The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-02
OCAL NEWS.

Needed repairs are being n ade on Troy
street.
DIR. A. ii. Longfellow has a new Metz
runabout.
The city bath house on Manton avenue
Is ready for use.
The Progressive caucus were held ON
Tuesday evening.
<. Is. Inman has recently sold his wheel.
~righting business.
James NJ. Shawcross has returned from
trip to New YORK.
colonel Frank W. Tillnghast is home
from his European trip.
The signs of the Royal Theatre were
placed in position this week.
Last Sunday was Rally Day at the
oeoond rresby,ers.n Churca.
A number from acre expect to attend tle
World Series bali game at Boston.
The Peoples Hardware Store are now in
its new quarters on Plainfieid street.
The Deluxe Optical Parols have been
opened in the Tabernacle Building.
Lieutenant X. NJ. Connors and wife, are
on a vacation trip in New York State.
John G. Chase of HavAhlll, spoke at
Socialistic meeting here on Sunday.
Rev +. IL. Gray spoke on Sunday after.
noon at the Hartford Avenue Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. fl. Sainsbury are ex
pected home from England this week.
A new time table went into effect on the
steam railroads of the state on Sunday.
The Rhode Island Press Club will 20 On
its fail outing to Chepachet tomorrow.
William II Duffy, Jr., manager Of the
Olneyville Post-office, has a new touring
Car.
The annual meeting Of the Broadway
Baptist Brotherhood will be held on Sun
day.
The Anna Gordon w. C.. T.. u. met on
Monday afternoon at the Lucy Ryder Meyer
Home.
The Ladies' Circle of the Baptist Church
held rummsge sale this week at 64 Plain
field street.
1t is said that there is a prospect for
the consolidation OF Ivanhoe and Preserver.
ance Lodges.
The Courier Dramatic Club gave a pleas
ing entertainment in Irons Hall last Fri
day evening.
A very successful minstrel show was
held on Wednesday evening At the Messiah
Parish House.
]. o. Feeney has returned from his vaca-
tion and resumed his duties at the Olney-
vile Post-offics.
1t is rumored that the Valley Worsted
Mills of the American Worsted Co. may
be started up soon.
The annual meeting Of the Olneyville
Free Library Association will be held on
Monday evening Of next week.
James Ogden and family, who have
been away for the summer, have returned
TO their home on Lowell avenue.
c. o. Parker, state president Of the Y.
P. S. Z. E., spoke at the Broadway Bap-
tist Church last Sunday afternoon.
Col. Z. ]. San Souci's family have re-
turned from Point Pleasant, Westerly,
where they have spent the summer.
Officer NJ. P. Rates is on duty as traffic
officer on the Square, after his furlough,
which was spent in Western Msssachuse, ts.
The Mothers Friendly Chapter OF the
Chucrh of the Messiah will hold "famiy
party" in the Parish House, Thursday
evening.
Charles Seigal Of Daniel avenue, has
lately gone into business in Providence
under the firm name Of the Seigal-Cava-
naugh Go.
A new musical organization, known as
the Olneyville Garments Band, has just
been organized, A. II. Tucker is the
band leader.
The cigar and periodical store on Manton
avenue for over 40 years, conducted by
Kate o'Donnell, has been closed, the
owner retiring from business.
A total OF al, ,IIz tons Of coal came into
Wednesday on barges and
that arrived from Southern
points. The receipts were heavier than for
the entire week Of September 10TH, while
last week the receipts were SS,53S tons.
Miss Grace E.'Tnman, assistant librarian
Of the Olneyvill Free Library, yesterday
the History Section Of Edge
wood women's Club at her summer resi-
dence, the General Nathaniel Greene
Homestead at Anthony.
Captain Charles T. wiichell Of Engine
Co. No. Is has been placed on the retired
list by order Of the Fire Commissioners
and is succeeded by Captain Charles II.
Carpenter. Captain witchell has been
..;,h uose 10 for number Of years aud