The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-10-20
LOCAL NEWS.

is conhned 10 his home by illness.
A series Of dances begin in Owls Hall on
Stokes Street next Friday evening.
Fred Jacques of Lowell avenue, has pur.
chased a store in The annexed district.
A whist will be held at the Sunset Club
Rooms on Thursday evening Of next week.
Representative Eugene T. Dion OF Gen.
tral Falls was caller at the TIMES Office
on Tuesday.
DR.. James P. Reid is candidate for the
General Assembly from the Ninth PTovi-
dence District.
The inspection OF the winter clothing OF
the police took place on Thursday at the
Sixth Station.
The Olneyville Four will hod social
in Library Hall on Saturday evening,
October 2Sth.
Norman Ryan Of Winthrop avenue, ar
rived home Monday evening from the
Mexican border.
Edgar A. Colwell, a resident Of the
annexed section, has removed to Reservoir
avenue in Johnston.
A regular meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association was held on
Wednesday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge at meeting on
Tuesday evening, conferred the Ist degree
on three candidates.
Harry S. Watt, one of the popular
clerks at the Oneyville Post-offce, is back
from two weeks vacation.
Mrs Edwin I. Herrck Of Ise Bridg-
ham street, has been spending the week
at the Vernon Stills at Thompson.
"The Job Coucentric Life" is the subject
Of DIR. l.. A. Clevenger's sermon at the
Broadway Baptist Church next Sunday
evening.
John II. Holloway Of Longmeadow,
Socialist candidate for governor, will speak
at an open air rally on Olneyvile Square
this evening.
Lieutenant Governor X. J. San Souci
fell from a ladder in the San Souci store
last Saturday afternoon and broke finger
Of his left hand.
Priscilla Lodge, d. Of X. entertained
delegation from Dorcas Rebekah Lodge OF
Providence, at odd Fellows Hall, Plain
field street on Monday evening.
Extensive repairs are being made to the
store on the corner Of Manton avenue and
Delaine street, which store Mrs. NJ. SAKE
will occupy as soon as completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Sawyer are in
priugfield this week, where Mr.. Sawyer
is attending he Convention Of the New
England Hardware Dealers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford +. Gorton, who
have been visiting relatives in this section
for the past three or four months, have re.
turned to their home at Los Angeles, Calf.
The Inter Club bowling league begins
the season on Tuesday evening Of next
week. At the Sunset Club alleys, the ST.
Andrews Chapter team will roll the Sun
set team No. /.
About forty members Of the Rhode l..
aud Field Naturalists Club visited Neuta.
konkanut Hill on Saturday last A mum
Der Of specimens Of animal and plant life
were collected.
A mpimentary informal re-opening Of
Miss Colburn and Miss Shades dancing
classes takes place on Friday evening Of
next week at Andrews Assembly Rooms,
Ia Greene Street.
Frederick Andrews, for many years en-
ployed by the Rhode Island Company as q
conductor on the electric cars in this sec
tion, died at his home on Whittier avenue
on Monday morning.
Councilman Henry A. Grimwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Grimwood, Jr |
have closed their summer home In John
ston and are now at their city residence on /
Hammond Street.
lanes N. Smith, agent for the X. l. |
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty b. /
Animals, has been in Cincinnati this week
attending the Annual Convention Of the
American Humane Society.
Tohn 4. Kennedy, former sub clerk a,
the Olneyville Post.ofice, called on his
friends there on Monday, after a soiourn |
OF several months with the Rhode Island
troops at the Mexican border.
DR.. John G. O'Mesra gave an address =,
a meeting Of the Mems Club OF 81. James
Church on Thursday evening. The speaker
is an Assembly candidate from the 18th |
District. His remarks were we'll received.
Mrs. william II. Poole of I74 Laurel
Hill Avenue, has just returned home from
the Hope Private Hospital, where she has
been for the past two weeks Mrs. Poole
is recovering from a serious surgical opera.
ton.
The Republicans Of the 10th Ward |
nominated the following Council ticket on