The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-07-25

John Z. thompson mas akeh PoS'AN"
in Boston.
Peter Bourke, at San Souci's has gone to
Canada on a vacation trip.
Joseph Lannon, at San Souci's, is spend.
ing his vacation in Boston.
Miss Catherine Hanley is spending
vacation at Nantssket Beach.
Thomas IL. Carr, the druggist, is'spend
ing the week at Block Island.
Miss o. A. Anard of Messer street, is
visiting relatives in New York.
Leo Norton of Wendall street, who has
been i'll, is able to be out again.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John NcDermott are
home from stay at Block Island.
Charles Thompson OF Messer street, is
spending his vacation at Oak Bluffs.
DR.. w. f. Randall was in Putnam,
Conn, Wednesday on a-business trip.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. q. o. f. held
Il regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Frederick Graben, the we'll known news
dealer, is confined to his home by illness.
Samuel Dobey Of The annex, is erecting
summer bungalow at Moswansicut Lake.
Mrs. Frank Haven of Clarence street, is
entertaining her mother from New York.
John 7. Collision has returned from a
vacation spent in the White Mountains
visited friends in Olneyville on Tuesday
OIneyvile Troop, Boy Scouts, will 60
into camp on Saturday evening OF this
week.
Mr.. S. S. Sweet and family, of Plain
field street, are spending the summer in
Foster.
Rev. Charles A Fisher preached at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
morning.
Miss Annie Swain Of Putnam street, has
returned from vacation spent at Touis.
set, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. c. b Colwell returned on
Saturday from trip to the White
Mountains.
Thomas Sweeney, clerk at the j. o.
San Souci Co., is enjoying stay at Nara.
gansett Pier.
A daughter was born last week to Mr.
/ nd oh II O., D..
gress Avenue.
John Reid of the Snowdon Mills, and
family, are at Conimicut for a stay o
several weeks.
Joseph King, member OF Hose Co. No
ID, Putnam street, is enjoying a vacation
/ at Long Island.
ST. Theresa's Institute is planning al
excursion down the river on Tuesday even
Ing, August sth.
Mr.. Anthony Tourtellotte and family o
Oak street, are spending a vacation a
Falmouth, Mass.
Peter Morgan, who has been yisitinI
relatives in Paterson, has returned to hi
home in the annex.
Mrs. J Nichols and daughters o
Lowell avenue, have gone to the Catskill
: for stay OF several weeks.
The funeral Of Mrs Jennie Greene wa
held at J. w. Carpenter & Sons undertak
4 ing rooms on Monday afternoon.
Rev. Theodore S. Snow Of Pawtucket
\ will speak at he Broadway Baptist Churc
on Sunday morning OF August gid.
Mrs. Edith Greene, employed at tn
y Eastern Coal Co.'S Olneyville Office, ha
= returned from a vacation in Philadelphia.
g James Hardy, foreman in the cardin
3 department Of the Weybossett, Mills,
! home from two weeks stay at Ithaca
4 Ny.
The building at the corner Of Vale
street and Broadway, which occupies
portion Of the site Of the proposed ne'
theatre is being demolished.
Mr.. Frank Afford and Miss Florence
Morton, well known young people Of thi
, section, were married on Saturday even
ing by Rev. Bowley Greene.
+. A. Gilmore, manager OF the Olney.
Vile Square Market aud family, left on
|. Monday for a motor trip to the Berkshire
and through Vermont 70 Canada.
The annual outing Of the Olneyull'
! Business Mems Association, which vii
be held on Thursday Of next week al The
Warwick Club Grounds, promises to be Z
very enjoyable time.
II. A. Bigbee and Walter A. Riley
clerks at the OlneYville Post-ofioe, arr
} away on vacations also Carriers W. II
) Pearse, W. T.. Cleary, r. 7. Kinnecom
! Z. W. Steere and r. Is. Gilleu.
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