The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-06-26
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begin next week.
Work is being pushed forward on the
new theatre building.
DIR. f. F. Gill and family, are at Nau-
sauket for the summer
Eugene Hall Of Chicago. has been visit
ing friends in this section.
The olneyvilles play the Elmhursts on
Saturday at Merino Flats.
Mr.. Abel Reynolds and family, are at
Barber's Heights for the summer.
frank l.. Hanley and family, are at
Shawomet Beach for the summer.
Kelly's "ce cream" is one of the things
that is making the annex famous.
The steamer Mt. Hope is making daily
trips to Newport and Block Island.
Robert Pollock and family, have gone
to Winthrop Beach for the summer
Olneyville is we'll represented at the
ball games at Merose Park this week.
Lieutenant r VI. Connors Of the Sixth
Station, Is at Conimicut for the summer.
Charles Crankshaw and family, will
occupy a cottage at Nausauket this season.
James Mccabe and family of the annex,
will spend the summer at Oakland Beach.
The Eighth Ward Progressive Club
held meeting ON Wednesday evening.
Captain K. II. Leavitt OF Dorchester
avenue. is visiting relatives in New York.
DR.. John G. O'Meara and family, have
taken a cottage at Matunuck for the sum-
mer
The Riverside Mills shut down on
Thursday night for the balance of the
week
Howard Wright of Webster avenue, re-
Gently graduated from the Morris Heights
School.
MIR. and Mrs. Clinton z. Walch have
taken cottage at Buttonwoods for the
summer.
The Tabernacle Church was we'll repre-.
sented at the Methodist excursion on
Tuesday.
Class No S, Of the Broadway Baptist
Church held an outing at Coles Station on
Wednesday.
Isaac Daniels has concluded his services |
as Superintendent Of the Hartford Ave-
nue. Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cray, who were
married last week, will reside in the Elm |
wood section.
Providence Grange will hold its last |
meeting before the vacation season on
Thursday, July and.
The San Souci employees will hold their
annual outing at the Warwick Club on
Wednesday, July Sth.
Rev. William Reynolds spoke at the |
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
morning and evening.
A number of the members OF St. Mary's
l. c. U. will give a minstrel show in |
Fall River at an early date.
A son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Salisbury of Woonsocket.
former residents Of the annex.
A song service entitled, "The Story of
Pink Rose" was given at the Tabernacle
Church last Sunday evening.
Colonel K. j. San Souci and family,
have taken a cottage at Pleasant View,
near Westerly for the summer,
Miss Ida Sawin of Broadway, has just
returned from visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard c. White Of Cowansville, Can.
Mrs Frank A. Spratt, former resident
IF the annex, will spend the summer with
ner sister, Mrs. Clark at Flagstaff, Arizona.
Benjamin REILLY Of this place, has
lew cottage at Arnold's Neck, which he
md his family will occupy this summer.
The Central Girls Lawn Pete will he
ield this evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry s. Watt, 7o6 Lowell Avenue.
The annual outing Of the o NEVILLE
business Mems Association will be held ON
July goth at the Warwick Club.
Miss Eleanor p. Thurston has been en-.
aged as a local missionary by the Broad
ray Baptist Church. She will begin her
abors here September Ist. U
A party Of Olneyville car men held an .
utiug on Thursday at the elsie Of Pin.," ?
ear Fall River, A special car took the Il
arty, which numbered siSty-five, TO their b
estimation. A good time is reported.
Next Sunday at the Second Presbyterian '
,hurch, Rev. A. Z. Weston will speak in '
he morning on ''The Budding American |
nd Our Republic" In the evening,
The Old Negro Question at Camp Five"
The funeral Of Alexander Paulds vas
oIemnized on Thursday az his home in
'rovidence. lie was formerly a resident
{ the annex and died on Tuesday. Rev. {
dr. Daniels ofhciated at the funeral sery. 8
,es. The burial was at the Pocasset