The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.


ing car.
Clinton Z. walch has a new Chalmers
touring car.
Business is very good at the Providence
National Mills.
Charles Shaw was in Boston Tuesday on
a business trip.
Joseph w. Hudson was in Boston several
days this week.
Arthur Baiuton. who has been seriously
i'll, is improving.
Edgar Angell of Roosevelt street, has
new Ford runabout.
Robert Meyers has taken a cottage in
Scituate for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbons are home
from a trip to Atlantic City.
Town Clerk d. II. Remington, OF Scitu-
ate, was in town on Monday.
William Ginsburg spent several days
this week in Dsnielson, Conn.
The Webster Avenue Grammar School
has fine ball team this spring.
Joseph Cshill has made some very mark.
ed improvements to his drug store.
Earl S. Parker Of Pocasset avenue, is
home from stay at Hartford, Conn.
Manufacturers' Lodge, I. o. o. f.
iniated one candidate on Tuesday evening.
Mothers Day services were held at
! several Of the local churches on Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Greene has taken q position
in the local Office Of the Eastern Coal Co.
The VIM. Hughes Co. sold . REQ Car
this week to John McKenna Of Providence
James f. Lynch took the position o.
manager Of the Jersey Creamery Co. this
week.
William II. Arnold Of Messer ST., has
returned from a three months stay in
Florida.
Irving Hudson, publisher Of the Paw
tuxet Valley Times, was in Olneyville or
Tuesday.
| John B. Lucitt, well known local drui
: clerk, has returned from q vacation spen
: at nVstis. Conn.
- Ii Is understood that the Vending Lect
ures at the Broadway Baptist Church wer
well patronized.
Quite delegation of Providence Grang
No. 4s, P. of II. visited Darlington Grang
on Monday evening.
Slocum Post, G. A. X. will attend tn
Pilgrim Congregational Church in bod
on Sunday, May 74th.
Anna Gordon w. c. T. U. held a meet
ing on Monday afternoon at the parlors {
the Broadway Baptist Church.
The cement foundation and walls Of tn
4 new theatre building, corner Of Hartfor
avenue and Plainheld ST., are being put il
A Parish House Pete will be given I
~ the Church Of the Messiah Parish ious
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings {
q next week.
q The cantata "Rose Maiden" will b
given-by the Sunday evening chorus {
4 the Broadway Baptist Church on Wedne
day evening, May 7oth.
Frank Riley has the plumbing contrac
for two fine houses on the East Side; th
residences of Miss Irene Butler on Geore
Street and Charles o. Reed, Blackstou
Boulevard.
Clarence Cotton, Secretary Of the Prov
dence Board OF Trade, will be the speak
! at the meeting OF the OlneyviIle Busine
- Mems Association on Wednesday Of ne,
- week.
A reception was rendered to Rev. an
p Mrs. A. 4. Weston at the Harris Avenu
u Church psrlors on Tuesday evening.
Z large number of the church and congregI
. ton we're present to greet the new paste
= and his wife.
b The many friends Of Everett x. Sail
\ bury we're pleased 10 hear Of his pre-
& motion to the very responsible position {
agent Of the Atlantic Mills. Mr.. Sali
4 Dury mas Dceu Win INC hAldhA'S Nlhis "
= over twenty FIVE years, and has won b
= success by conscientious work.
\ Philip Fogarty & Sons, the Atwoo
= Street coal dealers, are adding to the
, equipment. A new 5000 ton coal poek'
z is being put in and new 7o-ton auto true
: scales have been purchased. This ente
= prising firm is obliged to increase :
= facilities every few years.
3 The following persons from this secti'
= sailed for Europe on Tuesday on q
D Steamship "Frsnconia" from Boston: NJ
g and Mrs. William Swanson, Mr.. and Nj
& Samuel Shepard, Nr. and Mrs ]. d
q Savage, Mrs. Susan Pritehsrd, NJ
- wiunifred Pritchsrd, Miss Alice Rollsr
Miss Emma Byron. Mr. Fred shaw,
Arthur Shaw, Mrs. Lena Swallow, NJ
Walter Hirst Mrs Ida Williams, J
yU.ispr Tongue and Mr.. Tohn l. wilkins