The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-09-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. William II. Beane is home from
stay at Chopmist.
Hyman Walpert was in Boston Tuesday
on business trip.
Fred L. Owen of the annexed section.
has new Overland touring car.
Harry Kenyon and family have returned
from stay at the White Mountains.
Patrolmau {. J. Byron Of the Sixth Sta.
ton, has returned from his iurlough.
Many people from this section witness
ed the Holy Name Parade on Sunday.
Andrew ] Bell has taken position with
the Butler Catering Co. OF Cranston Street.
Mr. George Middleton aud family of the
annex, are spending vacation in Johnston.
Paul Boyojian recently sold to George
Boysjsiu, house lot cn Priscilla Avenue
MIR. and Mrs James II Hogan returned
Monday from a trip to Old Point Comfort.
Councilman William hughes is in
Lansing, Michigan, this week on a business
trip.
Miss Olive cooper is in Philadelphia.
taking a college course in household econ
omics
The funeral Of Jameson ProvGn was held
at his late residence on Ralph street on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Eugene Clarke start on
Monday for a weeks vacation in the White
Mountains.
The new Laurel Hill Avenue Grammar
School Building was occupied for the first
time this week.
Jesse Potter and family OF Dorchester
avenue, are at Fields Point for a stay OF
several weeks.
Mrs Henry Tourtelotte Of Laban street,
took the 6rst prize for dahias at the North
Scituate Fair.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club held
a rally in Odd Fellows Hall on wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs II. o. Crandall of Roose-
welt street, are home from a trip through
the Berkshres.
Gilbert Tucker and family of Howard
street, are home from summer stay at
Warwick Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Meyer returned on
Tuesday from a motor trip over the
Mohawk Trail.
Edward Robinson and family of Killing
ly street, have returned from ten days
stay at Kingston.
The new Mt, Pleasant Grammar School
opened to quite large number Of pupils on
Monday morning.
John Cooper, an overseer at the Atlantic
Mills, who recently underwent an opera
ton, is improving.
Joseph Lannon, clerk at San Souci's.
who has been i'll for the past five weeks, is
able to be out again.
The Salvation Army Band was presen,
at the session of the Secord Presbyterian
Sunday school last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Saunders and family
Of Roosevelt street, have returned from
two weeks stay at cape cod
The Sewing Circle of Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge met on Thursday Of last week with
Mrs. Joseph Cough at Conmicut.
J. w. Greaves Of Westminster street
who was at Pattsburg earlier in the season.
has returned, after a stay at home.
Peabody Lodge, Sons Of st. George. are
preparing for its anniversary that takes
place on the evening Of October 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. d. Browne of 70 Oak
street, were the guests over Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. K. w. Clements of Greepvllle.
Edward J. Clary Of the Eighth Ward, has
taken out Independent Citizen Nomination
on which he will run for the office Of
Alderman.
Rev. A S. Woodwork preached on Sun.
day morning at the Plainfeld Street Ban.
tist Church on "Life's Centre and Circum.
ference"
The whist meetings at the Sunset Club
will be resumed Tuesday evening, October
10Th. This marks the renewal Of the social
activities Of the club.
Fred Hurst, formerly in business on
Olneyville Square and nov a resident Of
Cranston, has been nominated for y. $.
Senator by the Socialist party.
The annual meeting Of the Olneyville
Free Library Association will be held ON
Monday evening a, O'Clock at the Water.
man Building, OlneyyiIle Square.
The clerks and carriers al the Oluevyille
Pos,-ofice, have organized a bowling
league. The following is the make up.
Team No. I.-Csptain william Pestee. 7.
II. c. Holihen, Daniel B. Clancy and Leon
T. Smith. Team No 7.-Captain NJ. I
McSherry, William Hope, o. p. King.
Jr, and ~. Fishsrty Team No. Can.
tain J. o. Feeney, George n. Barber. ~