The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-09-17

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A large number OF local people have a,
tended the Kingston Fair this week.
Miss May Labbee Of Sterling avenue |
teaching at the Lincoln School, Johnston
Quite fine school Is at present. beinI
built on ball grounds near Mt. Pleasan
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 4. Quirk Of Messe
street, are visiting with relatives in New
Hampshire.
John Gallagher, manager Of the Olney
vile Hay and Grain Company, is visiting il
New Hampshire.
James Feeney Of 1857 Westminster ST..
has returned home, after vacation spen,
at Oakland Beach.
Mrs. William A. Thorpe and son oi
Laban street have been the guesls ol
friends in Pswtuxet.
1t Is interesting to know that the total
membership Of the Broadway Baptist
Church is 1858 people.
George Cannon Of I3 Bosworth street, Is
at Oakland Beach, where he is spending
his two weeks vacation.
Master Vernon Hutchins who has been
visiting his grandparents, has returned to
his home In Pottersville.
Everett Carmody has left for George
town University, Washington, d. c, to
take up his studies there.
New residents on Manton avenue are
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Buchanan. who
will reside at number 5I7.
Everett Mathewson and family OF Laban
street have returned from Oakland Beach
where they spent the summer.
Peter Croughan Of Manton avenue, has
left Olneyville to study for the priesthood.
His studies will take II years.
Alexander Wood. a conductor on the
Hartford avenue line, was slightly injured
recently, when he fell from the car.
Joseph Sullivan Of Io37 Atweils avenue,
left on Tuesday to resume his work at
Manhattan College, New York City.
Mrs. Harry M. Crown and her sister,
Mrs. James Grosvenor, have just returned
from two weeks sojourn In Quincy, Mass.
William Hughes is showing the new
REQ the Fifth to his many friends and
customers at the REQ salesrooms OH Bough
street.
]. A. Labbee and family, have returned |
to their home on Sterling avenue from
Nausauket Beach, where they spent the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Franklin and
son Stanley, have returned from a motor
ing trip through New England and New
York State.
Norman Oldham, the I3 year old son of
Wilfred Oldham of Laurel Hill avenue.
who was reported lost last week, was
found at Oakland Beach.
On Friday evening, the winter series Of
the monthly business meetings OF the
teachers and officers Of the Second Presby
terian Sunday school began.
Rev. +. /. Collins, pastor Of the Church
of the Messiah is at home after a vacation
spent in Nova Scotia. He officiated at the
services at that church on Sunday.
The cellar championship Of the Rhode
Island Cricket League was settled on Sat
urday, when Olneyvile defeated the Broad.
way Baptist team by 3o-2I score.
The Sunset Club held the first of its
meetings for the fall and winter season on
Monday evening. The meeting was large.
ly attended. Everything points TO a very
successful season.
Stanley II. Franklin Of ~ Dorchester
avenue, returns to Boston the first Of the
week to resume his studies at the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology, where he
is Sophomore in the Chemical Engineer
ing Course.
The young people Of the Tabernacle NJ.
Z. Church presented an outdoor psgesn,
,n c. A. fuckers lawn, 4S7 Hartford ave-
iue on tuesday evening. The pageant :
vas entitled "Strife or Peace" A large
lumber Of people witnessed the production. y
Mr., and Mrs. Clark Lewis Of 100 Farm
,gton avenue, entertained on Mrs. Lewis v
irthdsy last week. The rooms were u
with choice flowers. Miss
sther weeden and Miss Mildred Brown W
irnisbed music. Friends from msnton, h
swtueket, PottersvilIe and this city were
resent. la
Nearly thirty employees Of the Royal r
hestre and friends, were the guests Of
fr. Z. c. wheiden On Sunday at his home hi
Meadow View, Warwick. Bathing, hs
thle,ic events, q ball game and a bake
ere the features Of the day. The com -,
littee, to arrange the outing. consist ne
| Of Howard c. Carpenter, J. Fred Al
ovstt and Joseph Hall itb