The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

ming through the square.
Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Mills are spending
the week at Block Island.
Thomas McLaughln is spending his
vacation at Block Island.
Richard Luby 10 at North Conroy, N.
H., for rest and recreation.
Ivanhoe Lodge held a we'll attended
meeting on Thursday evening.
Manufactures Lodge held a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening.
James Madden and family, are enjoying
ten days stay in the Berkshires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bainton have been
visiting relatives in New Jersey.
DIR. A. Ii. Longf, How is spening vaca.
ton at his former tome in Maine.
Misses Susan and Emmeline Lewis are
at Conimicut for q two weeks stay.
Fred Parker OF al Lynch ST., Is recover
ing from an attack of blood poisoning.
Ralph Kirby and family Of the annex,
are at Conimicut for the month Of August.
Mrs. Sarah Duffy Of the Messer street
section, is enjoying a week at the Pier
Rev. George ID. McCulloch will preach
at the Broadway Baptist Church next Sun.
day.
o. l.. Beaudreu, salesman in the ]. o.
San Souci Company's store. is on his vaca.
ton.
Lieutenant Connors Of the Sixth Station,
is spending his furlough at Conimieut
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mann Of Kelly
ST., are spending the summer at Oakland
Beach.
Sergt. Cornelius DAILY of the Sixth
Station, has returned to duty after fur
Tough.
L. K. Parmelee has resumed his duties
at the Olneyyille Post Office, after 4 week o
illness.
DIR. NJ. d. Milan's family, have returned
from a months stay at Pleasant View,
Westerly. --
Rev. M. T.. Pease of the Pilgrim Congre-
gational Church, Harrison street, Is away
on a vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. William IA. Shaw of Plain
field, spent the weekend with friends al
Conanicut Park.
Eugene O'Neill and family of Eastwood
avenue, are spending the month of August
at Oakland Beach.
Patroiman w. Il. IIolohan of the Sixth
Station, has been off duty several days this
week on account of illness.
The Lavaughan Street Literary and
Social Club will give benefit concert or
Saturday evening of this week.
The Broadway Baracas' Of the Church
League will play the Roger Williams team
Tomorrow at Neutak konkanut Park,
A regular meeting Of the Sunset Clut
was held on Monday. Quite a lot o
routine matters were looked out for.
The West End Club held a moonligb
excursion "down the river" on Wednes-
day evening. A large party enjoyed tn
sail.
During the vacation Of Rev. Fredericl
/. Collins, the pulpit Of the Church Of tn
Messiah is being supplied by Rev. 4. Il
Toll Of ManyiIle.
The Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. has ex
; tended the vacation poriod Of its employe
another week and the concern will reopei
on Monday, August 24th.
Miss Elizabeth Boute and Miss Mar,
McClelland, well known young ladies Q
this section, have gone to Prince Edward
Island for a two months stay.
II is stated at Kennedy & Cough
stea mship agency that the Cunsrd stesme
"LaeoniA" will sail August 18th, carryinl
only British and American subjects a
passengers.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah Il. johnson
OF Philadelphia, was solemnired on Tues
day at II O'Clock at the undertaking room
OF J. VIII Carpenter & Son. The buria
was at the Pocasset Cemetery.
Paul p. Labbee and Charles W. Gran.
shaw, Jr., have just returned from . sail
ing trip on the Bay. At Conimieut Park
they were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II
G. Plant. The trip was made in their ca
boat, the Imp"
St. Theresa's Parish is holding its annus
j lawn festival on Thursday, Friday and Sat
! urdsy Of this week. The committee II
charge is headed by Owen MeMsnn, Chair
! man; NJ. r. Degnsn. Vice Chairman Rev
w. 5. Flynn. Treasurer Bridget Harlow
, Secretary.
Albert Griswold, r c. McNsbb, Il. T
J and Byron Shsvcross had a very success,
! ful fishing trip at the reservoir near Pa
River on Tuesday. The bass they brougf