The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-09-04
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Byron Smith, Jr., is back from q trip to
the White Mountains
Charles Rhodes has left for short stay
in Virginia aud the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sweet arc on q motor
ing trip in the Berkshires.
James Coffey Of Daw street. Is spending
his vacation at Block Island.
Miss Sadie Carpenter OF Wallace street.
is visiting friends in Burrillville.
Miss Margaret Gibbons Of Harris ave-
nue., is in Vermont on vacation trip.
w. J. Banspach has removed from
| Sycamore street to Waterman street.
Miss May Walsh Of Plain6eld street. 10
the guest of relatives in Waterbury, Conn.
DIR. l.. A. Cievenger will preach at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday.
Rev. A. E. Weston was the speaker at
the Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday.
Thomas Gibbons of Engine 70 has re-
turned from a weeks trip to Atlantic City
The Royal Theatre will probably be
open for business the last Of this month.
Mira Joseph II. Foley Of Roosevelt ST.,
is seriously i'll at the St. Joseph's Hospital.
Ernest Cooper, salesman at w. H. Saw
yer's, is spending the week at Saunders
town.
Miss Mary Ginsbury Of the annex, has
returned from q vacation spent at Block
Island.
II. c. Sherman, Jr., was the speaker at
the Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
The Providence County yair, North
Scituate Village. September 10th and
I7th.-Adv.
william Plummer and George Walsh
attended the Boston Detroit game at Bos-
ton on Tuesday.
Mrs. Rhoda Gray Of Stockton, Calif.. ID
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huntoon
Of Bingley street.
Maurice P. Burnside. Plain6eld street
plumber. has returned from Q stay al
Atlanta, Georgia.
Frank Riley and family Of Manton ave
nue., hs~e returned home, after vacation
spent at Warwick.
Walter p. McCarty and Henry Wilco,
have returned from fishing trip in north
ern Rhode Island.
Misses Helen and Hope Casey Of Danie
avenue, have returned from short stay a
Narragansett Pier.
DR.. X. A. Snow and family Of Plainhelc
street, returned on Wednesday from |
motor trip through New Jersey, New Yorl
and Pennsylvania.
Miss Eleanor p. Thurston began he
lsbors as missionary Of the Broadway Bap
tist Church on Tuesday.
Fred Pohle and family, who have beer
visiting relatives here, have returned Il
their home in Buffalo.
The next meeting Of the Olneyviil'
Business Mems Association will be helt
on Wednesday evening, September 10th
William F. Doolen, for many years con
nected with the Providence Opera House
is very seriously i'll at his home on Mag
nolis street.
Clarence McCune left Wednesday TO
the West to sccep. q position with tn,
General Fire Exstinguisher Company o
Minneapolis
Sydney Sykes, employed In the Office o
the Riverside Mills, died at his home OF
Daniel avenue on Monday. The funers
services were held yesterday.
Mrs Julia M Harris, widow OF Stepher
c. Harris, died on Sunday at her home
"a Chaplin avenue. The funeral service,
were held Thursday afternoon.
George l.. Downing died at his home
\ No. 96 Priscilla avenue on Sunday. Tn,
funeral was solempized on Wednesday
Mr.. Downing was employed In the Office
Of the Providence Ice Co.
George Dover, a we'll known resident,
died at his home, 81 Bend street on We'd
nesdsy. Mr.. Dover for the past IA years,
has been an overseer at the Atlantic Mills.
His death is believed due to . recent attack
Of typhoid fever.
The grade crossing at Plsin6eld street
and Hartford avenue have been done away
with as trains began TO run over the new
elevated tracks last Saturday. This inn.
provement adds much to safety and con-
venienoe Of the people Of this section.
The wedding Of Bsyton r. CoIlipgham,
former we'll known resident OF the
amer, took place on Wednesday after
noon to Miss Blanche p. Harris at the
parsonage OF the Crsnston Street Baptist
Church. The Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter
performed the ceremony. After their re-
turn from . honeymoon to be spent In
New York, Mr.. and Mrs Collingham
viii reside at Copimicut.
Benjamin II. Lister, Tor many years In
business on Plsin6ed street, died At his
home on Wednesday. He had been in
failing health for some time. He vas en-
gagged in the grocery and hardware bust
ness with B. p. Hopkins under the firm