The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-10-26
LOCAL NEWS

HenernanS Luncn Room open all
night, 10 Hartford avenue. If
c. NJ. Scott with w S. Fifield and
Co., is on two weeks vacation.
George A. Offer, OF Washington, ID.
c., is the guest of Mr.. w. p. Potter.
The Commercial Club will hold a
social in Irons Hall, November 10th.
Thomas Curley is building three
new greenhouses on Harkness street.
James =. Scanlon's dancing school
opens tomorrow evening in Textile
Hall.
st. Mary's Branch, |. C. b. u, is
holding its second grand fair in Irons
Hall.
William Jacques has removed from
the Hartford avenue section TO Rock
land.
A one story office building on At
wood street is being built by IL. c.
Calef.
Walter NJ. Saunders is building an
addition to his shop at 1S4 Whittier
avenue.
Read the advertisement of the Re
liable Furniture Co., found on the last
page of the Times.
The city engineer is working on
plans for a crossing over the railroad
tracks near Oak street.
Steiner and Grossman of Smith
street have opened a branch tailor
shop on Plainfield street.
The plans for the new ward room
on Plainfield street, will include
school room accommodations.
The states tree preserving agents
did some inspective and protective
work in the annex this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Hovey of San
Francisco, Cal, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Sweet of Broadway.
The social committee of the Sunset
Club has issued its announcement OF
whist dates for the coming season.
There will be special anniversary
services followed by the baptism of
a group Of young men at 7:15 p. m.
Joseph p. Kelly, Edward Gillon and
Charles Donahue Of the Olneyyille
Post office enjoyed their furlough this
week.
Miss S. w. Spencer, book keeper
at the Merino Mills, Is spending her
vacation this week at North Adams,
Mass.
Leslie +. Swain of Ralph street,
participated in the annual gridiron
battle of Brown VS.. Penn. last week
at Philadelphia.
Mayor Dyer and Congressman Ca
pron addressed the Ninth Ward Re-
publican Club rally at Dawson street,
Tuesday evening.
II. C. Calef has had the one story
structure at the corner of Rye and
Dorchester avenues moved northerly,
to make room for house.
II is understood that Rev. j. v.
Osterhout has decided to remain at
the Broadway Baptist church, much
to the satisfaction of his parishioners
AS there was a shortage in the sup
plv of artificial light in the halls of
knowledge at the Roosevelt school on
Tuesday evening, ,-.e session adjourn
ed prematurely.
Nathan NJ. Wright Jr., of Webster
avenue is recovering from the eHects
of "A difficult surgical operation per-
fomed by thoraX expert, assisted by
DR.. J. r. Farrell.
4 branch department of the indus
trial library of the Providence Library
has been opened at the Olneyvllle
Free Library for the benefit OF the
workingmen of this section.
The firm of S. Tourtellot and Co,
dissolved by the decease of Irving
w. Tourtellot, will continue business
at the old location, with Stephen Tour
tellot and stephen w. q. Tourtellot
as partners.
George Smith, formerly Of this sec
ton. was killed by the accidental dls-
charge of his own gun while deer
hunting in Canada, Saturday ana
died almost Immediately. The funer'
nj services occurred at the Harris ave-
nue. Presbyterian church.
Olnevville's new penny vaudeville
"Tbe Edisonia" i'm Rounds BLOCK
opened on Friday of last week. NO
mains or expense has been spared TO
make the place attractive and up TO
date The front is handsome and II
is beautifully lighted in the evening
The patronage seems to be satisfac'
tory.
The Public Park Association Is IN
terested in securing control OF the
glacial ledge near Academy avenue on
Sky High Hill. and is advocating the
Improvement of the banks OF the
Woonasauatucket river and the streets
on either side of the stream by prop
or grading and tree planting.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Heath
Snow was held from her late home on
lowell avenue. Tuesday afternoon.
The service was conducted by Rev. j.
V Osterhout. Burial occurred at
yortb End Cemetery. Miss Snow
d,ed a. the Rhode Island Hospital
Saturday morning from cere6ro SPIN,
al meningitis. She was employed AT