The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-03-23

The 0InDuViIIe TlmeS.
The 4. rime." may ne found for sale
each week asfoiiows
Olneyville Square. James ShaweroSs
Nanton avenue ue............M NJ. Gormleh
Hartford ave r. lteuefnah
Centerdale. George L. Bstcheidei
North Scituate. ,.... Post OinCe
Geor.iayille. ............ Richard looIn
Also at theTIMEs ofhce.
LOCAL NEWS
Clvde Mclaughlin has opened a pc
riodical store near Odd Fellows So.
\ regular meeting of the Sunset
Whist Club was held last evening.
The minstrel show at Mt. Pleasant
was repeated on Monday evening.
The water pipes loI iiaI 40 "'
nue. have arrived and it is understood
that the work OF putting them III VIII
soon begin.
The III. b. Fiske Automobile co.
have recently removed from Sho"
street TO 1913 Bradford street, corner
of Broadway. They are agents tor
the Buick autos
A new sign painters shop has been
opened in Stokes block.
Rev. J. l.. Peacocl. of Westerly
smoke at the Broadway Baptist
Church last Sunday evening.
Mr.. William McKeon and daughter
of Mystic, Conn, were the guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Braney TINS
week.
Repairs are being made to the
Broadway railroad bridge.
The financial town meeting III
Johnston will be held on Monday
April .. at the Town Farm.
Millinery openings are soon to ap-
pear.
II is understood that Daniel d.
Waterman of Pennington avenue mas
purchased the WiXon cottage at 90
nimicut.
Hobe Ferris. the Olneyville base
ball player, who is with the boston
American team in the South, is out
of the game on account OF illness
The Grover Club of this place has
broken. ground for a club house near
Rocky Point.
Patrick Duff. the clever OlneyVllle
baseball player, has received an olei
to nlav with the Washington team OF
of the American Association this sea
son.
The n. f. Southern Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
meet in Newport next week. A pastor
will be assigned to the Tabernacle
Church at this meeting.
Olneyyille is to have another ,wors-
ted mill. The Colwell Worsted 90;
are preparing to build large mil
ON Hartford Ave, near the railroad
crossing.
For the first time in the thirty
wears of it's history, the annual meet
inc of the American Library Assocla-
tion will be held this year within the
limits of Rhode Island, the sessions
being held at Narragansett pier, from
June 30 to July 6, 1906; and the pro
pramme and discussions will doubt
less appeal strongly to all those VINO
are interested in libraries and their
work.
The social committee of the Olney-
Vile Business Mems Association mas
issued folder giving list OF lee,
lures 10 be held at the meetings Oh
the association up to the June meet
ing. The list includes Mr. Barrow
talk on Bankruptcy Law that was
given last Wednesday night; a lee
ture on Public Ownership, by SID
nev A. Sherman on the evening OF
April 18th. and a lecture on How
Newspapers are Made by Charles
r. Thurston of the Evening Tribune
on Wednesday evening, May To-
Priscilla Lodge, ID. of r., held a
regular meeting in Odd Fellows HAN
on Tuesday evening.
Court Gen. Sheridan, No. p, For
esters Of America, held a regular
meeting on Tuesday evening. Elght
new members were initiated. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Chief Ranger, John +.
Keefe. Sub-Chief Ranger, Edward
Barton: Recording Secretary, John
Uoran. Senior Woodward, James
Casey. Junior Woodward, James NJ.
Gagon; Senior Beadle, fatilch
Smith: Junior Beadle, John Riley;
Lecturer, Charles Verrion.
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