The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-08-25

Harry L. Spicer OF Boston.
The Trimtown Tennis c b and theii
friends went to N,wrort OF Wednesday
Ernest Smith Of the Sc uate Public
Market Is taking a vacatio this week.
William Barrows of I'll Rock Hill
district, Is visiting relatives 4 Freedons,
Maine.
Miss Grace johnson OF city is a
guest of Mrs. William F. .ngell for a
few days.
Miss Lydia Ide spent last lturday and
Sunday with Miss Nettie De er at Moo
sup, Conn.
Mrs John F. Ps ulding atts led the 5oth
Anniversary Marshfeld, NJ IS, Fair on
Thursday.
Mrs. John F. P,ulding an6 Miss Matte
Smih was in Boston and Maj askst Beach
the present week.
Miss Constance Carter O. Providence,
was the guest of Miss Mar Salisbur,
over the week end
lyn, y. Y, are visiting th n daughter,
Airs. "A. Suddard
John Moriarty and famil, formerly OF
Manton Avenue, are oe Ipying the
Henry Slocum place.
Mrs. Mary L. Gurney Boston, is
visiting her daughter-in- w, Mrs. +.
B. Dexter and Fa nily.
Clarence Davis of the Montpelier
Seminary, We. faculty, is passing the
month with his parents.
Atty. Charles +. Salisbur attended the
large gathering OF prominent Republicans
at Rocky Point Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheney D. lashburn of
Springfield, Mass, are sto ping at the
Charles c. Newhall place.
Everett L. Wells, the )cal barber,
observed his birt lday last Monday, by
taking in" Rocky Point.
The thermometer regst ed l0s at
Solomon Sweets place in oster, Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
An entSrtainment and 500 Il was given
Thsrsday night at the North Star
cAsrch in che Gown d Eos er.
xr ana Mra Howard SIN OF lowell,
ANsa, ars y1s,alg to th, vacation at
tAa ksrtis 8. 10 tn tpmest ad.
~ A. @ as>l ibaS0 sh, now prinei-
pat at tAa Psnte costat Col giate Insti-
tate, has arrived at the 81 ool.
Mr. John F. Psuding re lrned home
Tuesday from business trip TO Pittsburg
and other places in Pennsyl, nia.
Alfred Z. Tinkham of Sal Dimas, Cal,
a former resident of the r k Hill dist
rist, is visiting relatives in his section.
Mrs. Bertha " ilcox of ] ew Bedford,
Xhlsa, 10 visitiAg her pa&s to, Mr.. and
Hrs. w. n Hepkins. Ro, Hill dis
alct.
James g. Edwards atte led the re-
union of his com pany, TIL d Regiment,
Rhode Island Heavy A llery, last
week.
Carl Francis Of the Prov lence Water
Supply Survey, spent the eek end at
Provineet0wn, Mass. In c. npany with
his father.
The Advent Christian lday School
had their annual outing las Wednesday,
going to Roger William Park, by
special car.
Arthur Bowers, freight ,nductor on
the Danielson Line, and ife, are en-
loving three weeks acation at
Hampton Beach, N. J.
Samuel +. HOPKINS, ma carrier on
Route No. 2, is having his nnual vaca-
tioH of Is days. Substitut carrier, W.
A. Randall is delivering th mail.
The ladies OF the Neeo Club had
their annual picnic and f d day last
Wednesday at lake Mos ansicut, on
the b. +. Smith iarm, A rye number
of the members attended and had a
pleasant time.
Miss Marjorie T. Boss is ending part
of her vacation wi b her pare IS. She has
Just returned from motoring New Lon
don, New Haven, New Yorl City and up
the Hudson with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Tingey OF Pawtucket.
Rev. Mr.. Cutler had y day last
Sunday. He preached in ne forenoon
~ the Plainfeld Street Bs list Church,
in the afternoon at the orth Foster
Church, and LED the 10 | Christian
Andeayor meeting in the ming.
A baptism will be held t the Lake
next Sunday at 10 o'cle (, following
which, Rev. g. b Cutler | preach his
fourth anniversary sermon g pastor OF
the f. B. Church, with rec tion OF new
members to the church III o'clock.
A cordial invitation for yo'- to attend is
given.
Among the many visi ors on Old
Home Day was Myron Rounds OF
Stoughton, Mas, who tended old
Lapham Instituto, and We remembers
people and incid nts of Il t time, and
mentioned as one of HE angling out
places, the Warren Ballou tore OF "fe
olden time" nov occupi' by Smith
Brothers. Other former 'idents mere
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