The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-14

Byron W. Page has Ford tourinI

Earle Arnold of the Superior Court in
the city is having his vacation.
Miss Evelyn Randall is visiting rela-
tives at Holyoke, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Amy Aun Smith fingers along
at deaths door, but gradually failing.
Thermometer 9S in the shade, but the
items for the Times must be sent on
time.
Mr.. Potter, lumber dealer of Provi-
dence has moved to the Desire Aldrich
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips of the
New Mill village had a daughter born
last week.
Mrs. William Graves of Providence
visited this week her daughter, Mrs. lrv-
ing w. Brown.
]. A. Moening of New Jersey is oc-
cupying the George Shurtliif place on the
Saundersville Pike.
William Ballou of the West Side Mar
ket lost horse recently, which died a
week after he bought it.
Gilbert Ford, who has been at the
Rhode Island Hospital for treatment, Is
reported about the same.
Several Scituate people will attend the
Randall family reunion at Roger VIII
liams Park this Saturday.
John II. Davis, mail carrier on rural
route No. /, made his trip of about rs
miles in four hours this week by auto.
Rev Charles Parker, aged "a, was seri-
ously sick over Sunday, with small hope
of recovery, but rallied again on Mon
day.
Rev. G.. B. Cutler preached telling
sermon last Sunday from the subject,
."Some Thoughts on the Birthright OF
the Soul"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the f. B.
Church 90 on their annual outing next
Tuesday, starting from Post Office
square at 0 o'clock
George H. Andrews, foreman of con-
struction at the Puritan farm, and fam
iIy have returned from a weeks vaca-
tion at Ashland, Mass
Mrs. Everett Wells was visited last
week by her sisters, Mrs. Walter f. Dud-
ley of Woonsocket and Mrs. Fred L.
Kies of East Killingly.
The w. G. T. U. will hold field day
on the p. c. /. grounds Saturday, July
o. Speakers from out of town, band
music and dinner will be provided.
Frank Trask has bought farm in
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shipped his household goods from the
city where he has lived since selling his
property here.
DIR. S. L. Gants Of Broad street, city,
visited "folks" here last Monday. He is
the President of the Randall Family As
sociation and his visit had to do with
that organN~Sion.
Robert Nevill, a former baker in the
employ of the Public Market bakery here
and recently living at Waldron's Cor
ners, has engaged in a large rooming
house business in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey of Pawtucket
were recent guests at James A. Hopkins.
Mrs. Hickey was formerly Miss Helen
Kimball, daughter of the late Charles
Kimball, a former resident.
Elmer Barnes of Brown University,
who has been on the city water supply
survey here, has been appointed to West
Point Military Academy by Senator
Lippitt He reported there last week.
Charles Robinson, the advertising
solicitor for the Providence County Fair
premium list, reports that he has secured
over $500 worth of ads for the book,
which is far in excess of previous years.
Elisha Winsor of Johnston has been
engaged to "look over" the Baptist par
sonage with the intention of making
needed repairs. He is now working for
+. II. Allen, the new owner OF the Jim
Smith place"
Gev. George Noble preached in the
Advent C. Church, his subject being
Ruth, Ala Superintendent E. NJ
Spencer had charge of Sunday school
and Mrs. Lewis Clough led the Young
Peoples meeting.
Winfield S. Congdon, clerk at the En-
terprise store, is getting through" and
has taken a position with his father-in-
law. captain IL. l.. IOIu, Oh bvdiu WV
ship Satella He will leave here next
week, and Clarence Andrews will take
the vacancy at the store.
Mrs. r.. L. Ford has leased the house
of Town Clerk Remington, next the En-
terprise. and moved in last Wednesday.
"Win" Congdon has vacated where he
has been living in w. f. AngelPs tene-
ment. His family will spend part OF the
time with his parents at Newport.
Mrs. George Payson Rowell sang very
acceptably the solo "The Lord is My
Light" at the +. b. Church last Sunday.
Another musical treat was given by the
male quartet, comprising Edward
Hughes, Irving Cutler, Earle Arnold and
Ernest Shippee. They sang Go Gather
Them In"
A special meeting of the Needle Club
was held last week Thursday at the
home of Mrs. w. f. Angel to finish work
in connection with the holding OF the
annual lawn festival this week Thursday
uight. which will receive more mention