The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.
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been insugurated on the Square.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cough are occupy
ing their summer home at Couimicut.
The Brunswicks of the Tenth Ward play
the Capitcls at Davis Park on Monday.
The Olneyville base ball team will play
the Hopkins team on Saturday at Merino
Flats.
A slight FIRE occurred at K. Allard's
store on Huntington Avenue OH Sunday
evening
The p. Flynn base ball team Of this
place, play the Rocklands at Roekland on
sunday.
Harry Kenyon returned last Saturday
from Northern Maine where he went on a
fishing trip.
The Farther Lights of the Broadway
Baptist Chu' ch have a supper on the even
ing of June Slh.
Charles S Donle, a well known social
worker, spoke at the Tabernacle Church
on Sunday evening.
Getting your furniture repaired al Had
fields, 73 Plainfeld Street, means good
work and a square deal.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. .. +. at its
meeting on Tuesday evening, conferred
the and degree on one candidate.
The sumner outing of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will probably
be held this year at the Warwick Club.
A penney social and supper was given
by the Ladies Aid Society Of the Second
Presbyterian Church on "Wednesday even
ing.
G. l.. Porter, who recently opened a
plumbing shop at 2So plainheld Street,, is
we'll equipped to do auy kind OF work on
that line.
Manufactures Lodge, l. o. o. +. will
have a joint field day, July as, with What
Cheer Lodge. The outing will be held
at Duby's Grove.
Anna Gordon, w. c. T. u. met on Mon.
day afternoon with Miss Mary Teft al
Mishanticut Park. An address was given
by Rev. l.. b. Tefft.
A monthly meeting Of the Brotherhood
OF the Tabernacle Church was held on
Wednesday at the home of Albert Mills,
2o2 Eastwood Avenue.
The Olneyville Base Ball team was de-
feated in Centerdale last Saturday by a
score Of 3 to o. Purvere Of the Center
dales, pitched a no hit, no run game.
A base ball team composed Of employees
of the Olneyvlle Post-office, played the
San Souci's al the Manton Oval on Sunday
afternoon. The San Souci's won by a
score OF 10 too
Frank A, Spratt, principal Of the Broad
Street Grammar School, gave an illus
trated lecture on Tourney through West
ern Europe and Bits of War Experience"
on Tuesday evening of this week before the
Franklin Society Of Providence.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Avery Gorton and Miss Alice Mason.
The ceremony which will take place at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Wednesday
evening, will be followed by reception In
the church parlors.
The Rhode Island Association OF
Women Teachers has elected the follow
ing officers: President-Miss Clara K
Craig; Vice President-Mrs. Walter Stokes
Irons; Secretary-Miss Annie &. Latham;
Treasurer-Miss Margaret T. McPartlin
Of Woonsocket.
number of the Eighth and Tenth Ward
Council members inspected the basement
the basement Of the Tabernacle Building
Monday forenoon with the idea that com.
fort station might be established their by
the city. The location seems TO be the
most available on the Square, and 1t is
understood it could be leased for the pur.
pose.
Mrs Mary Birch died at her home on
Valley Street, Wednesday morning. She
was in her 68ih year, and had been a
esident Of this section for many years.
Mrs. Birch is survived by a son, by a
previous marriage, William Hsnley' She
was a native of Barre, Mass, and the
burial takes place there tomorrow. The
funeral services are held on Saturday.