The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-08-11

| X. L. McNabb has new Cadillac tour
ing car.
Charles Tupper has gone to Cedar
Point, Ohio.
Paul Labbee has gone to New York on
a vacation trip.
Sunday school outings are about over
for the season.
Samuel Fain is in New York this week
on business trip.
The new market in B. A. Smiths block
will open August 18th.
The John NJ. Dean Co have just opened
branch store at Arctic.
John Ashworth has returned from
vacation spent in Maine.
Grafton II Wiley, Jr., is spending the
week at Hyde Park, Mass.
Lieutenant Governor Emery J. San Souci
is spending vacation in Me.
Manufacturers Lodge held we'll at,en-
ed meeting on Friday evening.
A number from this vicinity attended
Foster Old Home Day yesterday.
Gilbert Swain and family are at Craig
vile, Mass, for several weeks stay.
Alphonse Bessette has returned from a
vacation spent at York Beach, Me.
William Conroy, clerk at San Souci's,
is spending his vacation at Conimicut.
Matthew Corrigan of Byron A. Smiths,
is spending his vacation at Harrisville.
DR.. Frederick Thrift is spending a three
weeks vacation at his farm in Smithfield.
Abram l.. Atwood attend the Good
Route" outing at Hamilton on Thursday.
Miss Sylvia Ross Of Wendell street, is
spending her vacation in New Hampshire.
Miss Lillian Medbury Of Roosevelt ST.,
Is at Conimicut for stay Of several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bainton have
returned from vacation spent at Worces-
ter.
Several young men OF this section are
enjoying canoe trip at Central Pond,
Mass.
Sergeant M. e. Kelley of the Sixth Sta
tion, is spending his furlougb at Matunuck
Beach.
Misses Ruth aud Agnes Powers Of Whit
tier avenue, have returned from a stay at
Warren.
The Tilden Club have an Outing on Sun
day August 10th, at the Modoc Club
grounds.
Judge Nathan M. Wright spent several
days this week with his family at Lake.
port, N. ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hackett, OF Wood
Street, have returned from a two weeks at
Chepachet.
Rev. Edward Wright will occupy the
pulpit of the Second Presbyterian Church
uext Sunday.
l.. Sweet is soon to remove his residence
to fine house on Olney street, which he
recently purchased.
The funeral Of Miss Emma Corrigan was
held at her late residence, 738 Huntington
Avenue on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Carpenter and Miss
Ethel Carpenter have returned from a
months stay at Oak Bluffs.
Mrs. Charles II. Deacon and mother,
Mrs. Darkin, returned this week from a
two weeks stay at Medford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Judge of Steu
ben street, are spending the remainder Of
the summer at Old Orchard Beach.
B. F. and A. w. Hopkins have lately
sold REQ trucks to the Pocasset Ice Co.
and Charles VI. Brown Of Hughesdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ID. Browne Of 7e Oak
street, will spend the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest French Of Central Village,
Conn.
Rev. NJ. Z. Pease, pastor Of the Pilgrim
Congregational Church, has resigned his
Pastorate, the same to take effect early in
September.
Fairman's Band gave concert at Neuta.
conkaunt Park on Tuesday evening, which
was we'll attended, an excellent program
was rendered.
Rev. Edward Wright. acting pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, and Mrs.
Wright are spending the remainder Of the
summer at Longmeadow.
The funeral Of X. A. Wagner, the well
known carriage trimmer Of this place, was
held Saturday at his late residence, 81
Oak street, crsnston. Rev. John Stewart
conducted the service.
Rev. J. A. Hu,ehings. pastor Of the
Mansfield Baptist Church, will speak at
the Trinity Baptist Church next sunday.
On the following two Sundays, the pulpi,
will be supplied by Rev. c. Z. Barr, pastor
Of the Fourth Bspts, Church Of Provi-
dence.