The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-09-24

sprained ankle.
Quite change In the weather was noted
on "Wednesday morning.
Frank A, cspwell aud family, have re-
turned from the country.
Newton ]. Sweet returned on Monday
from a stay at Oak Bluffs.
Quite number from here attended the
Fair At North Scituate this week.
Oineyville was we'll represented al
NarraRansett Park on Saturday.
Lawrence J. Coaey. ~ho has been on
the sick list, is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George tIowes have return.
ed from q stay at Dennisport, Mass.
Frederick Livingstone preached at the
Hartford Avenue Church last Sunday.
Patrolmsn and Mrs. James II. McElroy
have returned from their wedding trip.
Manufacturers Lodge. o. .. +. held a
meeting on Tuesday evening. No work.
The Industrial Trust Company is to
have new bank building in Westerly.
A mission will be opened at St.
Anthony's Church on Sunday. October 3.
A new time table will 20 into effect on
the N. Y. N. II. & Il. X. X. on Sunday.
The William Hughes Co., expect con-
signment Of 1916 REQ touring cars this
week.
Thomas Gibbons Of Engine Co. No. I9,
Piain6eid street, Is away on io-days fur
Tough.
Professor d. Hammond will open a dane
ing school in the Library Building next
| month.
Alphonse Bressette is~sufferiug from q
fractured wrist, caused by cranking HE
| automobile.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associs.
ton will meet on "Wednesday evening,
October aoth.
Rev. +. W. Gray gave home mission.
sry address at the Tabernacle Church last
Sunday morning.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston
was held a. her late home, a46 Manton an
Monday sftsrnoon. ~
Traffic Officer NJ. p. Bates has returned
from his furlough, which was spent among
the Berkshire Hills.
Harry Waite. clerk at the Olneyvills
Post.ofice, is spending his vacation a,
Northampton, Mass.
The =. Flynn ball team defeated tn,
Armstrong A. rs on Saturday at Davis
Park by score Of 10 TOT.
Ivanhoe Lodge, K. Of P. met on Thnrs-
day evening. The weekly sessions have
been resumed by this lodge.
The Sunday school Of the Church Of the
Messiah will hold its annual picnic to-mor.
row at Neutakonksnut Park.
The Boys Club Of the Second Presby-
terian Church held It's first meeting Of the
season on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Hopkins, formerly Miss
Grace Toof, is acting as saleslady at A.
Bainton & Sons music store.
Pasco Taylor with the Penney Fish Mar
ket, who severely injured his knee last
week, is able to be out again.
Miss Elsie Murray and Miss May
Arnold have gone to Norfolk aud Old
Point Comfort on a vacation trip.
James A. johnson, clerk at the Olney-
willie Post-ofhce, who has been i'll several
days this week, Is again at his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riley left for New
York today to be gone about a week, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Ridgewsy 60 with them.
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Morris and Miss
Ethel Hildebrand Of Laurel Hill Avenue,
are at Lake Moswansicut for a weeks stay.
Rev. L. A. Clevenger, ID. d., preached
at the Broadway Baptist Church last Sun
day morning on "The King and His King
DOM"
Next Sunday evening, DR.. L. A. eleven
ger will preach at the Broadway Baptist
Church on "Christ Weeping over Jeru-
salem"
Mrs, !. r. Morris and Miss Ethel II.
Hilderbrsnd visited the Providence County
Fair and enjoyed an automobile ride to
Putnam, Conn.,, by the way Of Chepsehet
on "Wednesday.
The OlneyvilIe Branch. No. 6oa, Paint
ers, Decorators and Paper Hangers Union
held its eighth annual clambake at Lake
Moswsnsicut on Sunday.
z. c. Wilbur Of 57 Pocssset avenue,
Who has been assistant secretary Of the
New Bedford Y. NJ. G. A. for some time,
has resigned his position there aud gone to
Springfield Training School, where he will
take four years course.
1t is reported at Newport that at New
London, which has been selected as SUBJ
marine base, there is not water enough to
accommodate the flagship of the fo,illa,
,h. rru;ser Coiuubia This boat draws