The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-08-18
LOCAL NEWS.

avenue, visited at Oakland Beach recently
Gilbert Tucker and family are occupy
ing their summer home at Wagwick Neck
Rev. Fay Hunt of East Greenwich, call
ed on friends in Olneyville on Tuesday
The National Club Of this place enjoyed
an outing at MoSwanscut Lake on sunday
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. A. Cauiffe of Prscills
avenue, are in Springfield on a vacation
trip.
Miss Jennie L. Clark Of 81 Webster ave.
nue, is at Jackson, N. H., for two weeks
stay.
Miss Lydia Grattage and Miss Olive
Malay are spending a week at Revere
Beach.
Rev. Edward Wright occupied the pull
pit of the Second Presbyterian Church on
Sunday.
Sergeant NJ. f. Kelley of the Sixth
Police Station, is back from a stay al
| Matuuuck.
Miss Ruth Clemence, clerk at the Olney'
Vile Post-oihce, is spending her vacation
at Nausauket.
George Palmer and family OF 9 Hannah
street, are spending few weeks a, Oak
land Beach.
Lieutenant l.. NJ. Stone, Of the Chafe,
Street Police Station, is away on hi
annual furlough.
Councilman William Hughes and famil,
are at the Adrion House, Block Island
for two weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Canning are spend
ing a vacation in the Berkshires an,
Sharon Springs, N Y.
Mr.. Fred Greene, manager Of the East
ern Coal Company's Office, is home from
trip to New York City.
Miss Anna Sullivan, stenographer a
Banspach Brothers, has gone TO Elmra
y. Y, for a months stay.
Quite a number from this section attend
ed the Scituate Old Home Day Celebrato
at Scituate on Wednesday.
DIR. ]. p Reid and Joseph r Delane
are away on Western trip. which include
South Bend, Ind, and Chicago.
The Olneyvile car men will hold an out
ing on Tuesday, August 2oth at the Pin
Grove Club Grounds in Warwick.
The Tenth Ward Independent Tax Pay
er's Club held a meeting on Sunday after
noon at Byrne's Hall, Atwells Avenue.
John Thompson, teller Of the Unioi
Trust Company's Olneyvie Branch, ha
returned from a stay in New Hampshire
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson of IA
Pocasset aveune, have returned from tw,
weeks stay at their cottage AZ Conimicut
John p. Fox, Esq, ATTENDED the funera
Of Ad:niram J. Gushing at All Saint
Church, Providence on Tuesday afternoon
Miss Edith A. Hughes Of the annex, !
studying music this summer with Mis-
Marie Nichols of Boston at East JaHrey
n. IT..
Miss Louise p. Macdonald Of Pocasse
avenue, is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. vii
liam +. Randall at their bungalow at War
wick Downs.
regular monthly meeting Of the Sun
set Club was held on Monday evening
when considerable routine business wa
transacted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan receive
sad news his week Of the death Of thei
daughters husband, Howard w. Yost
Baltimore.
Mr. James Greaves is making e1tensiy
repairs and alterations at the camp he re
Gently purchased at West Coneag Reservo
, near Clayvlle.
The annual outing Of the popular ofic
force Of the Pocasset Ice Co. was held la
Thursday. They motored 10 Rever
Beach and returned all in.
The furniture and undertaking busine,
Of w. X. Waterman at Pascoag, will D
continued under the same name by Fran
VI. whipple, formerly Of this place.
Miss Alice l. walch and Miss Marth
Walton are touring through Vermont
New Hampshire and New York and max
ing a short stay at Montreal, C-nada.
Miss Margaret X. Dooley, who hs
spent the month Of July in the Whit
Mountains, has returned TO her home O
Laurel fill Avenue, very much improved /
health.
The following letter carriers at ih
Olneyville Pos,-ofice are away on vscs
iions: Edward y. McCsaery, Fred I
Kenuecom, Joseph II. Flahsrty, w, r
White, NJ. A. Callshan, Michesl
Y MeSherry aud Edward II. Marshall.