The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-06-12
LOCAL NEWS.

Vacations at the O'neyyile Post Oihee
begin July Iss.
Mt Pleasant is to'have new Grammar
school building.
John T. Collision has a large painting
contract at Newport.
A z Little is confined to her home on
Oak street by illness.
w. A. IIuse has opened an electrical
shop in Tan Yard Lane.
Postmaster William J. Duffy, Jr., is en-.
loying few days vacation.
Manufacturers Lodge held a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening.
The olneyvilles play the Independents
on Saturday at Merino Park.
Next Sunday will be observed as Chill
dren's Day in the local churches.
A large registry sign was hung over the
east eud of the Square this morning.
Patrolman J. V. Savignac, of the Sixth
Station, is away on his annual iurlough.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associa-
ton will meet next Wednesday evening
Louis Briggs has removed his black
smthing business to Odd Fellows Square
Newell Banks, one of the crack checker
players of this country, is in town this
week.
ST. Mary's Branch, No. 2I, |. c. B. u.
will have an excursion to Newport on Sun
day, June 2Ist.
The pupils in music of Miss Florence
Newall gave recital on Wednesday even
ing in Irons Hall.
Mrs. Martha Greenwood Of the annex,
sailed for Europe on Tuesday on the Fran
coma from Boston.
Archdeacon Webber offieiated at the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday
morning and evening.
The Anna Gordon w c. T. U. held q
meeting on Monday afternoon at the Old
Ladies' Home, Tockwotton Park.
Rev. l.. A. Clevenger, d. d., will speak
next Sunday morning at the Broadway
Baptist Church on "Jesus, the Divine
Lover"
| Robert Clements, who has been the gues
OF Earl Fritz Of Lowell Avenue for the past
week, has returned to his home at Var
mouth, N. $.
Superintendent r. G. Fuzmaurice make
an observation trip over the Southbridg'
Branch OF he N. Y. N. IL. & ii. X. X. on
Wednesday.
| The Independent A. c. defeated the
| Elmhursts at Davis Park on Saturday by q
score of ID to 10. Over 1900 people wit
messed the game.
! Alexander c. Summeryile and Miss
Bertha II. Hawkins were married or
Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Rev
Albert 4. Weston, SIS Broadway.
| At the Children's Day service at the
Second Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning, Rev. Albert X. Weston, th'
pastor, will speak on "a Wild Flower anc
A Garden Rose" The church will b.
profusely decorated. At the evening sery
ice at 7 o'clock, the program will be fur
nished by the Sunday school,
The case Of Edward M. Pierce agains
DIR. Louis ID. Lippitt, was decided in tn
Superior Court Oh Friday in favor Of tn
plaintiff. The jury brought in verdict q
"a, 900 damages. Mr.. Pierce brought th
suit on account Of alleged faulty proies
sional treatment of his wife, while
patient in DR.. Lippitrs care.
The following people Of this section hav
engaged passage for Europe through th
Kennedy and Cough S. S. Agency Mr.
Matilda Greenwood, Mrs. Martha Green
: wood, Mrs. Caroline Firth and daughter
, Iris Firth; Mrs Joseph Ward, Mrs. Sara
A Olden, Mrs NJ. Thomas, John Picke
ing, Mrs. Martha Rayner, Mrs. Fred MAJ
con and her two children, Arthur and Ma
Mayson.
The Sunset Club held its annual meetin
on Monday evening, the following officer
were elected for the ensuing year; Presi
dent-Hauy P Kenyon; Vice President
T. Howard Burdick; secretary-Benjami
Z. Collision; Treasurer-Charles 5. ker
Won; Board Of Directors-E. p. Burdie!
Z. Cooper, Abel Reynolds, NJ. N
Cowdy and Robert J. Scocreftj Hous
J Commit,ee-John ID. HoIiheD, Charles \
Birmingham, George Praeiz, r. Howar
Smith. Frank X. Wilder; Social Com
} mittee-WilIism J. Duffy, Jr., Charles
1 Thompson, George II. Potter, Frank q