The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-26

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The VIM. Hughes Co. have renewed their
contract to sell the REQ Car in 1907.
An additional building is to be cree.
ted by the Earnscliffe mills. company.
Work has been commenced on the
new Italian church on Union avenue.
Raymond Kenny substituted at J. II.
McCaffrey's store while John Johnson
waa out sick.
About fifty wool sorters employed
at the Atlantic Mills were out this
week on a strike.
Mrs. TillingFast of SO Merino street
entertained party of lady friends
on Monday afternoon.
Halloween supper was held We'd
nesday evening at the Dyer avenue
Baptist chapel on Laurel Hill ave
nue..
A new sign on Westminster street.
near Olneyville square, reads Head
quarters of higgins Club of the Eighth
Ward"
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrel Colwell returned
from their wedding trip last Satur-
day. They will live on Dorchester
avenue.
A normal class in Bible school
study opens this evening at the Free
Baptist church under the direction of
Rev. J. NJ. Lowden.
Miss Margaret killion, who has
been a guest of Miss Kate Tracy on
Chaplin avenue, has returned to her
home in Philadelphia.
Lepriete Sweet the well known
business man of Olneyville, will be
the Republican candidate for Coun-
Gilman from the Ninth Ward.
John Johnson of Alverson avenue,
who has been on the sick list, has
returned to his work in J. ii. McCaff-
reys store on Plainfield street.
Miss Crawshaw of 121 Whittier ave
nue., entertained the Executive Com
mittee of the Broadway Baptist G. +.
Society on Wednesday evening.
Rev. ]. M. Lowden is preaching
series of Sunday morning sermons on
individual, social and civic righteous
ness. The last named aspect of the
subject will be the theme for Sunday.
Mayor Higgins, Congressman Gran
ger, p. J. McCarty, James A. Pirce,
Thomas f. Kearney and George f.
Troy will be the speakers at the Dem.
ocratic rally Tuesday evening in Irons
Hall. .EIz
Fred butcher, Fred w. Graichen,
and Charles d. Fisk constitute COM
mittee which will hold al entertain
ment November 7th at the Baptist
mission corner of Hartford avenue
and Jewell street.
1t is understood that inducements
are being attempted to have Rev. j.
" Osterhout remain as pastor of the
Broadway Baptist church. 1t is said
that an assistant may be provided to
lessen the pastors manifold duties.
Paul Boyhanian, an Armenian, was
seriously injured while at work in
wood yard on Delaine street last Sat
urday morning. A circular saw flew
from it's position and caused a severe
laceration of his arm near the should
er.
George Harrison of 80 Atwood
street entertained the Boys Blue Cross
Club of the Broadway Baptist church
on Sunday afternoon. The next meet
ing will occur tomorrow evening at
the home Of Mrs. Knight, 90 Ellery
street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccarthy and
daughter, Rose, of Woonsocket, Mr..
and Mrs. T. f. McCaffrey and daugh-
ter. Winnifred, of Attleboro, and Syl-
vester J. McGinn of North Attleboro
visited ]. II. McCaffrey and family
Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. p. Elizabeth,
wife of Judson Spaulding of Chepach-
ct, was held yesterday. Prayer was
held at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Joseph A. Ripley, 62 Bridgham
,troot fnlIownd nv SprvicpS i'm tha
chapel at Chepachet.
At the recent meeting of the Olney-
vile Business Mems Association the
matter OF holding trade carnival and
Old Home celebration next year was
discussed and it was decided TO con-
tinue the committee which was in.
structed to report later and map out
n program