The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.

The providence hvening SCHOOLS oegan
on Monday evening.
Berjimin Wslpert was in Boston Tues
day on business.
The Olneyvile Post Office closed a, noon
on Columbus Day.
A series of Friday night socials begin at
Library Hall next week.
Hope Council. K. OF c. installed officers
on Wednesday evening.
The whsts at the Sunset Club Rooms
began on Thursday evening.
James Quinlan Of Whittier avenue, is
confined to his home by illness
John ]. Howlsnd Of the annex, is SPEND
ing his vacation in New Hampshire.
J. f. Corcoran, who has been III for
several weeks, is able to be out again,
Harry Watt, clerk at the Oneyville
Post.office. is away on a vacation trip.
Walter McGor,y at J. P. Cahill's drug
store, is taking his vacation this week.
MrS. William II. Beane is spending the
fall at the Lydia Place Farm in Foster.
The Oval Club have a social in Library
Hall, Wednesday evening, November Ist
Mr. and Mrs. George Sheath Of Elmdale
Avenue. is spending the week at Washing
ton, ID. c.
There is no congestion of cars on Vest
minister street from Oneyville to lloyle
Square.
The Rhode Island Press Club will 90 on
an outing to Franklin, Mass, on Saturday
of this week.
The Greenwood Social Club is planning
for a minstrel show that is TO take place
next month.
The repaving of Olneyville Square looks
about as remote as the closing of the
European War.
F. and A. w. Hopkins have sold an
International motor truck this week to II.
Keighley Of Manton.
Rev. George L. Benedict officia,ed last
Sunday at the Pilgrim Congre ational
Church, Harrison Street.
Loyal Bud of Hope Lodge, M. U. will
initiate a number OF candidates on Satur-
day evening OF next week.
A passing truck threw a stone, which
broke plate glass window at Parker's drug
store on Wednesday morning.
The Olueyville Business Mems Associa-
ton will hold regular meeting on Wed
uesday evening October 18th.
Rev. H. X. wye of Providence, spoke at
the Sunday School Rally OF the Plainfield
Street Baptist Church last Sunday.
Ida Crouch IIszlett of Los Angeles, will
speak on "Soc ism" on the Square this
evening.
There was a parade Of the italian socie-
ties OF Silver Lake through Olneyville
Square Thursday morning.
The next meeting Of the Olneyvile Busi-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, October 18th.
DR.. l.. A. Clevenger began a series Of
sermons for working people at the Broad.
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening
The funeral Of John Drury, a former
resident Of this section, was held at J. +.
Lynch & Co.'S undertaking rooms on We'd
nesday.
Henry c. Sherman, Jr., Of Oaklawn,
gave the address at the Rally Day EKer-
cises Of the Trinity Baptist Sunday School
last Sunday.
The bowling tournament begins at the
Sunset Cub alleys on Tuesday evening Of
next week, when the No. I and No. teams
will try conclusions.
Edward Barrows, who has been conduct
ing sto,e on Hartford Avenue, has given
up the business and taken a position in
Centerdsle.
A public hearing relative TO the chang
ing Of the name Of Merino avenue 10 Glen
bridge or Bridge View avenue, will be held
at the City Hal this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
John {. Budlong, George Sheath, Fred
A. Albies, Edward Isacco aud Henry ]
Herbert, carriers at the O,neyyille Station
Of the Providence Po,t-ofhce, return from
vacations on Tuesday next
Mr.. John Moriarty, who has conducted
a grocery store on Msnton avenue for the
past IS years, had an auction sale Of the
stock and fctures on Monday Of las, week,
lie has discontinued the business
The grocery store, formerly occupied by
Mr. John Moriarty on Manton avenue, is
being renovated and repaired for Mrs.
SAKE, Who is to remove there soon to
condue, her clothing store as usual.
The Olneyville Post.ofhce Bowling
League made things lively at the Stokes
street alleys on Tuesday evening Fseney's
team lost to Isacco's team TO and the
Pierce teaD won to the McSherry's l.
The Guild Of the Church Of the Messiah