The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.

The work Of repairing O.neyville Square
will begin about July Ist.
Nathan NJ. Wright Mas returned from
the Chicago Convention.
Childreus' Day was observed on Sunday
at the Bell Street Chapel.
b. F. and A. w Hopkins ave selling
many auto trucks this season.
Extensive repairs are being made to
the Pastime Theatre Building.
| Childrens' Day was observed on Sunday
at the Second Presbyterian Church
| Captain NJ. L, Stone OF the Sixth Sta
ton, is away on short furlough.
ST. Mays Branch |. c. b. u. goes on
an excursion to Newport on Sunday.
Herr Prest and family are preparing TO
occupy their summer home at Rehoboih
Robert II whyte Of I2S Wood ST., filed
a voluntary petition of bankruptcy last Sat-
urday.
The annual excursion OF the Tabernacle
Sunday School is planned for Tuesday,
June 27th.
A June fete was held last Saturday after
noon on the grounds of the Delaine Street
Da, Nursery.
Faith Lodge, Odd Ladies', held a
regular meeting in Odd Fellows Hall on
Wednesday evening.
The Mothers Club of the Sisson Street
School held an apron sale at the school
rooms last Friday evening,
A picnic will be held on the grounds Of
St. Anthony's Church, July 4'h. Arrange
ments are now being made.
The Rhode Island Press Club has It's
summer meeting and ladies' day tomorrow
at Moose Neck Inn, West Greenwich.
w. T.. Gilmore, manager of the Olney
willie Square Market, recently purchase
several building lots oil Dexterdale Road
The pupils of Miss Edith A. Hugh"'
gave musical recital in the MathewsoI
Street M +. Church on Tuesday evening
w. d. Mat,hewson, superintendent o
the Olneyville division of the Rhode Is
land Company, is away on an extended
! vacation.
Rev. Frank w. Gray preached OF
! Education" last Sunday morning at thu
Tabernacle NJ 4. Church. In the even
\ ing, a Children's Day Concert was given
At the meeting Of Manufacturers Lodge
I. o. F. held on Tuesday evening, three
candidates received the third degree. L
is stated that there will be no mole degree
work there until fall.
Manufacturers Lodge, /, q. o. +. vii
d hold its summer outing on Saturday, jun
a4'h at Rocky Point. Roger William
Lodge will unite forces with their brethrei
from the annexed district.
The Mothers Club Of the Kelly Stree
School, recently elected the following off
GERS: President, Mrs. Leo Kriechbaum
:. Vice President, Mrs. l.. Leidler; Secre
y tary, Mrs. F. II. Eastwood; Treasurer
: Mrs, II. Mountain.
: According to a recent ruling Of the Post
y Office department, the amount OF none
q that can be deposited in the Postal Saving
q Banks can be increased from $500 4
81, 600 a person. The whole amount ca
q now be deposited at one time
q lanes r. Lamb has been made superin
y tendent OF the Lymansville Mills, succeed
y ing Iohn HeHernan. Mr.. Lamb was fo
h a long time superintendent Of the weavin
& department Of the Providence Nations
Mills.
Herman J. Waterhouse, formerly of th
y Ernsclife Mills of this place, is one OF IN
g iucorporators Of the Warren Dye COMPANY
3 a concern that purposes to establish
) plant for the manufacture Of dye stufs .
. Warren. The company is capitalized q
. $780, 600.
S Mrs Belle +. Miller, daughter Of Mrs
. I, /. Gulliver, for many years in bushes
, on olneyville Square, was installed as pas
& tor of the Spiri,ualis, Science Cente
Z Church last Sunday. The Center is TIA
5 only church Of tha, faith that has an offici
3 ally installed pastor.
) The funeral Of Miss Lucy NJ. Beane wa
y solemnized on Tuesday afternoon at ia
= Chapel Of the Union Congregations
Z Church The deceased, who was a siste
3 Of the late George y. A. Besne, was "a
: many years, teacher in the Providenc
y Public Schools. She died in Californi'
= where she had been for several years.
y The wife and children Of Mr.. r. Eugeu
D s,eere Of Honolulu, are visiting relstiv'
= in Providence. Mr.. Steere is a native
& the part Of Johnston that is nov the anne
3 ed section. During his college career
3 Brown University, he was well known as
= ball player. lie has been in the Hswais
Islands for over twenty years.