The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-11-16
LOCAL NEWS

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er. Nov. II, son.
Henry Remington of Lowell avenue
has removed TO Manton.
He1ernans Lunch Room open all
night, Is Hartford avenue. II
Benjamin Boss of the annex has
purchased the Atwood place at North
Scituate.
Miss Mabel l.. Conklin of Brooklyn
gave an address at the Tabernacle
church on Sunday evening.
There will be a Sunday school con
cert with special music at 7:1o p. N.
Sunday School at 10:45 a. m.
Mrs. Rathburn, who boards at 2lS
Webster avenue, is nursing at the
aged mems home on Broad street.
The ladies of the Cranston street
NJ. f. Church have been holding a
rummage sale this week at the Pettis
Block.
Mrs. G. II Fletcher, who has been
visiting out of town for several days
returned to her home on Webster ave
nue. Tuesday.
Robert McDonough, assistant libra
rian of the Old Homestead club, re
turned Tuesday from a business trip
to New York.
Henry Cooper of the annex has
commenced the seasons work OF max
ing sales of his speciality, the "Old
Farmers Almanac
At the Broadway Baptist Church.
next Sunday, Nov. IS, Rev. }. '.
Osterhout will preach at 12:l5. Sub
ject, Life for life
Perseverance Company of the Uni
form Rank, Knights of Pythias, met
in their armory on Westminster
street Wednesday and initiated two
candidates.
A. H. Kirkland of Boston will give
= free illustrated lecture on the Gypsy
Moth at the lecture room of the Prov
idence Public Library on Wednesday
evening, November 21st. .~
It is said that a petition will be
presented to the Johnston School
Committee asking that the name OF
the Dam school be changed TO
name less suggestive of profanity.
It is rumored that there are so
many cases Of diptheria among the
scholars OF the Ralph street school
that il may be closed. There are SIX
cases in one family on Cleveland
street.
4 regular meeting Of the Sunset
Club was held on Monday evening,
Considerable business OF a routine
character was transacted and seVeral
propositions for membership were re
cened Ate the business session
supper was served.
Charles McCluskey, who was badly
burned in the kitchen of the t1tzpal'
rick and Smith lunch room, Tuesday
morning, is reported by the Doctors
at the hnode Island Hospital as be-
ing quite comfortable.
John Daily, a resident here, who for
some time has held prominent posi-
ton with the Consolidated Railroad
company at Willimantic, Conn, re-
turned Tuesday. He will be given
reception this evening.
The funeral of Mary, wife of Mich
acl Gorton was held Wednesday
morning from the family home, SS
Julian street. Service was held at
St. Theresa's Church, where the pas
tor, Rev. w. S. Flynn, ofiiciated. Bur
ial was at St. AIMS cemetery.
Some of the older readers OF the
Times will no doubt be interested in
the announcement that Rev. A. L..
Gerrish. formerly pastor of the Plain.
field street Baptist Church mas closed
his labors at North street Free Bap'
fist Church at Bath, Me, and has be-
gun his work as pastor OF the
BAPTIST Church at Oakland, Maine
The funeral OF Fanny, wife of Al
fred Underwood. who died last Fri
dav. took place at her home, GO Dor
chester avenue, Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. J ". Osterhout, pas
tor of the Broadway Baptist Church,
oficiated. The burial was at North
End Cemetery She leaves daugh-
ter besides her husband. There were
many floral offerings.
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