The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-12-28


Of dancing, has bought the barber
shop in Stokes Block, No / Olneyvile
Square. He guarantees first-class
work.
The introduction of PawtuXet water
this week into the newly completed
Mains, which were laid through Web
ster avenue and the Olneyvile sec.
ton several months ago. is now being
tried. The people of the Annex are
being considerably benefited by the
increase pressure which the improve
ment affords.
At the Broadway Baptist Church,
next Sunday, Dec. 80, Evangelist \.
L. Haffer of Vermont will preach at
I12:l5, and 7:45 y. m. He will also
preach at Dyer Ave Chapel at > p. m.
Sunday School 10:45 a. m.
A Watch meeting will be held at the
Broadway Baptist Church, Monday
evening, Dec. 81, with the following
program: Y. p. S. Z. meeting SO.
Sermon by Rev. J. Stewart. 9. Re-
freshments, 1O-10:45. 10:45-12 open
meeting for all. Everybody welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tourtellot of
Laban street visited the latter's par
ents Christmas at Foster Centre.
A handsome family monument has
been erected in the Thomas Pike lot
at Pocasset cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus +. Rose, OF
Providence, were the guests of her
father, Hon. G.. +. A. Beane on Christ
mas.
Patrick McDonough has the con-
tract to build a new house on Roose,
Welt street for Harlan A. Page or
Webster avenue.
The death of Miss Lottie A., daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Tripp
of Laurel Hill, which occurred Monday
morning at a. III. at her parents
residence. after an illness OF only
twenty.four hours duration, came as
a severe shock to her many friends
in Cranston and Providence, where
she was a student at the English High
School. Death was due to ptomaine
poison. Miss Tripp was eighteen years
of age. She was well liked by those
who knew her and was possessed OF
genial and sunny temperament. She
was an active worker in Sunday
School affairs both at the Arlington
Free Baptist church and at the Laurel
Hill Free Baptist Mission. The fun
eral services were held yesterday
afternoon at the family home on
Maplewood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthewman of Debo-
rah street entertained few or their
friends at their home Christmas Eve.
4 large, attractive painting of "The Vii
lagc Blacksmith" executed in colors by ar
tst Gordon, was placed this week over the
enterancc Of Louis Briggs blacksmith
stand on Plainfeld street. thereby imparting
a classical aspect TO that end OF the Square.
Mr. Briggs has had the old blacksmith shop
which is one Of the landmarks OF Olneyvllle,
remodeled and the painting is one OF the
most noticeable improvements in connec-
ton herewith.
Miss Sadie Kelley of New York City,
spent the HOLIDAYS with her uncle, James
McCaffrey and family at 10 Laban street.
Mr. and Mrs Caleb Scott entertained
c company OF Christmas day at their home on
Plainfield street
Brush and Comb Sets, sc. to IS Toilet
and Manicure Sets, SI.25 to S4.S7; Smok.
ing Sets, soc. TO s. 81; Shaving Sets, Sc;
to So oS; Perfume Atomizers, SIC. to - IS
Perfume in fancy packages, I5c to s2.S7,
nice one for asc., soc. and 75c. Candy in
fancy boxes, roc. to S2.67, a nice one for
ssc. to soc Brownie Cameras, 81. to IS.
each. BYRON \. SMITH, Prescription
! Druggist, 10 Olncyville Square.