on Wednesday.
Miss Eta NJ. Tucker, who have been
spending the month of July with friends
in Putney, VI, returned last Friday.
While there, she went TO Northheld,
Mass, and attended the Missionary Con-
ference.
Mr. William &. Sainsbury and Miss
Grace Ethel Mills were married yesterday
afternoon at the Woodbury. Union Church
at Conimicut. A reception followed the
wedding ceremony. Both the contracting
parties are we'll known in this section.
Miss Edith Gulliver died on Tuesday
morning at private hospital, after under.
going an operation for appendicitis. She
was the daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. James
Culliyer Of "a Priscilla avenue. The
funeral will be held this afternoon a, the
r Tabernacle Church.
Hiram {. Pierce, for many years a resi-
dent Of this section, was taken in on the
street On Wednesday and conveyed to the
Rhode Island Hospital, where ~ died
Hs has been interested IN real estate for
long time. He leaves a widow, son and
q daugh,eL
Sticky hy paper, Z large sheets, So
Hails cedar spray, zSc.; moth balls, 6.
pound; insect powder, Ioc. for q pound;
wieh hazel soap, &C.; Beecham's
Pills, r7c., large size; headache Posders,
4 in package, los; weieh's grape juice,
axe. pint; lime juice, 75c. We carry fuI