The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-07
LOCAL NEWS

Hall this evening.
Over $3.50 was cleared at the eX-
hibition and sale at the Webster Av.
grammar school last week.
The Committee of the Olneyville
Business Mems Banquet organized re-
Gently with w. \. II. Grant for Chair
man, w. ID. Harris, Secretary and Z.
A. Mitchell Treasurer.
The funeral of Michael Kelley who
died at his residence, lO5 Julian street,
last Thursday, was held Monday at
St. Mary's Church on Broadway,
Mathew Gormley entertained some
friends at his home, 50 Wood street,
last Friday evening.
One of the classes Of the Broadway
Baptist Sunday school held a well
attended entertainment in Odd Eel
lows hall, Plainfeld street, last Fri
day evening. The proceeds will go to
the Hartford avenue Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald b. Blair of
Laurel Hill avenue entertained party
of friends recently.
William Hodges, 81 years of age, cut
an artery in his left thumb, Saturday
evening at his home, 2l5 Manton av.
Mrs. j. II. McCaffrey is having her
property on Plainfield street painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tourtelot were
visitors out of town last week.
Nathan NJ. Wright has been appoint
ed guardian of Hezekiah =. Harris Of
Smthfield.
D. Howard Thornton, the architect
has moved to Ralph street
Thomas c. Johnson of New Haven,
CT. was in town on Tuesday.
The graduating class of the Web
ster avenue school has had its group
picture Photographed.
Andrew Harris, formerly a resident
of the annex, will spend the winter
in Florida.
The ffty.fifth piano recital OF the
pupils of the Hans Schneider Piano
School will be given in the recital hall
of the school on Saturday afternoon,
December eighth. at four o'clock.
Prizes are to be awarded at the
Country Masquerade Party at Me
chanics Hall on Wednesday evening
December 18th.
Next Wednesday evening Manuiac-
turers Lodge No. 10 |. o. o. f., will
visit Perseverance Lodge of Appo-
naug.
At the Broadway Baptis~ Church
next Sunday, Dec 9, the pastor, Rev.
J. V. Osterhout will speak at 12:l5
and .:15 p. m.
Morning subject, Victory in Ad-
vance" Sunday School 1915 a. m.
Manufacturers Lodge No. 10 |. o. Q.
F., at its meeting on Tuesday elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year.
Noble Grand-Mott d. Hedges; Vice
Grand-C. \. Van Leuven; Recording
Secretary-Ioseph w. Atkin; Finan-
cial SecretaryEdward G. Shawcross;
Treasurer-Joseph Cough; Tustees--
\. w. Smith, Thomas Walch and G.
r. Parker: Hall Committee-Simon
Elias; Representatives to odd Fellows
Home Association-Jame y. Smith.
Miss Edith Hcyworth, Miss Eliza
beth Curry, Miss Nancy b. How
land. Miss Marion Place. Miss
Miriam Clarke. Miss Wallace. Miss
Nora G.. Wright Mrs. Clinton
w. Eastwood and Miss Pearl
Eastwood are among the list OF
residents of the annex who are attend
ing the extension course of lectures,
given by Prof. Crosby at Brown Uni
yersity for the benefit of Providence
school teachers. The school schedule
COMPRISES advance work in English
literature anr foreign languages
The Willing Workers connected with the
Pettis avenue Mission will hold a sale at
the residence Of Mrs L. 5. Grant, s. Dan.
iel avenue next Monday afternoon and
evening.
Lung protectors, 5lc.. soc. and 75c.' ho'
water bottles, 4Sc., 7zc Csc. and sI25, al
bottles warranted. 1-quart fountain syringcs
soc.. re sI.oo, SLzs and -. 50; family
bulb syringes, soc. 10 s1z5, all syringes
warranted; paper vests, ladies aud gents
all sizes. soc hair irso'cs. all sizes, Ioc
per pair; pure cod liver oil, z5e and sos
per bottle; sulphur and cream tartar lozen-
gers. roc. boz. 1.erain 4uiaine pills, 75c.
per 100 bottle ,1.cart'.. foc., 25c., and
soe we carry fall nre of Camera sup.
plies. BYRON q. SMITH, Prescription
Druggist, 10 olneyville square.
RINGS, RINGS.
Diamond, opal, ruby, sapphire, pearl ,ur-
oyoise and garnet rings, 81. singly and in