The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-21

Patrolman William Lee has returned
from his furlough.
Patrolmen Cavanaugh and Farrell are
away on furloughs.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. o. o. +. met
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Kathryn Monahan is visiting rela'
tives in New Haven.
Ivanhoe Lodge held a regular meeting
on Thursday evening.
James l.. Walsh has recently purchased
a new Ford automobile.
Frederick Pickles spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday.
John McDonoush Of Bancroft street, Is
on motoring trip to Chicago.
Bert Swain has accepted position with
Trenble's garage on Broadway.
Miss Alice Plummer has returned from
her vacation spent in Lynn, Mass.
Herbert McMshon Of Poeasset aveune,
is confined to his home by illness.
Miss Hope Healy ia spending her vaca.
tion at her summer home at Conimicut
Miss Gertrude Dels gin Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, has been visiting friends on Covell ST.
Archie Webster Of Webster avenue, Is at
home after short stay at Block Island.
Rev. P. o. Cunningham will speak at
the Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday.
Postmaster William II. Duffy, Jr.. has
has returned from a stay in South Kings.
ton.
Miss Ethel O'Brien Of Lynn, Mass, ID
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Plum
mer.
Charles Shaw has returned from his
vacation, which was spent in New York
City.
Mrs. George Price and Miss Mildred
Price are visiting relatives at Esgieville,
Conn.
Miss Lucy Gormley Of Westminster St..
is enjoying two weeks stay at Block 10
land.
Albert Touchette Of Hsnleys Market
Plainfied street, has returned from fish
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett Of White
hall street, have returned from a trip II
the South.
Miss Helen Lamb Of Scranton, Pa,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Roughan Of Is
Julian Street.
Ernest knight, bookkeeper at w. II
Sawyer's store, has recently purchased
farm at Norwood.
Miss Anna Sullivan, stenographer q
Banspach Brothers, is spending her vscs
tion in New York.
Walter Plummes, Jr.. who has serve
: his enlistment at Wa ihington, ID. c., HI
y returned TO his home
s Mrs. J. A. ANGEL and Herbert C. Bali
! ton and family, are spending the month
4 Narragansett Terrace.
A meeting of the Prudential Committ'
= OF the Broadway Baptist Church will
Z held on Monday evening.
i Patrolman Hanlon OF Station and
j party Of friends saw the Boston-Chicai
& double.header on Monday.
j Capt. Peter B. Cannon Of the Sixth Pr
& cinct, is on q two weeks furlough. n
L place will be taken by Lieut.. r. II. CO
4 nors.
II Mrs. Charles Beeudreau and son
/ Montreal, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
4 A. Labbee at Nansauket Beach the pi
Il week.
= -Four cars from the olneyville barn
4 the Rhode Island Company went on /
trolley trip to Rocky Point last Frid
evening.
q Harry Vaillancourt, manager Of q
r local Liggett's store, has gone to Norfo
y on the Merchants & Miners line for
vacation trip.
= Miss Ida Williams Of the annex, wi
2 was in France VIII IN he war broke out, b
B written to her relatives here that she
3 safe in London.
, William Ginsburg OF Plsinheld sire,
= held a christening party at his home,
z Walter street on Sunday afternoon
3 honor Of his son, Edward.
& The new Royal Theatre, corner Of P!si
> field street and Hartford avenue, will
= open next month. II will doubtless .
= eeiye large local patronage.
3 George Middleton, the well know
. plumber, was injured last week, when
= steel chip few into his eye, cutting q
Z eyeball. He is improving rapidly.
= Thomas Gore, q we'll known busin,
8 man Of this section, died suddenly at
& home on Atwells avenue on Monday aft
8 noon. Mr.. Gore has been engaged in
y eonereting business for many years.
a .urvived by a son. Thomas Gore.