The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-21
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Dr. Walter Smith OF the an
mex is seriously i'll.
Frank San Souci has accepted a
position in the Riverside Mills.
Mrs. George HALFWAY OF Deborah
street is reported as being very i'll.
William Pratt was visitor OF j.
II. Young on Sunday in Greystone.
An entertainment was held at the
Tabernacle church on Tuesday eve
ming.
Olneyville merchants say that the
Christmas trade is very good this
year.
A daughter was born TO Dr. and
Mrs. \. II. Barnes OF Plainteld street
on Monday.
Frank Hefernon, who is studying
dentistry at Baltimore, is home for
the holidays.
The annual collections at st. An
thongs church this year, was very
generous one.
DR.. Mclaughlin OF Providence has
opened a dental ONCE in the Taber-
nacle building.
Willow Camp, order OF Woodmen,
installed a number OF candidates on
MOnay evening.
1t is understood that Bernard Nan
gle intends to erect business block
on Bancroft street
A number of ducks on the c. A..
Tourtellot farm were killed by
tramp dog on Monday.
St. Theresas Institute held a de
bate at their hall on Westminster
street on Monday evening.
The Junction House saloon at the
corner of Plainfield street and Pocas-
set avenue has been torn down.
St Agnes Chapter of the Messiah
Guild held a Christmas sale at the
church parlors on Tuesday evening.
Lieutenant Tyler and Patrolmen
Huntley. Hand and Mckensie OF the
Sixth Station are away on furloughs.
A subscription 10 the Times for a
friend who is interested in local af
fairs is not a bad Christmas present.
The Robert Emmett Association
held a business meeting at it's rooms
on Broadway on Wednesday evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Jennie Murray
was held at the 2nd Presbyterian
church on Harris avenue on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. J. Read of III Webster
avenue is working, during the holi-
day season, for Jones and Company
in the Arcade.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of 2. held a
memorial service on Sunday for the
late Ezra A. Tyrrell. The service was
attended by a large number OF the
members.
William Schoteld, for number OF
years employed in the weaving de
partment at the Earnscliffe Mills has
accepted a responsible position in a
large mill at Clinton, Mass.
Thomas Christian, freight agent at
the Plainfeld street station of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. went to Sycacuse, y. Y,
where his son was ordained to the
priesthood on Wednesday.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. .. o. K.
held a meeting on Tuesday evening.
One application for membership was
received.
Evangelist y. r. Hafer Of Vermont
will preach at the Broadway Baptist
Church next Sunday, at l2:l5 and 7:l5
%. m; and at the Hartford avenue
Chapel. near Jewell street at p IN.
Mr.. Hafer is the State Evangelist OF
Vermont and a very interesting and
effective speaker.
Peter Leonard, we'll known resi-
dent of the annex, died at his home on
Dewey street, on Saturday, after an
illness Of some months. The deceaS-
cd was carpenter by trade and was
popular with a large circle OF friends.
The funeral services were held at St.
AnthOnys church on Tuesday.
The Columbus Union installed tne
following officers Sunday evening:
President-Daniel Donnelly; Vice
President-James !. Owens; Record
ing Secrptary-James ID. Hogan; HI
nancial Secretary Martin Tracy;
Board OF Governors-Janfes Scanlon,
Patrick Mchugh. anu Warren Martin;
Librarian-Edward {. Hogan.
The school house on Kelley street
is being repaired.
Priscilla Lodge ID. OF X. gave a
social and entertainment in Odd Eel
lows Hall on Monday evening. The
following program was given:
Song. Miss Johnson; magic, Mr..
sherman: illustrated song, Mr.. Armi-
tage: reading. Miss Johnson; Japan
ese magical acts. Mr.. Sherman; IL
mstrated song. Mr. Armitase; read