The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-05-11
The 0InouYlIIe TlmoS.
LOCAL NEWS


on Tuesday by "Cannania."
c. Z. Lewis is reported as having
sold his house on Webster avenue.
Miss Holbrook. of the Hasseltine
House. addressed the Farther Lights
of the Broadway Baptist church, last
Monday evening.
For the latest style OF spring and
summer clothing there is no better
place for particular men than at )
Elias 212 Union street, Providence.
James Crawshaw. the Plainfeld
street florist, has been exhibiting AS
paragus Plumosis Crawshaw.! - in
New York this week.
Sunday was observed as the forty
first anniversary Of the Broadway
BAPTIST church. At the morning ser
vice the pastor, Rev. j. '. Osterhout,
in addition TO the sermon, gave an ad-
dress of welcome TO the new members.
In the evening the anniversary ser
mon was prached by Rev. II. w. Wat
jen of Warren.
James King, the local baritone
soloist with Mrs. Evelyn Cook Will
Jams, reader, and Mrs. Irving p. Irons
pianist. is TO give a song recital IN the
Greystone Methodist church to night
Milk thieves got in their fine work
on Plainheld street, the latter part oil
last week. Saturday, Alphonse Trim
BILE reported TO the police that for three
mornings in succession he had lost a
quart bottle while the same day Fred
Graben reported that someone mad
stolen 10 quart can OF the acteaI
fluid from his store.
VIM. Read. III Webster avenue, a
draughtsman employed by the Amer
lean Ship Windass Company has been
suffering from a lame side.
Judging from the number Of new
houses being erected in the annex
1906 will go on record as a banner
building year for Olneyville.
l.. Cole has assumed full charge of
Nicholson & Thackray store on the
square.
DR.. Clifford Colwen is home on a
short vacation. He leaves in day or
two for Washington ID. c., where he
fills the position of house physician at
the Sibley Hospital.
DIR. Erskine of New Hampshire, the
owner Of the "Fenner Stand was III
town this week
Theodore Rochon of the annex, Is
building a summer cottage near OaR
Swamp Reservoir.
The Steinert Piano Co. have opened
a branch store at 73 Plainteid street
A regular meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association Will be
held on Wednesday evening OF next
week.
The William Hughes Co., Of Bough
street. are doing rushing business in
autos. They are having carload OF
"Reo" machines coming every week
from the Lansing Mich. factory.
Arthur Alden, we'll known in this
section has taken a cottage near Lake
Moswansicut for the summer
Do YOU want a watch, f. A. Mitch
ell. Plainfield street, has fine assert
ment.
Louis H. Meyer is expected home
from Europe this month.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Morris, Of Pat.
erson, y. J. are visiting Mr.. Morris
mother. at 1875 Laurel Hill avenue.
The Clipper Stars of Olneyville, will
meet any 10 year old team in the state
B. A. Smith has let the majority of
cottages, at Long Meadow, for the sea-
son.
Archie NORM took a party to South.
bridge on Sunday, in the big auto OF
the Thompson Auto Co.
Frank Van Stock, who is in charge
of the order department at the Olney'
vile Square Market, expects 10 90 10
Europe next month on vacation trip
At the eighth ward Democratic eau
Gus. held Tuesday night, these dele
gates were chosen: /, Frank l.. Nc.
Govern. 412 Hartford avenue; ?, John
II. Conroy. 171a Perry street: 3, John
f. Wallace, % Deborah street
MIR. and Mrs. w J. Read spent part
of this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Read in Riverside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Peckham, of
Central Falls, visited relatives in the
annex this week.
Considerable satisfaction is express
sed at the return OF Maurice Sugden
to his restaurant, No IL Hartford ave
nue..
Letter carrier, Edward II. Gillian
is away this week on his annual vaca
tion.
FLOWER AND GARDEN SEEDS.
You will find a full line of flower
field and garden seeds, also plows and