The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-07-03

J. a. Labbee and family, are at Nausau
ket for the summer.
Read about Mrs, Cooks Bread on tn,
: aud page Of the TIMEs.
Byron A. Smith and family, are at Long
meadow for the season.
Miss Maizie MeNabb will spend tn,
4'h at Clark's Fall, Conn.
j. P. Farnsworth and family, will spend
, the summer at Wexford.
William Hodgson and family, are a,
Conimicut for the summer
A seventy.fvc foot flag staff has been
erected at Neutakonkanut Park.
The House Committee of the local Mes,
OF Owls held a meeting on Sunday.
DR.. r. Fritz was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel las, Sunday.
The Olneyville Base Ball team will play
the Hopkins team tomorrow at Merino
Flats
John J. Fogarty and family, are occupy.
ing their cottage at Silver Spring for the
summer.
The Revere Rubber Works, which has
been shut down for the week, will reopen
on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett K. Salisbury have
opened their cottage at Webster Lake for
the summer.
st. Anthony's Church will hold lawn
party on the church grounds tomorrow.
A good program has been planned.
San Souci's employees hold their annual
outing on Wednesday of next week a,
| Crescent Park.
Reuben ii Rowe, we'll known in this
section, has severed his connection with
the police force.
The degree team of St. Mary's Branch,
l. c. b. U. gave an entertainment in Fall
River Wednesday.
Mrs. Richard d. Windsor Of II Barrows
ST., has returned from stay with friends
at Prudence Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, H. Sainsbury and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Mills sail for Europe
soon for six weeks stay.
The Rhode Island Druggists Associa-
ton holds its annual outing at the Pom
ham Club on Thursday, July 9Th.
Next Sunday morning, Rev. l.. A. |
Clevenger will preach on National Re-
ligion" at the Broadway Baptist Church.
Rev. John Med. Hervey, former pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian Church on
Harris avenue, died in Milwaukee on Sat-
urday.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Broad
way Baptist Church will hold its annual
outing next Tuesday with Mrs. Tanner at
Arnold's Neck.
James Greene, for many years employ.
ed at the Atlantic Mills, has severed his
connection there and purchased a farm
near New Bedford.
Newell Banks, the we'll known chess
and checker player, who has been in this
section for the last two weeks, has return
ed 10 his home in Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Todd, who
are well known in this section of the city.
will spend the summer at the Ocean
House, Swampscott, Mass.
The funeral OF Fred Booth, who died a,
his home, I3s Amhurst ST., on Saturday
was solemnized on Tuesday. Rev. L. A
CIeyenger oficiated. The burial was, at
Pocasset Cemetery.
Manufacturers Lodge OF Odd Fellows
attended the Plainfeld Street Church in a
body on Sunday evening. Rev. A. S.
woodworth, pastor Of the church, preach.
ID sermon on "The Test Of Greatness. /"
The funeral of francesca Bstastini was
rom his late residence on Academy ave !
sunday at 1890 and at the Church Of the
Holy Ghost, Knight street at q O'Clock.
solemn high mass Of requiem was sung
Monday morning.
William A. Walton, who died recently
n this city, was for many years superin.
endent Of the Weybosset Mills then
nown as the Taft and Weeden Mills. He
fterwsfds conducted manufacturing
usiness at Alton In the south part Of the o
tate.
John G. DolbeI, we'll known as a mill o
ian, died at his home on Dexter street on
Wednesday, after a brief illness Mr.
'oIbel was for number Of years connect
4 with the Riverside Mills Of this place
nd afterwards with the Namquit Mills Of y
ris,oi. For the past few years, he had
cen with the Wsterhouse Msnfg. Co. e
Ie was prominent member Of ST. James
.piscooal Church The funeral se,v;c.s d