The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-07


Robert August is on a weeks vacation.
B. A. Carleton is at Buttonwoods for the
summer.
Work is fast being completed on ST.
Thomas Church.
The clambake on Labor day promises to
be quite an event.
Mrs. James Russell of Greenvlle avenue,
is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Samuel Asquith has left for three
months trip in Canada.
Miss Georgianna Barnes is away this
week on vacation trip.
The next meeting of the Fire Company
will be held on Monday.
John Carey has recently passed his ex.
animation for embalmist.
Miss Amelia Turner is visiting Miss
May Farrell for the week.
Miss Melinda Carpenter Of Merino ave.
nue., is now on her vacation.
The Hillside A. c. will play the Neville
Boys next Saturday at home.
Miss May Farrell of Hughes store, will
be on her vacation next week.
William J. O'Brien left on Sunday for
three months stay in Canada.
The Hillside A. c. of Manton, defeated
the Genevas 10 to 1 on Sunday.
Daniel f.. Evans is soon to open res
taurant at his building on Greenville ave.
Joseph Feeley and family, have moved
into their new bungalow on Hedley Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Dunn returned
this week from a two months stay at
Atlantic City.
7. J. Hughes clerks went on the
outing of the Retail Grocers Association
at Crescent Park.
Miss Eva E. Mann Of this place. leaves
Tuesday for few weeks vacation with
relatives in Chepachet.
A railroad tie placed on the track near
the Manton Station, caused the stopping
of train Monday evening.
Misses Mamie and Nellie Conroy and
Miss Anna Ryan are spending weeks
vacation in New York City.
St. Peters Church has entered Track
Team in the Drexel Biddle Bible Class
Meet to be held at Conimicut on Saturday
Thomas Kenney, who was killed in
the automobile accident at Longmeadow on
Sunday, was a former resident OF this place.
A. T. Remington has returned from
Chicago with his son George and they have
left for Cadman's Neck, South Westport,
Mass.
Miss Annabelle Fahey, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Pierce, Miss Elizabeth Pelkey and Mrs. ].
Van Husen are spending a short time in
New York.
"The Big Four" will hold a social and
dance at Firemen's Hall on Friday even
ing, August I4th. The Elite orchestra
will furnish the music.
T.. B. Evans left on his vacation Friday.
He will join his wife, who Is now in the
White Mountains. They will be gone
until September first.
w. L. Gallup preached last Sunday
morning on the topic, "Apart, Yet PART"
His Thursday evening subject was 1.-The
Choice of Amusements."
The wedding of Miss Marion Vera
Heaton of Lymansville to MIR. Earl Thur
Der of Manton, took place on Thursday.
The couple will reside on Becker avenue.
Manton people in England and on the
Continent, who may be affected by the
nresent war crisis are Miss Florence
Keely and mother, Mr.. ]. Holgate and
Mrs. M. Birmingham.
The "trolley party" under the auspices
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fire Co.
was held last evening. Rocky Point was
the objective point and the evening there
aa well as the ride to and from the resort
was much enjoyed by all.
The funeral of Joseph ID, Waterman was
solemnized at his late residence on Satur-
day afternoon and was attended by many
relatives, neighbors and friends. Rev, A.
f. Carpenter of St. Peters Church con-
Quoted the service. The burial was at
Pocasset Cemetery,
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