The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-04-13
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LOCAL NEWS
Next Monday the Rhode Island Co
will begin putting down another track
on Charles street.
Sam Lewis of Apponaug visited
friends in the annex on Tuesday.
The Pocasset Ice Company is max
ing arrangements 10 enlarge its pres
ent Office accommodations.
Frank Hanley, Esq, attended the
funeral of City Solicitor Francis Col
we'll in Providence on Tuesday.
James NJ. Shawcross has been con
fined to home this week by illness.
Local baseball that promises to be
good baseball is what Olneyville peo-
pie will get on Merino Flats this sea-
son.
John J. Byron, for many years an
employe at w. NJ. Harris. Jr., lumber
yard, died at his home on Atwells ave
nue. on Monday.
]. |. Lavoie and family are occupy
ing the Curry place in Johnston with
George A. Chamberlain.
The Dresser Tenders Association
will hold a social in Irons Hall next
Monday evening.
Mrs. Albert +. Searles, for five
years head cashier at the Olneyville
square market, severed her connection
there last week. She is succeeded by
Miss Stella Mahar, who had been as
sistant cashier for some time.
The Anna Gordon Branch of the w.
c. T. L. held meeting on Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. NJ.
Calder, 125 Whittier avenue.
The Mems Club of the Broadway
Baptist Church will hold its first meet
ing on Wednesday evening, April IS.
A regular meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will take
place on Wednesday evening of next
week Sidney A. Sherman of Provi-
dence will speak on Municipal Own
ership.'
On Tuesday, April 3, a baby boy was
joyfully welcomed to the home of Earl
G.. and Mabel f. Whelden on Doyle
avenue He will be christened Earl c.
Jr. He is the first great grandchild of
Mrs. Lydia A. Waterman of Plaintield
street.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Broadway Baptist Church Bene-
fetal Institute was held in odd Eel
lows Hall on Friday evening. An eX-
cellent programme was given, consist
ing of vocal selections by G.. b. Cut
Ter and readings by w. G. Richards.
A grass fire near Dyer Nursery
called out the lire department on Sun
day evening.
Drew Brothers, who recently pur-
chased the meat business of Charles
Seigel have removed the market from
Daniel avenue to Barrows street.
The schools in the annex are having
a vacation this week.
w. +. King and family are spend
ing the week at Springfield, Mass.
w. w. Fiske of North Scituate visit
ed old friends in the annex on Mon
day.
John j. Locklin has removed from
Daniel avenue TO Hudson street.
George Young has removed to the
King Place on Plainfield street.
The Feiner Supply Co, located for
some time past in the Rounds block,
have given up business there and the
store is to let.
The Sunset Club held a monthly
meeting on Monday evening. About
fifty members were present and con
siderable routine business was trans
acted. Several applications for mem
bership were received.
A gang of men, employees of the
Rhode Island Company, are at work
this week repairing the Manton ave
nue. tracks.
H. b. Fiske, Olneyville square, says
his sales of Poultry netting this year
are the largest he has ever enjoyed
and the reason for ii is tnat he is sell
ing it for less money than anybody in
Providence