The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-03

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applications for membership at its
meeting on Thursday evening
Kelley street is being macadamized.
Philip Merrick remains about the
same as last week.
James O'Brien of Washington,
Conn, and Miss Annie Murray of
Bancroft were married on Wednesday
at st. Anthony's Church by Rev.
Father Brown. On their return from
their wedding trip they will reside at
104 Plainfield street.
Patrick McDonough, a local con.
tractor, is doing some extensive re-
pairs to the residence of DR.. Gleason
on Broadway.
What Cheer Lodge, X. & L. of H.,
held a regular meeting on Tuesday
evening at Mechanics Hall on Plain
field street.
William Brennan, for the past eight
months messenger at the Postal Tele-
graph office in this place, has been
promoted to clerkship at the Provi-
dence office.
Mrs. Mary Robinson of Kelley
street, who has been serioosly i'll, is
much better.
At the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday will be observed as the
42d anniversary of the Church, with
special services throughout the day.
There will be special exercises in the
Sunday School at 10:45 a. m. The
pastor will deliver thu anniversary
sermon at 1915, and the sacred can.
tata, THE King of Zion" will be sung
by the chorus choir in the evening
beginning at 7:15.
John Hanley has a new delivery
wagon.
John Carr, for many years a fore.
man at the Atlantic Mills. died at his
home on School street on Monday eve.
ming.
Strengthens the digestive organs
and cures indigestion. If Mona fails
to do this, the cost, soc a box will be
refunded by B. A. Smith.
brick garage building, 100x4O feet.
is being erected on Bough and Dixie
street for the William Hughes Com.
pany. The floor will hold forty cars
and is without post or obstruction
John O'Donnell has the contract for
the superstructure.
Kennedy & Cough report the fol.
lowing people sailing for England on
Tuesday, April 30th, on the Cunard
steamer Ivernia from Boston: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Holland, Mrs. Henry Snow
den, Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Maria Dea-
con, Mr. A. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gale, Miss Jennie Peterson, William
Patterson.
The VIM. Hughes Co. received a
car load of REQ touring cars this week.
The Anthony Smart place in John
ston was purchased at mortgage sale
on Tuesday by Joseph Antoine.
Louis Cone Of Boston is canvassing
Olneyville in the interest of the Col
lier Company.
The pupils Of the Webster Avenue
Grammar School took part in the In
dian club drill at the Teachers Fete
at Infantry Hall on Tuesday evening
The Union Aid Society gave a chow
der supper and sale at the hall on
Dewey street Wednesday evening.
Chestnut Grove opened for the sea-
son on Monday under the manage
ment Of w. II. Smith.
The Higgins Democratic Club held
a smoker" at its rooms on Olneyville
Square Sunday afternoon. James A.
Williams, ESQ., was the principal
speaker and the gist of his remarks
was of political nature.
Thomas Mullen died at his home,
274 Plainfield street, on Tuesday. The
funeral services were held on Thurs
day.
DR.. Jay Perkins gave a lecture on
The Cause and Prevention Of Tuber-
culosis" at the Webster Avenue Gram
mar School on Tuesday afternoon.
BY a change in the electric car
schedule which goes into effect on
Monday, the Plainfield street cars will
run on Broadway and the Thornton
and Hughesdale cars so by the way OF
Westminster street.