The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-11-30
LOCAL NEWS


building of two tenements and a store
for Harry Stone at Knightsville.
Rev. l.. Darlington gave a lecture
last evening in the Tabernacle
The State road on Hartford Pike
has been completed as far west as
Brown Avenue, about a mile from
the Scituate line. The work will now
be suspended until Spring.
Court Thomas A. Doyle, Foresters
of America, held a supper and enter
tainment in Springer's hall, Monday
evening, which proved success.
The funeral of Bridget j.. daughter
Of Ann and the late James McDon-
ough, who died Monday at her home,
Aspinwall court, was held Thursday
from st. Mary's Church.
owen O'Gara has returned from
hunting trip in the wilds of Maine.
St Theresa's Benevolent Aid Soci-
ETY. held a very successful social last
Friday evening.
w. J. Freeman, for several years
with H. b. Fiske, is 10 open loan
Office in the Armory Hall building.
Next Sunday, Dec. md, Rev J. V.
Osterhout, the pastor, will speak at
1915, and Rev II. NJ. King, ID. D.,
will preach at 7:15 p. m. Sunday
School, 10:45 a. m.
The Broadway Baptist Church has
arranged to celebrate the 25th anne
versagy of the pastorate of Rev. j.
V. Ost1rhout, beginning Sunday with
a sermon by DR.. II. NJ. King in the
evening. On Monday evening ad-
dresses will be given by President
Faunce of B. T., DR.. King, DR. Il. l..
Henson, Rev. J. A. Hainer and A. b.
McCrillis, Everybody is invited.
There will be general parish gather
ing also on Tuesday night.
Mayor elect Mccarthy was the
guest of the members of the Regent
Club last Sunday afternoon,
The Crown Worsted Mill have been
granted a permit to erect a new
building on Oak St, - Y rs feet. The
new building will contain an Office,
shipping room and storage room and
will be used by the Snowdon Worst
ed Mill Co.
Quite a number of Oneyville peo-
pie visited the SanitOrium at Wallum
Pond on Sunday.
The penny vaudeville in this place
has been closed this week.
Olneyville was well represented
at the Brown Dartmouth foot ball
game at Springfield last Saturday.
John ]. Fitzgerald of Pawtucket
and Luke Kavanagh We're the speak
ers at the meeting of the Robert
Emmett Association Sunday after
noon.
William A. Sutcliffe, who has been
in charge of the shipping department
at the Atlantic Mill has resigned.
About the customary number of
turkey raffles were held here this
week.
Rev John NJ. Lowden of the Plain
field St. Baptist Church assisted in
the exercises Of laying the corner
stone of the new Baptist Church at
Georgiaville last Saturday.
The What Cheer Social Club held
it's annual reunion in Springer's Hall
last Sunday afternoon.
A touring car numbered 1895 was
overturned on Manton Ave, last Sat
ur1ay evening.
John McGlinchey, chairman of the
entertainment committee of the
Olneyville Free Library Association
has made arrangements to give the
people of this section two very fine
lectures The first is on Tuesday
evening. December 18th when Mrs.
Walter Stokes Irons will discuss
"Women of Colonial Days" and at
4 later date President Faunce
of Brown University will speak on
q subject TO be announced later. The
lectures will be given in Library Hall.
Lymonsville people want a 20 min
ute car service TO the city.
The Sunset Club bowlers proved
too strong for the Post Office team
on Monday evening. The letter-sort-
ers lost every one Of the three strings.
The degree team of st Mary's
branch OF the Irish Catholic Benevo-
lent union met Monday evening
Harry Chapman acting as chairman.
The following officers were elected:
President. Martin j. O Neil; Secre-
tary. Thomas aenehan Treasurer,
Joseph Westerman; Captain, NJ. \.
Hughes: Lieutenant, VI. J. O'Neil.
4 Thanksgiving concert was held
by the Sunday School Of the Plain
field Street Baptist Church last Sun
day evening.
William Poole. who has been con-
fined TO his home on Laurel Hill Av..
for the past two months with typhoid
fever. was out doors. Sunday
About two hundred people enjoyed
the banquet. which was served by
Banspach brothers. at the annual -
ception and banquet of the What
Cheer Social Club held in Springer's
hall. Sunday afternoon.
Lung protectors, g.. 60 and 75c.; hot
water bottles, 4Sc., 7zc gSc. and II 2S, all
bottles warranted; 7-quart fountain syringes