The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-06-18
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ST. Mary's c. b. u. have an excursion
on Sunday to Newport.
Joseph BIaney is home from Syracuse
University, for the long vacation.
Pa,rolmsn Farrell has been transferred
from the Sixth to the Fifth Station.
Manufacturers' Lodge held a we'll at
tended meeting on Tuesday evening.
The graduating exercises Of the Webster
Avenue school takes place next Friday.
NJ. B. Mcmillan gave an outing to his
employees. at Duby's Grove. yesterday.
Lieutenant A Herman, of Truck No. 8,
has taken a house on Whittier Avenue.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles r. Dyer
have gone to Philadelphia aud Washington.
The summer time table of the N. Y N.
I'll. & II. X. X. went into effect last week.
A quarterly meeting OF the Broadway
Baptist Church was held on Monday even.
ing.
Last Monday was "Flag Day" and the
stars and stripes were very much in evi.
deDce.
A Children's Day Concert was held at
the Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
A. DesGranges, who is spending the
summer at Gardner, Mass, was IN Town
this week.
Mr.. W. wilkins was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday
afternoon.
DR. and Mrs. Richard p. Boucher OF
Mt Pleasant, returned on Sunday from q
trip o Atlantic City.
Last Sunday was observed as Children's
Day at the Bell Street Chapel. An inter-
esting program was given
Anna Gordon, w. G. 7. U. visited the
Old Ladies' Home OH Monday afternoon, Il
being Flower Mission Day.
The funeral Of Henry Dutman was held
on Friday Of last week at his late resi-
dence, SS Pocasset Avenue.
The summer outing OF the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held at
the Warwick Club late in July.
Joseph II. Ducharme will open a new
garage and auto repair shop near the old
Arlington car barn next week.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Broad.
way Baptist Church met on "Wednesday
afternoon at the church parlors.
Quite a number of Olneyville residents
attended the Flag Day Exercises at Elk's
Hall, Providence on Monday evening
The Olneyville Base Ball team went to
Newport on Sunday and were defeated by
the Trojans Of that city by score OF to o.
There was as indications yesterday tina,
summer has arrived and these we're 28
youngsters splashing in the woonasqua-
tucket.
The New England yearly meeting Of the
Society of Friends will be held at the
Moses Brown School, Providence on
July 2I-27.
Frank J. Duffy has just returned from
Albany, N. Y, where he has been attend
ing the Commencement Exercises Of the
Albany Law School.
The Olneyville Post Office employees
play ball with the Providence clerks and
carriers this afternoon, at the Dexter
Training Grounds.
Mrs. Harriet M. Richardson, Librarian
of the Olneyvile Free Library, is planning
to start on July 9Th for Seattle. She will
be away about two months.
Mrs. William A. Msthewson and Miss
Margaret Greenhalgh have returned from
a stay at Winthrop Beach, Mass, where
they visited Miss Lizzie M. Pollock.
Miss Edith A. Waters OF North Smith
field, returned to her home Monday night,
after spending the weekend with her cou-
sin, Mrs. Thomas NJ. Moore Of Pocasset
Avenue.
Hunts Mills Is one OF the favorite pleas
ure grounds Of this part Of the state. II Is
easily accessible for Olneyville people,
cars going direct from olneyvllle Square
TO the grounds.
A service in memory Of the deceased
members Of Manufacturers Lodge was
held at the Church Of the Messiah lssI
Sunday evening. A large delegation Of
the members Of the lodge attended in q
body.
The June meeting Of the Olneyville
Business ilen's Association was held on
Wednesday evening in the Library Build
ing Some routine business was transacted
and G. S. Stsbdish gave an address on
Advertising"
lawrence O'Rouke Of this place and
Miss Gertrude Tracey Of USbridge, Mass,
were married at USbridge on Monday
morning. MIR. and Mrs. O'Rouke will re-
side at IA Lavaughsn street, on their re-