The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-10-30
The 0lleuYlIIG TlmHS.
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
To Let cards are for sale at the TINES
office.
Repairs are being made 10 the Martin
Waterman estate on Whittier avenue.
IL. Cole has the contract FOR build
iEg James Sou,hwelrs new hou,e on
Wallace St
Mr. and Mrs. William f. French have
purehasea the Pre,bary lIoNie property
on Dora 81.
The Smithdeld Granite CO., will soon
have a new store house at the rear Of 1919
Hartford Ave.
Fred Crockett, formerly OF this place, Is
now conducting the Ashland Herald at
Ashland, y Il.
Children get Just the same attention as
grown people at Lees Drug Store
Springer Square.
Henry Cooper OF the annex will soon
begin the sale Of the Old Farmers
Almanac for I9o4.
Robert McDonough OF Bancroft street.
vii build a three story three tenement
block on Kelley street
The Anna Gordon W. {. r. L. met
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs'
TiliughaSt AZ Laban 81.
MI B w. Barker Of Laurel Hill avenue
was recently chosen suPe' 'intendent of the
Laurel Hill f. B. Mission.
MI. Everett B. Burlingame has just in.
stalled a new model beverage heater in
his ,toIe on Hartford Ave.
A number from this place attended the
Free Baptist Young Peoples convention
at Elmwool, Monday evening.
Courtney Lemon OF New York was the
speaker at soclalistic rally held in
Library Hall, last Friday evening.
Mrs. George Stone OF Roosevelt ST. en-
tertained this afternoon the Dorcss
Society OF the Free Baptist church.
The TIMES Acknowledges the receipt OF
the Annual Report OF the President Of
Brown University to the Corporation.
The annual convention Of the Free
Baptist Sunday Schools OF Rhode Island
will occur November IS.h at Pswlucket.
Triumph Lodge /. o. .. F. OF Proyi.
dence is holding a tummage sale this
week IN Pettis block on PIainiield street.
The Regent Literary and Social Club
Fair which had been neld in Irons Hall
for some time closed on Tuesday eve.
ming.
Iohn O'Connelis hat, cap, gents iur-
nishing and trunk store and Laundry at
lsAs Westminster street, building above
the postoiiice.
Rev. + Q. Bass ID, ID. Of the Taber.
nacle Church attended the District Min.
isteriaI Association at Mansfield, Mass
on Monday and Tuesday OF This week.
A satisfactory meal at reasonable
price can be had at Sugden's restaursnt'
IS Olneyville Square, basement Taberns'
Gle building. Largest eating house in
OlneJvi.le.
Mr.. John b Portington OF the annex
and Mis-. Carolina L. Knight OF Knightt
Vile were married at the Broadway Bap.
It's, church Iast Ihursday by Rev. J. Y.
Oterhout
Rev. V. O-lcrhout will preach at the
Broadway Baptist church next Sunday,
Nov. ], atIaI5 and lisp. IN. A mum
Der Of candidates will be baptized at the
evening service. Special singing by the
Barker sisters. Sunday School at Io.45
a. m.
The funeral Of Charles Holbrook, the
well known letter carrier. was soiemnized
at his late residence on Killingly ST. on
Sunday 1t was largely attended. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.
Deufelt Of Edgewood. Tie burial wa'
At Pocasset Ccmetary.
The jhirty .fhh annual meeting Of the
RI. w. /. association was held Wednes'
day in Bell sreep chapel. The business
session was held az } p. m. and memorial
service 20 Lucy Stone az ; o'clock. An
address was delivered by Rev Clay
Mac Csuley ar : 80 p IN. Subject, "A
Review Of the Woman Suffrage Ques.
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