The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

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The Dolbey ice cream factory will be
ready for occupancy in about a week.
time.
The O'neyville base ball team will play
the Elmhursts Oh Saturday on Meriuo
Flats.
Mr.. |. Creaser WAS the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel, Sunday after
noon.
Arthur W. Carpenter and family, are a
their summer home in Johnston for tho
season
Several candidates were bap,ised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
The Hopkins a. {. defeated the Olney-
vilIes last Saturday at Meruo Flats 10y a
score OF 7 to o.
Patrolman George L. dred, connected
with the Sixth Station, is away on his
annual furlough.
1T. Mary's |. c. b. L. have an excursion
"down the river" on the steamer Warwick
on Sunday, June 2oih.
The pupils Of Miss Florence n wall vi !
give recital at the Messiah PARISH Hnu,t
on Wedne day evening.
The Farther Lish.s Socir'v Of ,hr
Broadway Bap.ist Church hold suppe
and entertainment mex, Tuesday evening
Next sunday morning, Dr. l.. A eleven
ger wall preacn It the Broadway Rapti I
Church on "rhe Unsearchab.e Riches o
Christ
Manufacturers Lodge held regular
meeting on Tue day evening Only N. =
ters OF routine charac er came before the
meeting.
Ethan =, hrldon has recently hid hs
SUMMER home al Couimicut equipped Tor
electric lighting. Charles l.. Coffin do
| the work.
Rev. G.. f. Barnard Of the Trinity Bap.
list church aud Rev. A. L Weston Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, EXCHANGED
pulpits last Sunday.
The annual outing Of the Olneyvile
Nest of Owls viii be he'd on Friday,
August Ist at the grounds OF the Pine
Grove Club, Oakland Beach.
Mrs. Charles +. Masterson OF New
York City, has returned home, after spend.
ing several weeks at the home OF Mr. and
Ms.~ Edward Robinson, 28I Valley Street,
The work on Messer street was COM
pieted on Tuesday. 1t was most excel
lent job and quickly done. 1t IS supposed
that this street viii require very little &c.
pairing in the next dozen years.
A regular meeting of Mzpah Class OF
the Plain6eld Street Baptist Church was
held on wednesday evening at the church
parlors. The hostesses were Mrs. Fred
! Martin and Mrs. Arthur Wooliey.
A ball team composed Of Clerks and CAL
riers Of the O.neywlle Post Office defeated
a team from the Providence Post Office on
Wednesday afternoon at the Dexter Train
ing Ground The score was 9 TOT.
The Sunset Club will hold its annua
meeting on the evening Of Monday, June
I4th The election Of officers will be FOL
lowed by banquet to which the ladies are
to be invited. Indications point to very
pleasant affair.
Mrs. George Sheltra ertained the
Elite Club at her home on Hudson stree
on Saturday evening A musical prOgram
was gwen and supper was served by the
hostess, assisted by MRS. J. Lee The
members Of the club are making arrange
meuts for picnic that take place some
time this month.
Iohu ODonnell and L. r. O'DonnelI re
turned yesterday from a TWO months trip
in The Middle West They visited ths
Imperial automobile factory at Jackson,
Mich, aud the Premier factory a.
indianapolis. On Memorial Day, they at
tended the automobile races It Indiana
polls They report yeIy pleasant Tip.
The Broadway Baptist Church will have
the following pulpit supply for August:
August Ist, Rev. Frank Rector, ID. d., Of
Pawtucket, K /, August S.h, Rev Clifton
| Il. Wacott Of sharon, Mass Angus 18Th,
Rev. A. ,. Brown OF Utica, y. y, Augusi
77nd, Rev Frederick Barnes Of Peabody,
Mass, August z9'h, Rev. +. {. Burr Of
/ Providence, K. /.
Mr. aud Mrs. Chubbuck Of Alyeisou
avenue, attended the zsth anniyersary of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 1. Carpenter 81 81
Pleasant Ave, Pswtucket on Thursday
evening Of this week. a number Of beauii.
ful silver pieces we're received and very
pretty cake decorated Nth IS silver half
dollars and a miniature bride aud groom.
The evening vas much enjoyed and refresh
menis we're served
Itisa noticeable fact that the average
attendance at al regular meeting both