The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Aue' Saoy'
Charles Shaw spent the 4th and Sunday
at Oak Bluffs.
Kelley's ice cream is the kind that
makes friends.
Patrolmsn Luke Toner is away on his
annual furlough.
Some repairs are soon to be made at
the Sunset Club.
Paul Redford at H. c. Motifs Is away
on a vacation trip.
Mrs. Joe Byron Of Pocssset avenue, IS
visiting in the South.
Olneyville Nest OF Owls held meeting
on Tuesday evening.
The street repairs at Odd Fellows Square
are nearly completed.
Arthur w. Carpenter and family, are at
their summer home in Johnston.
Mrs. John T. Collision and Mrs. Howard
Rice are at Boothbay liarbor, Me.
A regular meeting of the Sunset Club
will be held next Monday evening.
Fairman's Band will give a concert at
Neutaconkanut Park this evening.
James J. Walsh and John Bolster have
gone to Maine for a months stay.
Burt L. Swain has taken a position in a
Block Island Hotel for the summer.
Mrs. Benjamin Z. Collision and children
are visiting relatives at New Haven.
New ITO candle power lights are being
placed in the front Of San Souci's store.
The West End Club are planning for
moonlight" on the evening Of August IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Sweet returned on Mon
day from an auto trip to Provincetown.
The new Manton Lodge of Moose will
organize on Thursday evening Of next week.
Manufacturers Lodge, 1. o. o. f. held
we'll attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing.
St, Theresa's Institute has moonlight
excursion on Wednesday evening, July
22nd.
Eugene l.. Hall, who has been in this
section for several weeks, has gone TO
California.
The July telephone directory is being
distributed this week to the subscribers
in this section.
Councilman Seth Walton was consider
ably injured on Wednesday, by fall from
an electric car.
J. J. Keeler, who is we'll known in the
annex, has taken position at the Whit
field Pharmacy.
DIR. F. w. Thrift is making extensive
improvements to the Hanley estate, which
he recently purchased
The annual outing of the Oneyvile
Business Mems Association will tie held
on Thursday, July goth.
Frank ". Capwell and family Of Whit
tier avenue, spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives at Chopmist.
DIR. Cleyenger will speak next Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on 'The Risk OF the Road"
Albert Griswold of the annex, had his
auto badly damaged by collision with an
electric car on Pine street on Monday.
Charles Carroll of Phenix, clerk of the
r. 1. Senate Committee on Corporations,
was a caller at the TIMES office on Thurs
day.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the Broad
way Baptist Church held its summer outing
on Tuesday at the home Of Mrs. Tanner at
Arnold's Neck.
The examinations for letter carriers and
clerks in the Providence Post Office has
been postponed until Oct. IS by the Civil
Service Commission. Applications for
examinations may be obtained after Aug. 1.
The following who sailed on the steam
hip Fraconis" from Boston to Europe
on Tuesday we're booked at Kennedy &
Coughs agency, Msnton Avenue: Mrs.
Susan Fudge, William Whitaker, George
S~ailes, James Ogden, Thomas White.
head, Nellie Marland, Elizabeth Aarksy,
N. Whitaker, Ada Clegg, Mrs. Agner
Hardy and Mrs. Hannah Ogden.
The annual outing Of the J. o. San
Souci Co.'S, employees was held on We'd
nesday afternoon at Crescent Park, and 1t
proved exceedingly enjoyable to all who
The party, which numbered
over 100 people. made the trip in special
electric cars. After the shore dinner, the
ball game between the San Souei's and the
Terrace team was played
and Il resulted in a victory for the San
souei team by score of II to S. The
potato race. tug-ofwar, girls race aud
other events were full Of interest. livery
thing was done by the members Of the firm
to make the outing a success.
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