The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-23
LOCAL NEWS.

The Joslin Street playground is ready for
use.
Olneyville was we'll represented at the
Circus.
A new telephone directory will be out
next month.
Traffic Officer NJ. P. Bates i; on the sick
list this week.
Burrllyille Old Home Day will be held
on Saturday, July 22nd,
The Old Home DAY at Chepachet is set
for Saturday, July 2eth.
Two stores are to be made at the
Pastime Theatre location.
Last Saturdays poor weather conditions
had their effect on local trade.
w. j.. Hicks of Lowell Avenue, was in
Boston Monday on business trip.
F. F. Trask has opened a blacksmthing
establishment on Hartford Avenue
Mrs. Mary Lafer,y died at her home,
1864 Westminster street on Monday.
Over 500 rifle clubs have been organ
ized in the United States since January LIST.
Mrs. w. G Koch Of Webster Avenue, is
visiting relatives at Middletown, Conn.
The graduating exercises at st. Msry's
Academy were held Wednesday evening.
/ A Childrens' Day Concert was given last
Sunday evening at the Trinity Baptist
Church.
The Tabernacle Sunday school goes
down the river" on its annual excursion
Tuesday,
The Sunday School of the Trinity Bap-
tist Church have an outing next Tuesday
at Sandy Beach.
Thomas A. Kane and Miss Annie +,
Lynch were married OH Tuesday morning
at ST, Mary's Church.
Quite number Of the clerical force at
the Atlantic Mills are with the National
Guards at Quonset Point.
The Rhode Island Press Club he'd its
summer meeting at Moose Neck Inn, West
Greenwich last Saturday.
Manufacturers Lodge, |. .. o. f. joins
with What Cheer Lodge in an outing to-
morrow at Rocky Point.
Mr.. John Fletcher and family Of I4zo
Westminster Street, are occupying their
summer home at Exeter.
DIR. l.. A. Clevenger spoke on Spiritual
Blendness" at the Broadway Baptist
Church last Sunday evening.
John O'DonnelI sold an cylinder
Premier touring car last week to Mrs.
Elizabeth Dalton of Thornton.
The engagement of Miss e hclind Brett
of Harris Street TO John Ptken Palmer
Of Stockbridge, Mass, is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Payette announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Florence Payette to william J. Faucher.
Roanoke and Beaufort Street in the Mt.
Pleasant District, which are sla'ed for ex-
tensive repairs, will not be remade until
next year.
Alderman G.. K Parker and Councilman
Harry l.. Winsor Of the Eighth Ward,
are members Of the Providence 4th Of July
committee.
Mrs. !. +. Morris Of Laurel Hill Avenue,
is spending week with her mother and
brothers at the Niehecronk House, Pike
County, Penn.
Mr.. Isaac Daniels, who has supplied the
pulpit at the Hartford Avenue Chapel for
some time, preached his farewell sermon
there last Sunday.
The Altar Chapter of the Church OF
the Messiah held its last meeting before
the summer vacation last Friday evening
at the Parish House.
Bud Of Hope Lodge, NJ. y. has accepted
an invitation to participate with Royal
Welcome Lodge Of Fast Greenwich, in its
Church Parade next Sunday.
A whist for the benefit Of the fair fund
Of St. Anthony's Church was held on Tues
day evening at the residence Of Thomas
Dunphy, IiS Whittier Avenue.
Mrs. A. Fsris Of Almy Street, spoke last
Sunday evening at the First Baptist Church
at East Gfeenvich on "Life in Syria. ("
She was assisted by her daughters.
John r. Farnsworth gave an address at
the dinner Of the Town Criers at the Crown
Hotel on Monday. Mr.. Fsrnsworth spoke
on Rhode Island Company Situation.
A meeting Of the Teachers and Officers
Association was held at the Plainheld
Street Church on Tuesday evening. Sir.
George S. Seterson was the speaker.
Robert p. Sneeston, for many years in
the grocery business on Broadway, has
opened grocery and market in Manufsct-
urers' Lodge Building, odd Fellows
Square. The store has new fixtures and
carries hue stock Of groceries and meats.
Edgar S. ColweIl, well known 10 this see.
l,iop, 10 with Mr. Sneest0n.