The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-09

on Neuuesaay.
MI. Stanley Jackson Of Poeassei Avenue
has new Indian motorcycle
Miss Louise a.. Macdonald spent Sunday
with Miss EdiIh A. Waters OF North smith.
field
Miss Grace Byrou Of Pocasset Avenue,
who spaiued her ankle recently, is i'm
proving.
Mr. aud Mrs, Wlliam Cram have open
cd their cottage at Warwick Downs for the
summlr
MI and Mrs. Gilbert Tucker and Miss
Ei,a lucker were al their cottage in War
wick iol sunday.
Miss Olive Cooper motored 70 Lynn,
Mss sunday as the guest OF her sister,
Mts Harry Clarke.
Mr AND Mas. Andrew Cooper and Mr.
and NJ Elton Berry molored TO Quonse,t'
the 6rst OF The week.
Dr. ahd AIRS. William T.. Randall aud
Mrs. - Watson spent Sunday al their new
hung low at Warwick Downs.
Nr. and Mrs. n Eugene Clarke Of
Webster Avenue, were at their summer
home % Scituate for the weekend.
Wiim ID. Ma,hewson. superintendent,
o. the Hartford avenue car barn, on ac-
count ID h,s heath, is taking a vacation.
Mrs Albert Watson Of Spring Lake
visited her dughter Mts William X.
Randall Of pocasset Avenue for the week
end.
The d tcma Circle OF the Broadway
Bal ust church dned at King Fong's on
ruesday night There were about thirty
pr sent.
Mrs Thomas Moore Of Pocasset Avenue.
was guest at Mrs. l.. L. Howland's
luncheon al White squadron, East provi-
dcuce ON Wednesday.
Dr and Mrs Harry Clarke and Master
! ilatdld Clarke ot LNnu, Mass. were the
! guests oi the latters parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
iieury Cooper of Dorchester Avenue on
| Sunday.
Al meeting held 10y the members OF
! Trinity Baptist Church last evening over
! which Deacon A. B. Iouon presided. A
leave of absence was granted TO their pas.
Tor. Rev. George T. Barnard. lie will 40
! lo Lcxugtou, Ky. where he will take q
course iu higher biblical studies after
IS pa tor. His family are b 20 with. him
but hiS household elects are to remain here.
Charles Pistoccs of 3i3 Laurel Hill
! avenue graduated from the Rhode Island
College of Pharmacy on Thursday of
tlit week, receiving a certificate as n
itcgi tered pharmacist. Upon FIRST leav.
ng school, lac learned the drug business
with Timothy Buckley Of l20 Putnam
! street aud later with Howard A. Pearce
Ioi EimWood avenue. lie has now been
with William II. Mcintyre of 1877 Messer
street for some time and is a most
deserving and cst.mablc young man.
The funeral of Uriah M. Holmes, who
was we'll known ia the plumbing trade
and among the younger members of
Manufacturers Lodge of Odd Fellows,
was held at his late residence, 22l Union
la,cuue, Sunday afternoon, the Rev.
Frederick j. Collins rector OF the Church
of The Messiah, Officiating. The bearers
were from among thc members Of the
lodge, and tho commital ceremony Of
tIc Order was performed at the inter.
ucut, which was in Pocassct Cemetery.
The i. j. G. Whist Club, composed
of the Misses Helen Casey, Madeleine
Chapman, Helen Chapman, Mary Dcvine,
Mary Cannon, Loretta Kelly, Marerose
! Murphy and Annie O'NeiIl, held their
,a-t gathering OF the season at the home
~. Miss Casey on Hudson street Monday
evening, when each member secured a
prize, Miss Mary Cannon the first, Mis-.
| Loretta Kclly second and Miss Casey
! thJd. AZ the close of the play, ices
were served, and this was followed by
music and a general good time.
On Wednesday evening the choir Of
! tlr Messiah Church was rendered a
banquet and concert in the parish
house, those in charge being the rector
Rev. Frederick ]. Collins, James A.
p.rcc. Percy A. Baint0n, Charles a
bHutton, William s.. >tecre, W. H.
Waterman, William J.. Sweet, Walter
So saunders, Frank u. Biggs, Charlie.
l, IIaslam, walter S. Browncll and
Dohart y. Bowen. After the banquet
there was dancing. The dining room
( Was ta.tily decorated with American
, Gags.
he funeral Of William IT, Maher wai
l.d at Dis late residence, 56l Manton
. avenue, Tuesday morning, and was fol-
. Iufcf with 81 mass Of requiem at St
! .Inr.a's Church on Mantgp avenue
Solos were rendered by Thomas Llyod
aHd Raymond Quinn. There were a
number OF beautiful floral offerings
prominent among them being one from
tlc pupils OF the Sisson street school
fuhcrc Che deceased bad been ianitor for
SOME time, and from the employees Of
/ tla Atlantic Mills. he at one time being
prominently identified with the machin-
I.t department The burial was at st.
] Anus Cemetery.
\ IIa funeral Of Miss Ann McDermott
r hod st fIe rt ideuce of her nephew,
. |IWmr u. Shannon ll3 Dclaine street
"Wednesday morning, and vas followed
ui'h "a solemn high mass ~ requiem vi
-f farr's Church Tho deceased came
/ TO Oiocytillc from ireland about ~
. .rr1r ago and bad always resided in ths
3 IHuty whore sbc died. for the past
80 or more years siie bad been employed
/ fn thr unFufnr drrarfmruf 0f the River.