The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-30
LOCAL NEWS.

Frank p. Hsnley has a new Overland
touring car.
Vacations begin at the Olneyville Post
office this week.
The Tower Hill Tag Day receipts last
Saturday exceeded s., 900.
Miss Jane Dunno, who has been visiting
relatives has returned to England.
The Journal Family Outing took place
last sunday at the Warwick Club.
II. c. Pohle & Co. have purchased a
new auto delivery truck this week.
s. s. Sweet and family of Plainfield ST.,
are at their summer home in Foster.
A. I. Rossiter has leased one of his cot.
tages at Conimicut to John p. Lenahan.
The engagement Of Miss Mabel A. Lip
pitt TO MIR. Ralph K. Clarke is announced
The Moose ball team will play the West
End team at Neutaconkanut Park to.mor-
row.
Paul San Souci attended the Commence.
ment Exercises at Amherst College last
week,
Frank l.. Hanley aud family are occupy.
ing their summer home at Shawomet
Beach.
The Ladies' Nest Of Owls held a social
in Owls Hall, Stokes Street on Tuesday
evening.
The funeral of George S. Mernick was
held at his late residence on RiIl Street on
Tuesday.
The Tabernacle Sunday School formed
a part Of the big Methodist 5. ). excursion
on Tuesday.
Patrolman II. G.. Manchester of the
Sixth Station has returned from a short
furlough.
The funeral Of Daniel b. Sweeney was
held on Saturday at his late hone, 90
Joslin Street.
Buffalo Bill and IoI Ranch shows will
be in Providence on Friday aud Saturday,
July 9TH and Sth.
James N. Smith and family of Pocssset
Avenue, are spending the summer at their
farm in Johnston
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Potter of Dorchester
Avenue, have returned from two months
stay at Fields Point.
William II. Hudson of Oak Street, has
taken a position with Frank 7. Pearce &
Co. OF Sprague Street.
The Emwood ball team defeated the
OlneyvilIes on Saturday at Bucklin PARK
by a score of IL to 10.
Ex-Counci man, John o. Darling Of
Messer Street, is occupying his summer
home at Buttonwoods.
Manufacturer Lodge with What Cheer
Lodge Of Providence, held an outing OH
Saturday at Rocky Point.
Rev. r. w. Gray's subject at the Taber-
nacle NJ, L. Church last Sunday evening
was "What Shall Render l
Miss Lewis and Mrs. Chapman Of Web
ster Avenue, leave for Watchaug Lake next
week for a three weeks stay.
Miss Susan W. Smith aud Miss Minnie
NJ. Thompson spent the week end with
friends at Stonnngton, Conn.
The fine playing Of the Providence
Grays at Melrose Park, is drawing many
OIneyville people to the games.
A number of the employees of the Oney
vile Post Office attended the Letter Car
riers Outing at Duby's Grove on Sunday.
The Sunday Schools Of the Broadway
and Plainfeld Street Baptist Churches
went "down the river" on an excursion on
Tuesday.
Rev. J. r. Smith Of Rangoon, Burns,
spoke at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday evening on "On the Firing
Line in Burma"
Miss Barbara Bartsch Of shenandoah.
Pa, is visiting her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Ecker at
their home on Tobey street.
James Lister, president Of the Centredsle
Worsted Company, who died last week,
was formerly associated with the late |
Charles Fletcher at his Valley Street
plants.
The large trees along Mt. Pleasant Ave-
nue., which have been there for quite few
years, have been taken up this week on
account Of the new school, which is nov
being finished.
Letter carrier Edward J. Kennedy Of /
the Olneyvile Station has enlisted in
Troop NJ and goes to Mexico border at
once. Mr.. Kennedy. was not member
Of the Militia, but goes as a volunteer.
Mrs. ". Il. Aldrich Of Laurel Hill Ave-
nue., entertained over Sundsy, Mr.. and
Mrs. wilford S. Gordon Of Los Angeles,
CAL, Mrs. II. B. Fiskc and daughter, Doc.
Herbert z. Harris and family, William,
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