The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-06-19
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Frank Mason of Clifford ST.. has a new
Ford touring car.
DR.. and Mrs. {. b, Colwell are away on
a short vacation trip.
Charles Rose Of the annex, is spending
his vacation at Block Island.
Ivanhoe Lodge held we'll attended
meeting on Thursday evening
Miss Margaret Farrell of the annex, is
visiting her sister at Longmeadow.
Rev. Mr.. Malvern spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
The quarterly meeting Of the Broadway
Baptist Church was held on Monday even
ing.
DIR. II. w. Heaton has discontinued his
evening office hours until the last of Sep
TENDER.
ST. Mary's Branch No. IL, l. c. b. U.
goes on an excursion 'down the river" on
Sunday.
The Trinity Baptist Mission has voted to
change its form Of organization to that OF
a church.
George Fogar,y and family Of Beaufort
street, have gone to Silver Spring for the
summer,
Newton ]. Sweet and family Of Chaplin
avenue, are at Shawomet Beach for the
summer.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Alice + Rivet to Mr.. Alfred T.
Baerthel.
Ernest Cooper, salesman at w. ii. Saw.
yer's, returned on Tuesday from trip to
New York.
Manufacturer Lodge conferred the
second degree on three candidates on Tues
day evening
A new FIRE alarm box has been placed at
the corner of Oak and Messer streets 1t
is numbered GAG.
T. r. Pratt, formerly in the cigar bus-
ness here, is now running store in the
Edgewood section.
Joseph Brehaney of Plain6eld street, is
home from Dean Academy, Franklin,
! Mass, for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher Of 1920
Westminster street, arrived home on Sat-
urday from six weeks stay in Europe.
Herbert L. Clemence of this place, who
/ has been in California for the past few
years, is expected home about July 4st.
Mr.. Harry Ballayuto and family and
Miss Nellie McKenna Of 26I Plain6eld
street, have gone to Oakland Beach for the
4 summer.
d The Phi Alpha Class, of the Broadway
Baptist Sunday School will hold it's mid
summer festival tomorrow evening at the
church vestry.
A number Of clerks Of the Olneyvill'
Post office attended the outing OF thu
Providence Post-office clerks at the Grove
Club on Sunday.
III Charles F. Angell treasurer OF th'
Providence Iron and Steel Co., Kinsle!
avenue, sailed for Europe on Tuesday 70
two months trip.
III The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah J. Horsma
4 was held at the Tabernacle Church las
Sunday afternoon. The burial was at tn
l North End Cemetery.
iii The Oneyville Business Mems Associa
i ton held a regular meeting on Wednesda
evening. The annual outing Of the as
sociation will be held at the Warwie
Club on Thursday, July goth.
j Rev. l.. A. Clevepger, d D., spoke a
= Lakewood last Sunday afternoon. Tn
meeting was under the auspices Of tn
. Cataract Fire Co, Of that place,
Z The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel Dolbey
, who died on Monday, was solemnized a
J her late home on Thursday, Rev. l.. A
y Clevenger ofieiated. The services wer
3 attended by many relatives and friends
b Professor William X. Wilson Of the Stat
4 Normal School at ElleDsburg, Washing
2 ton. who will deliver the address at TIA
> graduating exercises at the State Norma
< School to-day, was a former resident OF tn
y annexed section.
y lanes Whitworth, we'll and favorabl
! known as a msrketman, will reopen tn
X Atwood market, corner cf Plainheld an'
< Atwood Streets, next Friday. The stor
. will be equipped with new oak fixtures
= and will carry stock Of FIRST class meats
z vegetables and canned goods.
x The following committee was recent
9 elected by the members Of the plsinhel'
Z Street Baptist Church, to dispose Of tn
3 old organ and purchase new one: Rev
q A. s. Woodwork, Mr.. and Mrs. c. {
4 Luther, Miss Edith NJ. Hughes, Messri
Z Nathan NJ. Wright, James X. Coffee an
2 Edward Fneker.
3 Quite destructive FIRE took place
Olpeyvlle Square, early last Monds