The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-11-02
LOCAL NEWS

NJ. II. Corrigan has sold his Olney-
vile Square drug store 10 Thomas +.
Grady, who took possession of the
same last Saturday morning. Mr.. Gra-
dy has been manager of the store for
some time.
DR.. John T. Farrell has a new Or.
lent touring car.
st. Anthony's Chapter of the church
of the Messiah held Halloween
party on Wednesday evening in Lib
rary Hall.
Heffernan's Lunch Room open all
night, 15 Hartford avenue. If
Jesse Knight, formerly superintend-
ent Of the Lawton Spinning Co.'S
Olneyyille plant and more recently
with a large mill arNew Bedford, has
lately taken position with the Argo
Mills at Gloucester City, \. ].
Miss Eva White opened dancing
school for children in Springer Hall
last Saturday afternoon.
George Whipple of the annex has
severed his connection at Carpenters
Foundry.
Horace p. Martin has been engaged
for some time in building house for
S. b. Atwood at North Sctuate
What's the use of a doctor, unless
YOU obtain the medicine he orders?
Bring your Prescriptions here, and
the physician will be pleased to know
that you have been to a reliable phar'
macst. George H. Lees, prescription
r,barD,apiCt Cprippar cnnnra
At the Broadway Baptist Church,
next Sunday, Nov. 4, the pastor, Rev.
J. V. Osterhout, will preach at l2:15
and Evangelist George +. Davis at
7:15 p. m. Sunday school at 10;45
a. IN.
Rev. J. V. Osterhout having been
unanimously requested to remain as
pastor Of the Broadway Baptist church
will give his decision at the close of
the 1915 service next Sunday, Nov.
L.
Father Simmons Branch |. G. B. u.
will give minstrel entertainment In
Infantry Hall on Dec. 13.
The North Scituate ladies. held
Rummage Sale this week at the Pettis
block.
DR.. r. p. Bennett, the veterinary
surgeon, visited Putnam recently on
business trip.
Miss Abby Page of Scituate was
buried at Pocasset Cemetery, Satur-
day.
Frank Bohn, national secretary of
oh in
this week.
II. c. Calef purchased this week,
two lots on East Atwood street and
North Sterling avenue.
T. f. Millet who August 9th cast
his business card overheard in bot
tie off Point Judith, while on his va
cation, has just received a reply f.Sm
Smyrna, n. c., where the message
was carried by ocean currents.
a turkey supper was served to the
wardens and clerks Of the Eighth
Ward on Monday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
The fair under the auspices of St
Mary's branch, |. G. b. L., at Irons
Hall closed Monday.
The Providence Library will open
next month, a branch in the Mount
Pleasant section The new quarters
will be in the Sprague House, the
home Of the Working Girls Club, at
Z Armington avenue.
Frederick c. Thompson of AZ Po-
Casset avenue was thrown from his
carriage on Westminster street near
the Hoyle building, Tuesday morning
He was attended by DR.. j. j. Robin
son OF Cranston street. The accident
was due TO the horses taking fright
at an automobile near Harrison street
Mr.. Thompson received cut over the
right eye.
Albert Knight of Ellery street, was
recently elected High Priest of the
Providence Royal Arch Chapter.
At the close of the communion SER
vice at the Broadway Baptist church
Sunday, it is expected that the pas
tor will give his decision concerning
the withdrawal of his resignation.
Rev. w. w. Deckard, pastor OF the
Arlington +. b. church, who visited
Europe this SUMMER, with his cam
era, 10 preparing a course Oh lecIuIeo
upon his travels, which he proposes
10 deliver the coming winter.
Alfred Goodwin of the annex, who
is well known in Odd Fellowship cir
cles in this state, visited Attleboro re-
Gently in the interest of that work.
Rev. Thomas ]. Gregg of Warren
spoke at the Methodist church sun
day.
Victor Francis of Beetle street, as
sisted in the musical program at the
Y. VI. c. A. Sunday afternoon by the
rendition Of tenor solos.
Black Licorice, large stick, &c; Pain
Killer. 20c: Flaxseed, SC per pound; I;
Castoria. 25c: Bromo Quinine tablets
25c: Eskay's Food 19c, 39c and 6Oc;
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