The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-02-16
LOCAL NEWS

Evangelist Bowley Green will preach
az the Broadway Baptist Church next
Sunday. February IS, at 1918 and 7:15
/ y. m.
| Mr.. Green will also preach at the
/ Dyer Ave. Chapel on Laurel Hill Ave,
near Dyer Ave, at $3.50 p. m.
Patrolman James Moan is again of
| duty on account Of illness.
I The stockholders OF the Olneyville
/ Baseball Association held a meeting
! last evening a. the Olneyyille Hotel.
Mrs. 5. Graham Clark will conduct
eVangelistiC services at the Free Bap-
tist Church. Plainfeld street, on Tues
dag. Wednesday and Thursday eve
niugs OF next week. The meetings this
week have been OF special interest
and profit
An ice team belonging TO the Provi-
dence Ice Co. was run into by the
early passenger train on the South
bridge branch OF n. Y. y. II. q II. r.
r., near the Olneyyille station yes
terday morning. The wagon was
wrecked. a horse killed and two men
considerably injured.
Joseph ). Jackson Of Detroit, Mich,
was in town yesterday on a brief
visit. Mr. Jackson, who has charge Of
the sporting department OF the DE
trOit Free Press, has been in New
York this week attending the annual
meeting of the baseball magnates. He
returned TO the West last evening
The whist party in Library Hall on
Tuesday Evening for the benefit Of the
Olncyville Free Library Association
was attended by over one hundred peO-
pie The winners were as follows: Mrs
Walter ID. Harris. Mrs. George Ham
.lton. Mrs. w. G. Hill, Miss Theresa
McGiinchey. DR.. A IA. Longtellow, DR..
Frank A. Twitchell, Messrs f. A.
Mitchell and &c. Cook.
Omega Oil lOc. bath sponges &c, 10c.
4 sc, 25c, and soc, toilet paper &C., 6 for
2jc., rock candy 15c per pound, tooth
brushes &C., l0c.. 15c.. 20c. and CSC, all
brushes warranted; black licorice,
large stick, &C., Spencer's Malt Whis
key 75c.. quininc pills, 2 grains, 100 in
yOttc. 20c. Johnston's Headache Pow
lors, four in package. l0c. Rochelle
Powders. 2Oc We give Legal Stamps
with al purchases BYRON A SMITH,
Prescription Druggist, 19 Olneyville
square.
Mrs Abby Paine Randall died on
Wednesday at the home OF her neph-
ew. Rev. William II. Bowen, p Syc-
lmore street. Mrs Randall was in her
9Gth year She was one of the old
est members of the First Free Baptist
Church on Plainfcld street. The fun
oral services will be held on Saturday
Mrs Randall's father was a Revolu
tiouary soldier.
Anna Gordon Branch Of the W. c. T
l.. held its annual meeting on Monday
at The Plainfield street Baptist church
The following officers were elected:
/ President. Mrs. J. Sites; vice presi
dents. Mrs Il. r. Terry and Mrs. Chas
AshwOrth secretary, Miss II. NJ
stone; treasurer. Mrs. s. A. Olney;
superintendent, Mrs. J. ! Han. Miss
Flora Hunt. Mrs. Albert Knight, Miss
III. NJ. stone. Mrs. j. II. Hubbard anl
Miss Otis Chace
During the afternoon Mrs. LilliaT
RhOle gave an interesting talk on the
Importance Of the members ATTENDING
the New England Interstate lnsti
tute of the organization.
The evening session was opened
with prayer by the Rev J. J. Hall O
the Harris Ave. Presbyterian churci
and reading of the Scripture by the
Rev. G.. w Rigler of the Second Bap
tist church of East Providence, which
was followed by an interesting lect
ure on temperance by the Rev. J. r
Subbcrt of Putnam. Conn a rcCita
tiOn by Miss Ri%ler, and a selection
by quartet were rendered, aftel
which the meeting closed with the
hendiction by Rev. J. NJ Lowden.