The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-09-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Helen o'Brien is visiting friends in
North Scituate.
L. F. Mann and family are Spending
vacation in Maine.
Charles Cliff has taken a position at
Flowers Drug Store.
Councilman George A. Smith has new
Cadillac touring car.
A clothing store is soon to be opened in
the Tabernacle Building.
Traffic Officer NJ. p Bates is spending
his vacation in the Berkshires.
Florence Glare has returned from a
weeks stay AZ Webster, Mass.
Samuel Greenhalgh of the annex, is
confined to his home by illness.
Quite a number Of Olneyvlle people
visited Block Island on Sunday.
1t is understood that the Eighth Ward
is TO have another Republican CLUB.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. O. o. f. held
regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley returned on
Wednesday from trip to Niagara Falls.
Robert p. Sneeston is selling out his
stock OF goods at his Plain6eld street store
lvanhoe Lodge, X. of y. held a regular
meeting on Thurday evening of this week.
A number of letter carriers at he Olney.
vils Post-office will return from vacations
on Monday.
Otto Hassert is making some extensive
improvements at his hot houses on Plain
fie'd Street.
The September meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held
on the Goth.
The funeral Of Thomas J. Hart was held
on Wednesday at his late residence, I22s
Plainf Id Street.
Frank A. jerks and family Of Messer
street, have returned from a stay in the
White Mountains.
A slight fire was extinguished in the
store OF John Martin on Bergen street on
Monday afternoon.
Owen +. Martin of Bergen street was
run into and injured by an automobile on
Wednesday evening.
1t is rumored that the empty store in the
Royal Theatre Building is to be taken by
well known local firm
Miss Catherine b. Hanley and John II. .
Feeley were married at St. Mary's church
on Wednesday morning.
The Kingston Fair, which is to be held
next week, will doubtless attract mauy
people from this section.
Wednesday Of this week was the las,
mid week half holiday for the business
men and clerks of this section.
The West End ball team defeated the
Centerdajes at Neutaconkanut Park on
Labor Day by score Of 3 to I.
Miss Mae l.. Fernald Of Brockton, has
been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. T., ID.
Browne OF 79 Oak street this week.
w, A. Duffy, Jr., and family and Mr..
and Mrs Benjamin Collision have returned
from months stay at Point judith.
Miss Laura Burton and Miss Alice Nolan
Of This place, sailed for England on the
"Earpathia" from New York, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Sullivan Of ae standish
avenue, entertained their niece and nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shanahan OF York, Penn.
on Sunday.
I'd. Regan and Miss Christina I. Muir.
ply have returned from Waterbury, Conn.
where they were guests of Mrs. !. B.
Lawless.
George Lulz has severed his connection
at n. e. Mott & Cos store to accept a
position with the Providence Telephone
Company.
The lawn party for the benefit Of St.
Anthony's Parochial School was held on
the church grounds on Labor Day and was
well patronized.
The funeral Of Joseph J. Sullivan was
solcluHlLtu 81 Ois JHereSas Church on
Thursday morning at O'Clock. Burial a,
-St. Francis Cemetery
Misses Mary and Martha Redford Of
Middletowr, Conn, have returned home.
after two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Mott Of Waterloo Street.
The Sunset Club will hold a regular
meeting on Monday evening Of next week.
Considerable business Of importance is eH.
pec,ed to come before the meeting.
The Oneyvile Business Mems Associa.
tion will send representatives to the
annual Convention Of The Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Association, which is held in
Philadelphia next week.
Two stores, opposite each other on
Gladstone avenue, one conducted by Mr..
John Wo,herspoon and the other by Mrs.
Whslen, vas broken into on Monday uisb,
aud some goods taken.