The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-25

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ton trip.
Joseph La 'bee was in Boston yesterday
on busines trip.
The opening date of the Royal Theatre
has not vet ,een set.
Frank Nc McDonough has been motoring
in the Whit, Mountains.
A new tel, phone booth has been placed
in Doherty'i drug store.
DIR. and Mrs. c. B. Colwell have return
ed from st'y at Newport
Charles r ose of the Texas Oil Co., is
home from trip to Norfolk.
K. Carl OF Lowell avenue, has just re-
tuned from a trip to Germany.
Traffic of Ger NJ. P. Bates is expected
home from his furlough tomorrow.
Miss Ida Williams of the annex, has
just returned from trip to Europe.
The Colwcll Worsted Mills went on a
day and mig 1t schedule on Monday.
A new tim. Ia BILE goes into effect on the
N. Y N. II & II. X. X. on Sunday.
A son was born this week to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lucitt of Whittier avenue.
Leo Conn RS of the annex, has, il is said,
taken posi- ion with down town theatre.
The Courier Dramatic Club will give an
entertainme 1T this evening in Irons Hall.
The weav ng department Of the Lang
ford Worste Mills is running overtime.
Nanufact rers' Lodge, l. o. o. i. held
a regular n Getting on Tuesday evening
Rev. A. Z. Weston spoke at the Hart.
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Fielder OF Dam
bury, Conn, are visiting relatives in this
section.
A retreat is being held this week at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Mt.
Pleasant,
The Rhod. Island Press Club will 90 tc
Chepachet n its Fall outing on Saturday
OF next wee;.
John Mol,er and family Of Bal nbridg,
avenue, la ye returned from a sum me
spent at Ri eryiew.
The nortl side walk on Plainheli Stree
under the ew railroad bridge is badly il
need of little concrete.
A number from this place attended tn,
meeting of tle Warren Association in Eas
Providence on Wednesday.
Edward Leamy, Of Perry str .et, lef
here this W EEK for Indianapolis, where la
will attend dental college.
A large delegation of Bud Of Hop,
Lodge, l. o o. Il. expect to go to Wester
ly on Saturday of next week.
Priscilla l.ebekah Lodge, No. 80, 1. o
o. r. attenc ed the evening service at thu
Broadway BAPTIST Church last Sunday
Over so embers OF the Rhode IslanC
Historical society visited Newport anC
Jamestown ast Saturday on the weekl,
excursion the society.
Charles o. Parker, State President o
the Chrstia Endeavor Society, Will Civ,
an address at the Broadway Baptis,
Church Sun lay afternoon.
Timothy Benton and George T. Hag
gerty, clerks at B. A. Smiths store, have
taken the eltrance examinations for tn,
Rhode Islai School of Pharmacy,
The new auto car delivery truck o
Banspach 81 others was run into and badly
de mayed b a truck on Eddy street in
Providence on Wednesday forenoon.
William lAathewson, superintendent o.
the Olneyvi lie Car Barn and party ot
the Rhod, Island Cos emplo,es ar,
81 ending tn: week at his camp at Lake
Moswausicut,
James NJ. Shawcross is in New York thit
week atten ling the Convention Of the
Atlantic ID :eper Waterways Association
as delegae Of the olneyville business
Mems Assoc iaton.
Thomas V'.penney, Of Greenfield, Mass.
is soon to r., turn to Providence aud will
reside on w ood street. Mr.. Penney will
manage the fish department at the
Arcade City Market.
Luke p. Ilsnley, former resilient oi
the Olneyvi Ie section, died at Norwich,
Conn, where he was the manager Of a
hotel. The funeral was held at St.
Anthony's Church on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Sainsbury sad Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas II. Mills, according to
letters recei ,ed from Eoglsnd by relatives
here, espec ed to sail from Liverpool on
s. S. Arabic" and will probably reach
Boston on October Is,.
According to the official figures, tn,
apple crop this year will be much larger
than that Of last year, but il is who'll, i'm
probable wi h the efficient manage nent oI
markets, ths the Ultimate consumer will b,