The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09
LOCAL NEWS.


Edws I'd Lippman has new REQ tour
ing car.
The Oneyvile Library closes on Colum'
bus Day.
Manton avenue near Dyeville is being
repaired.
Manufacturers Lodge has begun series
of whists.
The Sunset Club will hold a regular
meeting on Monday evening.
Burt Swain has taken position at
Trimbl IS garage in Providence.
J, A. Johnson, c erk at the olneyville
Post-oflice, is away on vacation.
Roy L. Parker is taking business
course at Philad,lphia college.
Miss Elizabeth McKenna is visiting
relatives in the Mt Pleasant section.
1t is understood that the Royal Theatre
may open on Saturday, October 18th.
Thomas Gibbons has recently purchss
ed several house lots OH Prudence avenue
Thomas w. Penney and family have
taken up their residence on Wood Street.
The Peoples Hardware Co II now nicely
settled in its new store, 81 Plaiuheld st.
Col. H. Anthony Dyer will speak at the
Church of the Messiah next Sunday even
ing.
The Pequot Athletic Club will hold its
annual social on Friday evening, October
goth.
Miss Susan c. Lewis, clerk at.the Olney.
vile Post Office, is confined 70 her home
by illness.
J. s. Jackson, who is we'll known here, is
writing syndicate articles on the worlds
base ball series.
William Plummer is taking his second
year of study at the Rhode Island College
OF Pharmacy.
Prosperity Lodge, No. 2o, o. ID. St.
George, will hold benefit social on FRI
day evening, October 23rd.
James N. Smith is at Atlantic City this
week attending the annual convention Of
the American Humane Society.
Charles Fenner, night foreman at the
Olneyville car barn, is spending short
vacation at Lake Moswansicut.
Quite number of olneyyille baseball
enthusiasts expect to attend the world
series games in Boston next week.
The Olneyville Mes of Owls will hold
an entertainment in its new rooms on
Stokes street next Monday evening.
The Messiah Broadway ball game Of the
church league did not materialize Satur-
day as the latter team did not appear.
Rev. Andrew Forrest was the speaker at
the Hartford Avenue Chapel on Sunday.
Next Sunday will be "Rally Day" at the
chapel.
Sunday, will be Rally Day at the Taber-
nacle Church. The church and sunday
school will hold JOINT exercises at the morn
ing service.
The following carriers at the. oineyville
Post-office are away on vacations: &.
Budlong, II. J. Herbert, J. Z. Kelley and
l.. n. K. Smith.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, October 2Ist. 1t is
expected that an interesting program will
be arranged.
The funeral of Hrs. Ellen Newell was
solemnized at her late residence, I32
Lowell avenue on Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
Frank Gray conducted the service. The
burial was at Danielson, Conn, OH We'd.
nesday.
Frank L. Benchby, who is we'll known
in this section, has brought a suit for
$40, 900 against the Vermont Central X, X.
for alleged injuries caused by the collision
of trains at Essex Junction. VT, on Sep
tember I2th.
The following is a list Of the subjects,
which will be discussed at the Broadway
Baptist Church the next FIVE Sunday even
ings by the pastor Of the church, DIR. LA.
Clevenger: Oct. nth, "Absolom, the Fast
Young Man." Oct. 18th, "Ahaz, the God
less Young Man," Oct. ash, "Haman, the
Wire Puller;" Nov. I, "Behaz, the Get.
Rich.Quick Young Mani" Nov. S,h,
"Daniel, the Prosperous Young Man.,
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