The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-09
LOCAL NEWS.

to meet on the Merino Flats tomorrow
afternoon.
Patrolman Aldred of the ChaiTee
street station is making an effort 10
form baseball team.
No district in the city was better rep
resented in the Preparedness parade sat
urday than Olneyyille.
Patrolmen John f. McCrann, J. j.
Donpelly and w. a. Flynn of The Chailce
street station are off on their furloughs.
The Rhode Island branch of the Ameri
can Independence Union will meet in
their hall at 663 Broadway this even
ing.
Thomas w. Penney has purchased a
tract of land near Greenville, upon
which he is building an up-to-date cot
tage.
Sergeant L. L. Irish Of the ChaiIee
street station, who has been confined TO
his home on Pond street, returned TO
duty Monday evening.
Mr.. John Il. Connolly, for many years
in business on Putnam street, has been
made special member of the fire de-
partment and has been assigned to the
Emery Theatre.
The Joint excursion Of st. Teresa's
and st. Paula's branches Of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union will be held
next Sunday, the steamer leaving the
Crawford street wharf at $3.50.
Douglass Mitchell, manager of the
clothing department of the j. O. San
Souci Co.. has taken possession of his
cottage, the "Grey Cables" at Nara
gansett Terrace, for the season.
DR.. and Mrs. William K. Randall and
Mrs. Thomas Moore Of Pocasset Avenue,
attended the smith Collins wedding Tues
day at North Scituale.
Mr.. Frederick Chamberlain, n we'll
known resident of the Annexed District,
who has been a patient at the Rhode
Island Hospital for some time, has so
far recovered as TO be removed to his
home.
The Sunday Schools of the Church Of
the Messiah, Broadway Baptist and the
Plainfeld Street Baptist Churches arc
to have joint excursion down the bay
ON the steamer Warwick Wednesday
June 2S.--a--.--
The Mount Pleasant Working Girls
Club will hold an entertainment on the
grounds of the Dclainc Street Nursery
tomorrow afternoon. There will be q
special program for the children at
and $3.50 p. m.
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School of the Tabernacle NJ. II. Churcl
will take place Tuesday, June 27, and a
moonlight excursion under the auspice.
of the Young Peoples Society will be
held Tuesday, July Is.
Messrs. Thomas Murphy and ]. Z
Kennedy of the Olneyville post Office
have been delegated TO form a baseball
team and to prepare TO play a picked
team from among the players Of the
other stations in the city at the outing
of the post Office folks at Duby's Grove
Sunday, June %.
Lucy, the five year old daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois, was fatally
burned while playing about bonfire il
the yard of her home, 80 Julian street
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Albert Lament
of 46 Appleton street, who was passing
tore the clothing from the child and hi.
hands were badly burned in doing so
The little one died later.
The Beneficial Institute connected
with the Broadway Baptist Church met
in the church parlors Monday evening
when the following were elected as oih
GERS for the year: President, Herbert
Hannah; Vice President, Eli Barnes
Recording Secretary, Thomas Jackson
Financial Secretary, +. b. Mathewson
Treasurer, Albert Knowles.
At the meeting of Manufacturer
Lodge Of Odd Fellows Tuesday evening
the second degree was conferred upoi
three candidates. The lodge with Nha
Cheer Lodge at the North End are q
hold a joint outing at Rocky Poin
Saturday, June "a AT the meeting q
the lodge next Tuesday evening th
third degree will be conferred
Mrs. Hiram Woodcock and son Allei
Of Brooklyn, ~ Y, are the guests %
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Malone at thci
residence, Go Plainfeld street, for y
DAYS or more. Mr. Woodcock, who d
the National President Of the Slate an,
Tile Workers, is attending the annua
meeting Of the national body at Pitts
burgh, Pa, and will come to Olneyyill.
at the conclusion Of the session.
The Baracca class Of the Trinity Bap
tist Church held a social and entertain
ment Tuesday evening. During the pro
gram interesting addresses we're mad.
by the pastor, Rev. George z. Barnard
Mr. A. b. Horton, teacher Of the class
and George Cranshaw, President oi lh
! class. Those taking part were th
Misses Lydia Grattage, Mary Harrison
Grace Davenport aud VI. strohle. th
mems double quartet and Weston Grant
Rosetta V, daughter Of Mr. and Mr
John Carberry, and bir. Eugene Hig
ginsbottom were united in marriage "a
the rectory Of ST. Mary's Church Of
Broadway Monday evening by tie Res
Fr. J. II. Smith, the attendants bcin
Miss Margaret Mooney and Th0ma
Carberry. a reception and breakias
was held at the bride,s parents home