The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-08-31
LOCAL NEWS

Ry. J. NJ LOwden, is having his res
| idence on Webster avenue reshingled
The Olneyville base ball team will
play against the Maplevilles tomor
row.
At almost all of the Oneyville.
Mills, building operations are notice
able.
Tn work Of removing the buildings
on the city property at the junction
has begun.
Several from this section were plan
ming to attend the Old Home Day, OBJ
seryance at North Scituate on Sept. >.
The Roger William Family Associa-
ton will hold its annual reunion at
Roger Williams Park Thursday, Sep
tember &.
The w. T. c. T., held an open air
meeting in Olenyville Squqqare Sun
day afternoon. Rev. G. NJ. Caldwell
was the speaker
An attempt was made by an incen-
diary Sunday to set fire to the gaso-
line works of John W. Bennett on
Cleveland street
According 10 the plans now made
The Labor Day celebration in this
section promises to surpass that of
any previous year.
Crawford w. Barnes. is the head
Of the new company which will oper.
ate the Ncmasket Worstcd Mills at
Middlcboro, Mass.
The Cottage Meeting Society. Of
he Broadway Baptist church, held its
meeting at the Hartford avenue chap
el Tuesday uyning.
\ lawn party under the auspices of
the Church Of the Messiah was held
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at
}25 Laurel Hill avenue.
The r. |. Commercial School begins
the Fall term September 4th. II has
gained the reputation OF being one of
the best business school in the State.
New boilers are being Installed al
the Valley Worstod Mills of the Amcri-
can Woolen Co.. and at the Providence
d. b. & c. Companys Mill on Valley
street.
One Of the acts of the Police Com
mission at its meeting Monday was to
raise the pay of Patrolman Thomas
Kane of the Sixth station, he having
completed the three years service.
At the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday, Sept ., the pastor, Rev
J, V. Osterhout will preach at 12:15
and 7:l5 p. NJ. Morning subject
without Limit, evening subject "A
Table in the Wilderness"
The funeral of Ezra A. Tyrel of G2
Daniel avenue was held Sunday, after
noon. Mr.. Tyrcl was a tinsmith bv
trade and well known in this section.
He was Sc years old and member
of lvanhoe Lodge, X. of p.
Glass instruction in music has proved
great success at the Hans Schneider Piano
School in Providence, This school gave
instruction to over two hundred pupils last
year. 1t has become an institution of much
value to the people Of Rhode Island.
The pickle crop shortage at the Bud
long, farm, Cranston. and the dcstruc-
tion by fire of the Heinze Pickle Com
panys works at St Paul, Tuesday
will have a tendency towards raising
the price on that line of goods The
daily papers speak of the Budlong
pickle farm as almost a national
Porous Plasters, Ioc, =; for 2sc,; Casca-
rets, Ioc.; Mellin's food, sac. and s5c.;
Matted Milk,5oc and 79c.; Pain Killer, 2oc
Liquozone, 4oc.; Pears Soap, roc.; Beef,
Iron and Wine, 25c Shaw's Malt Whiskey
75c Tooth Brushes, Ioc. and 5oc., all
brushes warranted; Pocket Combs. &C.. roc
l5c., 2oc.; Ladies Dressing Combs, &C
to soc Fine Combs, &C., Icc., Isc., 2oc.
and 25c.; Hair Brushes, Ioc. to 81. We
give legal Stamps with all purchases
Byron A. Smith, Prescription Druggist,