The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.

ShAhSs h' hHst - III Netmont ou
vacation trip
The new gasometer on Pettis avenue, 10
being painted.
The whists begin a, the Sunset Club on
the evening of October 9TH.
Seddon Legg of Sterling avenue, is In
New York OH vacation trip.
The Tabernacle Brotherhood held a
meeting on Wednesday evening.
Rev. Ames T. Baroody spoke at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday.
"Neai Of the Navy" begins at the Royal
Theatre on Friday, October 18th.
William Kennedy has returned from a
trip to New York aud Philadelphia.
Rev. George K Barnard spoke at the
Trinity Baptist Church last Sunday.
Captain NJ. L. Stope Of the Sixth Sta
tion, Is away on ten days furlough.
The Ashton Football Eleven defeated
the Mt. Pleasant team ) to Z on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Brayton have
returned from a months stay in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Of Dorchester Ave-.
spent the summer at Marthas Vineyard.
Mr.. William Hines Of Pocasset Ave, 10
spending the week at Washington, ID. c.
B. F. and A. w. Hopkins recently sold
Iuka n
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Eugene Clarke have
returned from two weeks stay at Seacon.
net.
Isaac Daniels was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday after
noon.
The Anna Gordon, w. c. T. U. met on
Monday with Mrs H. c. Corton OF Plain
field street.
w. L. Clarke and family, have returned
from West Darlington, where they spent
the summer.
Olneyville Ladies' Nest, Order Of Owls,
met Tuesday evening at the Owls Hall on
Stokes street.
B. r. and A. w. Hopkins recently sold
an international TO Fred M. Tuell and
Louis Briggs.
The N. Y. N. II. & II. X. r. are having
the Hartford avenue and Plain6eld street
bridges marked.
The St. Theresa's Institute Football
team played the Crompton at Crompton
on Sunday afternoon.
The La Lo Company has the contract
for dressing the floors OF the new Tucker
street school building
The Providence Blues Cricket team de
feated the Olneyville Club on Saturday
by a score Of raS to S..
The annual meeting OF the Olneyville
Free Library Association will be held on
Monday evening of next week.
This play, "a Great Chicken Case" was
given at the Church Of the Messiah Parish
House on Wednesday evening.
NJ. c. Mckenzie, a patrolman, attached
to the Sixth Station, Is attending the G,
A. r. Convention at Washington.
The Church Of the Messiah Sunday
School held its annual picnic last Saturday
afternoon at Neutakonkanut Park.
DIR. John T. Farrell attended the Con-
vention Of the American Roentgen Ray
Society at Atlantic City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson and family Of I3s
Pocasset Ave have returued home, after
spending the SIMMER at Conimicut.
The following carriers at the Olneyyile
Post-office are away on vacations: J. {.
Budiong. F. A. Albies and o. r. King
A man employed on the Hartford ave
nue. bridge, fell to the roadway beneath on
Monday forenoon and was quite badly in
jured.
A surprise party was given 10 Miss Doris
Austin on Friday evening Of last week al
the home Of Miss Lennie Fairbanks, Plain.
field street.
Miss Louise p. Macdonald Of Pocassei
Ave, will spend the weekend with Mrs.
r. L. Howland Of White Squadron, East
Providence.
Miss Olive Cooper has returned to ber
home on Dorchester Avenue from a long
stay in Cirard, Penn, also.. visiting. In
Buffalo and Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Sunshine Band Of the Plsinfeld
street church, met on Monday evening
with Miss Ethel Eastwood OF Bancroft 81.
Plans for the future were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Howland and
Miss Alice r. Howlspd Of White Squadron,
were the guests Of Mrs Thomas Moore,
Of Poessset Ave-, during the past week.
Rev. John J. Schenrcn has been appoint
ed rector Of st. Tberess's Church to sue
eeed the late Rev William S. Flynn.
Father Schenren has been rector Of the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, East Provi.
dence.
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