The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1913-09-19
LOCAL NEWS.

T. Roswell Parker.
John McKenna is visiting frierds at
Manchester, n. II.
The renovated broadway Baptist Church
was reopened on Sunday.
Olneyvile was well represented at the
Kingston Fair this week.
DR.. Charles O'Rouke has returned from
a trip to the White Mountains.
Byron A. Smith, Jr., returned on Satu'-
day from stay at Sugar Hill, n II.
James Thompson of Messer street, IS
away on a two weeks trip in the South.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Church of the Messiah Parish House.
Frank T.. Carpenter Of Bancroft ST., is
spending a short vacation at Slatersville.
a son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs James
Singleton Of Sterling avenue on Monday.
Col. Il. J. San Souci arrived home on
Sunday evening from the Putin Bay trip.
"The Three Friends" have a social in
Library Hall on the evening Of Oct, 5rd
A Parish Gathering was held at the
Broadway Baptist Church on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs vii lam Coen Of Josln
street, have returned from a stay at
Conimicut.
M. c. Brooks has been selected as as
sislant superintendent of the Dyer Ave
nue. Chapel.
Frank L. IIauley and family, have re
turned from Conimicut, where they spent
the summer.
Miss Irene McNanus Of Wealth avenue,
is spending the month with friends oil
Loug Island.
The annual meeting of the Olneyville
Free Library will be held on Monday eve ~.
ing, October sth.
Mrs. A. Master,on has returned from
Sharon Springs, n. Y, where she has
spent the summer,
Byron A. Smith and family, have re-
turned from Longmeadow, where they
spent the summer.
Herbert Humphrey and family Of Oak
street, have returned nom a summer spent
at Fairhaven, Mass.
The members Of Ivanhoe Lodge, K. Of
p. are preparing to make fraternal visit
lodge in Fall River.
Captain Frank A. Mowry of the Sixth
Station, has returned from an automobile
trip in New York State,
Donation Day" for the Providence
District Nursing Association will be held
on Saturday, Octcb 4th.
Warren Smith and Howard Kelly Of the
Office force of the Atlantic Mills, have gone
to Florida on a vacation trip.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Eugene Clarke have
gone to Norfolk, Va, this week by the
Merchants and Miners Steamship line.
William Fallon is the new Olneyvile
reporter for the Evening Tribune. James
hogan mas Deeh tIdu'iClItu NC"H atltCl'
Mrs. A. B. Angel, formerly resident
Of the annex, underwent an operation on
Sunday for appendicitis at St. Josephs
Hospital.
The Worcester ball team Of the New
England League defeated the Oneyvile
team on Sunday at Palace Garders by
score Of 7 TO o.
The Olneyyille car men held an outing
on Tuesday at she grounds Of the Pine
Grove Club at Oakland Beach. A fine
time was enjoyed by all.
The next meeting Of the Women's Mis-.
sionary Society Of the Second Presbyterian
Church will be held at the home Of Ms.
A. b. Hall, 81 Pocasset Avenue.
The n. Y. N. H. & II. Railroad have
given up the room in the Tabernacle
Building that has been used The last few
months for a draughting room by the
engineers at work in this section.
John Nolan, who is well known in this
section, fell down stairs in the house
where he rooms at SO Westminster street
last Monday evening and cut his head .
quite severely. lie was taken 10 the T.
Rhode Island Hospital.
Among the sail1gs from Boston on tie I
steamship Laconia Tuesday, were the fol- I.
lowing persons, who have made arrange .
ments for their passage from the Kennedy .
& Cough Agency, Arthur Shaw, Joseph .
Woodhave and John w. Liiet Of Grey .
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Coldson /.
and daughter, Annie Of Lymansvlle and
Miss Bertha Coupe.
Moth Balls. SC. pound. Nyars Roach
Powder, 7sc, can. Quinine Pills, o..
dozen. NyaPs Chill Tonic, soc. Mali TX.
tract, bottles 75c. Epson Salts, &C.
pound. Csnthrax Shampoo, 39c. ROBIN
sons Barley, age, large sire. We sell
a.