The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-07
LOCAL NEWS.


Miss Elsie Eeeles has a new Overland
touring car.
Patrolman John Byrne is enjoying few
days vacation.
The 4h Of July was fairly safe and sane
in this section.
There have been big houses at the Royal
Theatre this week.
The Manufacturers Lodge meeting was
omitted on Tuesday.
The Riverside Mills shut down on Sat-
urdAy until Wednesday.
Andrew Cooper spent the pas, week with
friends at Portland, Maine.
Herr Prest and family are occupying
their summer home at Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 5. Steere are
spending the summer at Kingston.
Roger Flower of the annex has just CON
cluded a term of service on the jury.
Herman Wolpert was in Springfield,
Mass on business trip Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Thrift OF Hilar-
ity street have removed to Smithfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs K. J. Phillips spent the
4th at their former home in Wyoming.
Miss Francis Brady of Pocasset avenus
spent Tuesday with friends in Cranston.
The Olneyville Business Mems Associa,
tion outing will be held Thursday, July
27,h
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Wood Of Laurel
Hill avenue spent the holidays in Rock
land
Miss Elsie Macdonald will spend Sunday
with her cousin, Edith A. Waters at Smith
field.
Miss Catherine Sullivan, composi,or for
the TIMES, is enjoying a vacation al two
weeks.
+. III. O'Neil and family OF Eastwood
Avenue are at Oakland Beach for the
summer.
Mrs b A Newton and daughter Ruth,
are at Newton Upper Falls, Mass for a
short stav,
Miss Lille Jackson of Pocasset avenue
will leave Saturday for a weeks stay a,
Conanicut.
Miss Olive Cooper left on Monday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs, Harry Clarke, ol
Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Collision and MRS
Howard Rice are at Oak Bluffs for a
months stay.
Fred Lord, shipping clerk at Banspach
Bros and family are spending a vacation
in Connecticut.
A well attended meeting Of Bud Of Hope
Lodge was held on Wednesday evening in
Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Mary Warren, saleslady at Ban
spach Brothers, spent the week end al,
Mattapoinsett, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Berry Of Dorchest-
er avenue were the week end guests of
friends In Riverside.
Miss Jennie Clarke of Webster avenue,
was the guest of friends at Nausauket for a
few days ast week.
Mrs. James w ,lch and Alice Walch oi
Pcoassel Avenue spent Tuesday with rel
atives at Riyeryiew.
The American Federation 81 Labor held
"A meeting on Wednesday evening at Owls
Hall on Stokes street.
Miss Miriam Cooper ie visiting her sun,
Mrs Andrew Cooper Of Berkeley, Mass.
for the next two weeks.
Mrs. John Burke OF Pocasset avenue en-
tertained al whist last week for the bene-
ht of St Anthony's Church.
Miss Roberta Cooper will be the guest
of her aunt at South Hanson, Mass. for
the remainder of the summer.
DR.. K. A. Boucher and family Of Mount
Pleasant are spending the summer at their
summer home at Fields Point.
The Atwells Avenue K K. station was
broken into early Wednesday morning and
small amount Of money taken.
MIR. and Mrs John Cooper and family Of
Whittier syenne spent the week with Mrs.
Andrew Cooper at Berkely, Mass.
Miss Louise p. Macdonald and Mr.
Thomas Moore were the guests Of Mrs.
l.. Howland at Ess, Providence on Tues.
day,
Mrs. n. I. Brooks of Laurel Hill avenue
was the guest Of Mrs. Howard Weaver OF
Feat Providence on an auto trip to Nara
gsnsett Pier.
The funeral Of Mrs. Bertha Simmons OF
Danie Avenue was held on Thursday at
the Advent Church on Dexter Street The
burial was at Pocasset Cemetary.
The funeral Of Joseph J. Booth, sir year
old son Of Mrs. Anna Booth, vas held from
his late home on Amherst street on We'd
uesdsy. Burial was at Poessset Cemetery.