The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Grace Sherman OF Webster avenue.
has returned from q vacation stay at
Princeton. Mass.
DR.. A. II. Longfellow has returned from
five weeks stay In Maine.
The Sunday School at the PIain6eld ST +,
Baptist Church resumed its sessions on
Sunday.
Norman Mcleod. gateman at the River.
side Mills, has returned from trip to
Chicago.
| The West End ball team defeated the
Crescents on Saturday at Joslin Park by a
score Of 3,oI.
The Thornton foot ball team defeated
the Olneyvilles at Neutaconksuut Park on
Saturday by a score Of toI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cough have re-
turned from trip to Kansas City.
Herr Prest aud family Of Whittier ave-
nue., have returned from Rehoboth, where
they spent the summer.
Eugene O'Neill and family, have return
ed from a summer stay at Oakland Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Morris of Laurel
Hill Avenue, are spending the week at
Buzzard's Bay.
Frank l.. Hanley is in New Hampshire
on a vacation trip.
10 San Souci has about recovered
from recent attack OF bronchitis.
Ernest Williams will give an address at a
meeting Of Liberty Lodge. NJ. u, on Sun
day.
Have you tried Hobson's Corn Salve
1t does the business For sale at b. A.
Smiths drug store.
B. A. Smith and family have returned
from Longmeadow.
Many Olneyville people attended the
Scituate Fair this week.
Ray ]. Phillips, bookkeeper at Banspsct
Brothers, has just returned from a vacation
spent at Jsffrey. N. X.
Work on the repaving Of Olneyvill'
Square is not vet in evidence.
/ b. Kalunian is making some EXTENSIVE
improvements to his store.
Local vacationers are fast returning.
The schools in this section begin OF
Monday.
The fine bills at the Royal Theatre are
drawing good crowds.
DIR. X. A. Boucher and family of Acade
my avenue, have returned from summer
stay at Fields Point.
Rev. f. L. Shields, the new pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian Church. assumed
his new duties there on Sunday.
| Traffic Officer NJ. p. Bates resumed his
duties this week, after his annual furlough.
Benjamin Walpert of Manton avenue,
was in Boston on Tuesday on a business
trip.
Miss Anna Sullivan, stenograpber al
Bsnspach Brothers, has returned from a
six weeks vacation spent at Elmira, N. Y.
NJ Layden, salesman for the National
Biscuit Co., is home from a trip to New
York.
II. A. Fuller OF Broadway, was one o
the judges at the Providence County Fair
this week.
The mills in this section are busy with
orders.
Quite a number from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral OF w. A. II. Grant on Wed
nesday.
The first whist OF the season at tn
rooms Of the Sunset Club will be held OF
Thursday, October I2th.
On Friday Of next week, practically tn
last lot Of Oineyville letter carriers start OF
their vacations. Those who go at tina
time are John c. Budlong. George Sueath
Fred A. Albies, Edward Isacco and Henr,
]. Herbert.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Cspwell Of Lowel
avenue, enjoyed an automobile trip q
Portland, Maine, last week. They were
gone four days and while there, visited
-ebago Lake. Mr.. aud Mrs. Georg,
Plymion Of Whittier avenue, were tn,
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cspwell on theii
trip.
A Mission 10 be held for three weeks II
taking place al the Church Of the BLESSED
Saersnent. Last week was for children,
this week for women and next week for h,
men. II Is being we'll attended.
Miss Helena Tucker has resumed bet
position at the Boston Store, after a very
pleasant weeks vacation.
ManufsSAurers' Lodge held q regular
meeting on Tuesday evening. The lodge
will entertain delegations from Moshsssuck
Rucampment and Canton Providence
No. Z on Tuesday evening, October roth
Newton J. Sweet is away this week on a
vacation trip TO Foholk, Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr.. william Boeker and Miss Sarah
Bovker OF Fishkill Landing ". Y, are
visiting relatives in this section.
James r. Corcor,n OF the Olneyville
Hotel IN confined 10 his home nv serious