The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-08-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Arthur Carpenter has new o cylinder
REQ touring car.
Thomas Dempsey has taken position
with B. A. Smith.
George IIageerty has taken position at
Corr'gan's drug store.
Charles Ramsden of Delaine street, has
a new REQ touring car.
The Royal Theatre is having an excel
lent summer patronage.
The p. Flynn ball team defeated the
WinthroPs on Saturday 10 to9.
Olneyville Nest Of Owls held a meeting
on Tuesday evening and initiated 20 eandi'
dates
A number from here attended The Repub.
licsn Club outing at Rocky Point on
Tuesday.
Manufacturers Lodge, I O. O r, held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening
No work.
| Miss Grace Potter of Dorchester avenue,
has returned from weeks visit a, North
Sci,uate.
Rev. Frank Rector, ID. D., was the
speaker at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday.
Rev. w. Bushnell OF Burma, will preach
at the Pain6eld street Baptist Church
next Sunday.
The Broadway Cricket Club enjoyed a
motor boat excursion to Newport last Sat
urday afternoon
Rev. w. J. Malvern will speak at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church, Harrison
street next sunday.
Rev. Charles Il. McCoIley OF Lawrence,
Mass, preached at the Trinity Baptis,
Church last Sunday.
Miss Louise Macdonald enjoyed an auto.
mobile trip to Narrsgansett Pier and Point
Judith the past week.
Rev. Clifton ii wscott OF Sharon,
Mass, will preach at the Broadway Bap
list Church next Sunday.
| Miss Alice Walch, OF Poeasset Avenue
Is spending her vacation at Washington
ID. C., stopping at Baltimore aud Virginia
| A hearing on the proposed layout o
Delaine stresi will be held by the Board o.
Aldermen on Thursday August I2th a,
4p. M.
The Olneysilles and Old Coons played a
close game at Merino Flats, Saturday.
The Oneyville team won by a score oi
4to3.
Rev A 4. Weston spoke last Sunday
evening at the Second Presbyterian
Church, Harris avenue on "The Sloom on
the Lake"
According to the City Hall records, the
N. Y. N. II. & II. X. Il. Co. recently pur-
chased 23, So2 square feet Of land on Wal
lace and Greenfield Streets.
Miss Louise p. Macdonald Of Pocasset
avenue and Miss Grace Potter Of Dorches-
ter avenue, are at North Woodstock, New
Hampshire for two weeks stay.
r c. McNabb has just purchased a
tract OF II acres Of land OF the Joseph
Waterman Estate on Hartford Avenue
near Pocasset Mr.. McNabb will erect a
bungalow and make his residence at that
| location.
T. Parker Robbins, a former resident Of
Olneyville, visited old friends here this
week Mr.. Robbins is now in business a.
Derby. Conn. Nearly 80 years ago, he
was proprietor Of the Clneyyille Hotel
Restaurant, which was practically the only
eating house in Olneyville.
Nelson Randall, who was fatally injured
by being run over by an electric car in
Lonsdale last Tuesday, was well known in
! Olneyville, where for many years, lie was
engaged in the cigar business with
his brother, the late Joseph Randall,
| After the accident on Tuesday, Mr.. Ran.
dali was being conveyed to the Memorial
Hospital in Pawtuckst, but died before the
ambulance reached IL. He was In his 18th
year. The funeral services will be held al
| J. Will Carpenter & sons undertaking
rooms an Saturday afternoon.