The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-01-06
The 0llGuyiIIe Tlm0S.

ge l. ba,She'usi ing sIS three-story brick
- pn., o@rs house ON Washington streets.
'N0""" ioo'n Thomas r. Clarke OF ST Theiess's
ICE. Branch was chosen president SUNDAY os
= the Rhode Island Irish Catholic Union.
EWS -. .,
section reopened s. Barton soemnized Mon
day. Interment occurred at ST. Patrcks
..,n, g.. ,.i, Cemetery.
Rev y Wheeler will preach at the
~ Broadway Baptis, Church Sunday, Jan.
''''> ""' ' at I3IS and lisp. m. Evening subject,
The Prodigals Misery. Sunday School
.s4 =, a., 10 IS a. m.
iuenza Plans are being considered by the & Jm.
mittee on highways of the City Council
w. " o"se al proposed bridge and street the
"p''p' Woonasg uatucket river at Calyery street.
.,,, ,.., -, near Harris avenue.
N>"''"' Rev c +. Cate delivered address
Al. - NJ, sunday at the exercise. inciden
,.,,, tai to laying the corner stone OF the nsw
Free Evangelical Congregational Church
n is erecting Hope ST.
a number from The annex present
II Laurel Hill Sunday morning hear the farewell dis
oy illness. delivered by DIR, Wallace Mating
at the Union Congregational church.
closed Mon where ne ha. be.n the pastor for ten
eng" iesa' nell years.
Local ice dealers report that the year
d" III h'as'Po' is record breaker far the
Saturday OF last early storage crop. The frat OF
the wee = the Hughesdse Ice Co, report
owing into Patrick ed 5000 harvested which unpre.
se on Piainfed cedened early in the year
Free Baptist Church, PlsinfeId 81.
aSed IN the ne" o.4S, Sermon by NJ Lowden, Subject,
Mahloh avenue The Church Militant I3IS, Bible
School. IS Y r. $. G. +. 90 PraIe
,e been made to Service. Address by Mr.. Lowden, sub
=, { Lutber ON ject Divine Intervention In Human Al
fairs.
~ ee Club will The funeral of George K. Fisher, aged
broadway cbucb 40 years held Wednesday aite
from his late residence, So Huntington
avenue. His death occurred the
' va o'''N Rhode Island Hospital, where he had
WV - - ''''' been under rgoing treatment for pneu.
monia
on attended the one OF the longest freight trains
ing al the Manton In this section for several weeks least
crossed Painfed street Sunday evening
,.,,.-, , 7 p TO Providence from
. . -. . Southbidge. The emptisess OF THE
cars was slightly suggestive OF the receipt
OF Christmas presents along the line.
Louis lie Vine OF Jewell street, has ae-
cepted the position OF fiscal agent OF the
Bingham West Dip Tunnel Co., whose
0adwa, enter GOLD, silver and copper mines located
lauies nom the in ah, swentyx from Salt Lake
We. Cay. Itis understood that number of
tending the even siderable pecunnsy interest in the pro-
ing at the Rhode peny.
The funeral OF James Cephas lol.
,o,i,, 49,, : ., brook the victim of The Sunset Ave.
I'M. r,, ,L - coasting accident soemuizsd..st his
poia, late home on Jewel $, Sunday. II
ATTENDED by large uumber OF relatives
ow Of Brooklyn, and niends OF the family. Rev. J. NJ.
idays with their owdcn conducted the services and the
this place. nterment took place Pocasset Gene.
terry.
is a visit here
,,.d ,o.,,i - Owing to the fatality which occurred
,,i,,. . .r last week n Sunset avenue, many citi.
zens Of the Killingly street neighborhood
expressing themselves forcibly In
"h'u'e' avenue favor OF having the police prohib,
amer avenue aIe coastng the highway, the steep
q oualton busi- grade Neuaconksn Hill, that
point, when alive with coasters, racing
meeting and re- lightning speed, IL 10 the
n viii occur mex, safety Of pedestrians.
1'''0" P"''''s o" Narraganseu Commandery, o. g.
c., Initiated several candidates Wednes-
s,i.f f,y man, day evening Odd Fellows Hall. The
Hs,,f,,d .y.ou. degree staff Of Paragon sommsndery
IN A,rningon, had charge Of the ceremony. The noble
90 commander, Herbert l.. Kelley. concluded
- his second term, and the 18th OF Jam
at No. Hart uary will be installed ss past noble
melke and mander He will take his degree In the
&c tor square grand eornmandery st the next session
specially. that body, which is to be held West
ery Ia April.
lown Providence m
he peope of h The latest novelty In the calendar line
"a psttonape n. that has to notice 10 kr
,vle during the ticay designed souvenir which George
w. Amson, OF the Webster avenue gro
csry and market is distributing among
''", P"o"k'" his patrons The sentimen, and feeling
N~S''e''' ''e"' embodied In the stanza,
a. ,, "To gsze once lon old time scenes.
Makes all my being tingej
Well / recall my boyhood days,
q lor woman TO When mother used the shingle,"
les direct to the not appreciated fully until the
Steady work svN pecng reader turns over the spanking
person Address good calendar and notices the
side that IL isa real ,hings.
iis and Ladies Of