The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-11-23
LOCAL NEWS

of the Detroit Free Press, is visiting
his mother.
George Pratt is working in Grey
stone during the dull period at the
Riverside mill.
Inspector James Hackett Of the
Rhode Island Co. is confined TO his
home by illness
Court Thomas A. Doyle will hold
a concert and social on the evening
of November 26th
David G. Tourtellot. the milk deal
er. who figured in a collision Satur-
day, is resting comfortably
Mahlon A. Mowry, formerly in the
market business here, has lately ac-
cepted a position at Wrentham, Mass.
Mrs. w. II. Mcintyre and Mary E
+. Mccormack have been spending
two weeks with friends in Rockville,
Conn.
James f. Corcoran and Thomas F,
Millet, business men of Olneyville,
left here Tuesday evening for New
York.
Rev Fr McDermott, who is sta
toned at St Paul, Mimi, is visiting
his father and sisters at % Deborah
street. ttg
Mrs. Thomas Fallon Of Brooklyn,
New York, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. David b. Mott of Laurel Hill
avenue.
Triumph Lodge of Odd Ladies have
been holding a Rumntage Sale this
week in the Pettis Block on Plain
field street
William Conan, lately with the
Hall & Lyon Co, has associated him
self with G. K. Parker at Odd Eel
lows square.
II Anthony Dyer gave an address
on An Artists Ramble in Southern
Italy," at the Bell street chapel last
Friday evening.
James Hyman, who was recently
married, served chicken dinner
Sunday to fifty of his friends, at his
home on Wood street.
John Diakely returned to his home,
517 Hartford avenue, last Sunday
evening. Mr.. Blakely has been en-
ployed in Panama for several months
The city of Providence, through
Frederick Greene has purchased
10000 square feet of land on Laurel
Hill avenue, which is 10 be used as
play ground.
Rev. S. Darlington will deliver a
lecture at the Tabernacle church on
the evening of November 10Th. The
lecture is under the auspices OF the
Ladies Aid Society.
At the Broadway Baptist church,
next Sunday, Nov. 20, Rev j. '. Os-
terhout will give a Thanksgiving SER
mon at 12:15. Subeject, New Stars
In our National Firmanent.'
The Union Aid Society held a bean
supper and spelling match in its hall
on Dewey street, Wednesday evening
Preaching by Clifton II. Walcott at
Ills p. m. Sunday school 1915 a. IN.
James d. Baldwin has begun the
construction Of a new three tenement
house at the corner of Alverson and
Eastwood avenues. Mr.. Baldwin is
the owner dS well do lhS NOHI "NNO'
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Townley of
Hartford avenue, entertained friends
from Pawtucket, Fall River, Grey
stone and Wanskuck on Sunday In
celebration of the 10Th anniversary OF
their marriage.
Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen of
America held a regular meeting Mon
day evening in GuiId Hall. Six can
didates were initiated. Refreshments
were served and a social time follow
ed the business session.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susan Clark,
who died last week Wednesday, was
held last Monday morning from her
sisters home on Hudson street. Rev.
FIR. Little officiated. Burial was in
St Francis Cemetery.
Dr. Turner intends TO move about
December first to his new and finely
fitted offices in the Fletcher building,
PIP Union street, city. DR.. Turner
has had an office in Olneyville at 3
Hartford avenue for about three
years.
Sunday morning the members OF
Bud of Hope Lodge, with visiting
friends. attended service at the Plain
field street church. where special eX-
ercises were held The pastor, Rev,
J. NJ. Lowden, preached an appropri-
ate sermon.
The funeral Sf Mrs. Mary \. Moore
was held from her home at 532 Plain
field street Tuesday afternoon. She
was the wife OF William H. Moore, |
an overseer in one Of the local mills. |
The services were conducted by Rev.
Fay r. Hunt Of .he VI +. Tabernacle. !
Burial was in pucdssct cemetery.
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