The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.


Square Market
John Collsmore, of Warren. Is the guest
OF Edward Bernier.
Traffic Officer NJ. p. Bates is enjoying
his IS day vacation.
John Gilbert Is in the employe Of Luther
<. Hopkins as chauffeur.
Archie Moran has returned from short
trip through the Berkshires.
Martin Robbins of Massachusetts, has
taken position with J. A Angel.
Byron A. Smith. Jr, has gone to the
White Mountains this week on a motor
ing trip.
DIR. L. A. Clevenger and family returned
on Wednesday from a two months stay In
Montana.
A new and second hand clothing coucern
has been established In the Tabernacle
Building.
George X. Gill, of Dorchester Avenue,
has returned from business trip through
the South.
Frank Taylor, Of Liggett's Olneyville
store, has been transferred TO the Snow
Street store.
Henry Lutz and family, who have been
summering at Oakland Beach, returned
home on Tuesday.
William Gof, employed at Colwell's
Restaurant, vas killed by an automobile at
Hoxie, on Sunday.
Martin P. Feeney, John McEvoy and
Thomas Troy attended the Firmen's Mus
ter at Worcester on "Wednesday.
DR.. c. r. Atwood and family Of Arling-
ton, Mass spent several days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Gorton.
Luther z. Hopkins and family, motored
to Boston on Monday in Mr.. Hopkins new
six-cylinder Overland touring car.
c. II. Nioen and family Of Pocasset Ave-
nue., have returned from their summer
home at Arnold's Neck. Apponaug.
Mr.. Z. r. Pratt and Miss Daisy Nichols
Capwell at the Wild Wood Cottage.
The Olneyville Nest OF Owls held a
largely attended meeting In their hall on
Stokes street on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Rose Shock died at her home. ia
Regent avenue on Tuesday evening. She
had been in poor health for some time.
The Tenth Ward Independent Tax Pay
ers Club will hold meeting on Sunday
afternoon at Columbia Hall, Putnam street
James Gormiey and James Judkins
motored to Mr.. Judkin's summer home at
Webster Lake, where they spent the holi-
day.
The opening Of Corrigan's Drug Store
as branch Of the United Cigar Company,
has already been taken advantage of by
many.
Miss Helena Tucker and Miss Olive
! Ranger Of the annex, start this week for
Clinton, Mass., where they will be the
guests Of friends there for week.
The wedding Of Mr.. William v. Mshar
and Miss Mary Hughes takes place on
Tuesday OF next week. Mr.. Mshar is a
well known carrier connected with the
Olneyville Post-office.
An automatic machine for the weighing
of sugar has been placed in the grocery
department Of the Olneyville Square Mar.
ket this week. 1t is stated that the mach
inc will do the work of four men.
Miss Antoinette Vuillinier, formerly EN-.
ployed at II. c. Mott & Co., has moved to
Newton, Mass. Her place has been taken
by Miss Bertha Wolfe, who was in the
employ Of Lisabelle's Collection Agency.
Misses Martha and Mary Redford. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
c. Mott and Philip Redford Of Parade
Street for the past two weeks, returned TO
their home in Middletowp, Conn, on Mon.
day.
The Firemens Muster will be feature at
the Kingston Fair. II will be held on the
last day Of the fair, Friday September
18th, under the auspices Of the Wakefield
Fire Department and the Narrsgsnsett
Engine Co., Of Peace Dale,
Miss Eva Pike Of Plsinheld street, for
number Of years employed as assistant in
the Johnston Town Clerks Office at Thorn
ton, has resigned. Miss Pike has long
been considered one Of the competent as
sistsnt town clerks in the state. II 10
understood that she will be married soon.