The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-07-17
AL NEWS.

NS'' - w. cray iSNutnCu ou ostuiuay
from a trip to New York.
The Olneyville ball team play the Allen
dales on Sunday at Allendale.
city by Walter Calender, ard the pur-
chased price given is Sra. 600.
All the old lamp posts have been remov-
ed from the streets of this section.
John 7. Collision has gone to Boothbay
Harbor, Me-, for two weeks stay.
The Robert Emmet Literary Association
held meeting on Wednesday evening.
A lawn party will be given by ST..
Theresa's Church on August Is, IL, and
IS.
Miss Grace Nuttal or Massoit avenue, is
spending the month at Dickinson Centre,
N Y.
The Tilden Club will hold its annual
ontlng on Sunday, August a3rd, at Duby's
Grove.
The re.paving of Olneyvile Square Is
something that cannot be neglected much
longer.
Smith Ogden has been appointed sales.
man OF the yarn department at the Allan
tic Mills.
M. T. Braney and family Of II Pocasset
avenue, are spending the month at Oak
land Beach.
Everett Mathewson and family Of the
annex, are at Oakland Beach for a stay Of
several weeks.
Ambrose Z. Whitman, clerk at the
Union Trust Co is spending his vacation
at Niagara Falls
Miss Edith Hughes is playing with the
Boston ladies' Orchestra at Asbury Park,
N. ]. this season.
The Band Concert at Neutaconkanut
Park last Friday was attended by a large
number Of people.
The date Of the annual outing OF the
Onleyville Business Mems Association is
Thursday, July 3Ist.
William Hughes, Of the VIM. Hughes
Co., has returned to-day from a business
trip to Lansing, Mich.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lydia ingraham was
held on Wednesday afternoon at her late
residence, III Hudson St.
The sidewalks on the south side OF
Plainheld Street, between the Square and
the railroad. are TO be concreted.
A reception of new members was held
last Sunday morning at the Second Pres
byterian Church, Harris Avenue.
An auto truck belonging to Alfred Dal-
ton Of Thornton was badly damaged by
FIRE on Webster Avenue, Wednesday.
Walter F.. Riley and Miss Ruth T.
Clemence, clerks at the Olneyvile Post
Office, 20 on their vacations next Monday
The new I2o candle power Tungsten
lamps that have just been placed in front
of San Souci's store are proving very salts
factory.
The Olneyville Cricket team was defeat
ed last Saturday by the providence Blues
at the Reservoir avenue grounds by score
of 100 to 4o,
About 100 employees Of the Rhode Is
land Company, employed In this section,
enjoyed an outing at the Pine Grove Club,
Oakland Beach on Tuesday,
Aymour r. Sanderson, purchasing agent
for the Atlantic Mills, has resigned his
position to go into the real estate and in
surance business. He will be succeeded
by II. A. Braman Of Yorkville, N. Y.
The transfer OF the property located on
Mount Pleasant Avenue that is TO be used
as the site for the new grammar school
was made Wednesday. The land, con.
sisting Of IS lots, was transferred to the
Mr. Joseph Ral9h Park, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, will speak on "Nation Wide Temper
auce" at the Second Presbyterian Church
on Sunday evening. Mr.. Park Is secretary
Of the Pittsburgh Chamber Of Commerce.
Herbert c. Clemence, a well-known
resident Of this section, arrived home
last Saturday after nearly two years
spent In California. Mr.. Clemence
visited the Sandwich Islands and
japan while away.
Mr.. Arthur G. Singsen, eldest son OF
the late Rev. Antoine G. Singsen Of this
city, who was graduated in June from the
Meadville. (Pa.) Theological School,
will shortly be ordained TO the Unitarian
ministry. lie has accepted call to the
psstorate Of the Unitarian Congregational
Church Of Haekensack, ~. J., and will
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