The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-04-05
LOCAL NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ayers and
Mrs. Cecilia Shackleton sailed for
England Tuesday on the Cunard
steamship Ivernia from Boston.
The bank wall in front OF the
Booth estate on Westminster street
has been removed.
The Providence Telephone Co. eX.
poets TO occupy its new building on
Bough street about July l.
Charles ID. Dunn has opened a
plumbing shop at 29O Manton avenue.
John Farrell, for many years en-
ployed at the Atlantic Mills, has TAX
en- a position with Claus Hanson
Mrs. j. Z. Bowen gave a linen show
er Tuesday, April >, at her home, liHS
Westminster street, in honor of her
niece. Miss Grace G.. Hawkes., who is
soon 10 marry Mr. Frank Turner OF
Boston. Mass. The decorations We're
in pink. The guests numbered p.
Miss Hunt, a sister of Rev. Fay b.
Hunt, read a paper on Monday after
noon before the meeting OF the
Womans Missionary Society of the
Tabernacle Church.
The Columbia Band and Orchestra
gave a dance in Irons Hall Monday
evening which attracted large
crowd.
There will be a reception of the
dancing class at the Bell Chapel this
evening.
The concluding Lent,n services at
the Church of the Messiah were held
on Monday and Tuesday.
The funeral of Thomas Bearsley was
solemnized on Wednesday al his late
home on Plainfield street The burial
was at Arlington.
Col. rrench gave an illustrated lee
ture on the Yellowstone Park at the
Webster avenue school hall on Mon
day evening.
The White Eagle Club will hold a
dance on Saturday evening OF next
week in Library Hall
Music is an important factor in the
education of children, as well as
source of pleasure. Children being
taught the piano of to-day will appre
ciate the advantages OF their early
training as they grow older. To-Day
the piano is no longer luxury; II
is a necessity. Every family should
have a piano in their home; If unaOle
TO purchase an expensive one, ShouIu
have a piano according TO their means
The care of the piano is important
You might as we'll expect a black
smith TO put a handspring in your
watch as an inexperienced piano tuner
TO properly tune your piano. A cheat
article. whether in piano tuning ol
merchandise, is expensive in che lona
run. Now is the time TO nave your
piano looked over by one that under
stands. | have a splendid line OF ne"
and secondhand pianos to meet the
requirements, at reasonable prices
Tuning a specially. Fred Mack, IL
Mathewson street, room D; pnoh'
2747-R Union.
The election at the Church OF the
Messiah on Monday evening resulted
as follows: Wardens-James a. Plrc"
Pardon +. Brown; Treasurer, William
L. Sweet: Clerk, Charles \. Knuttoni
VeStrymen, James n. Plrce, PdTuoH
Brown. William l.. Sweet, William >
Steere. Walter NJ. Saunders, William
f. Waterman, Edward L Wlltord
Walter S. Brownell, Frank II. Biggs
Charles Z. Medbury, Charles Knuttoni
Delegates to Diocesan Convention
lanes A. Pirce, Pardon +. Brown
Francis NJ. Ball, John Biltcliffe, JONI
Hird Substitutes. T.. T. Wilford
Frank II. Biggs, Percy Bainton
Charles A. Knutton, William }. An
near: Delegates to Convocation o
Providence, Pardon F. Brown, Alfred
Butterworth, Walter Hirst, John BIZ
cuffe and Charles Il. Hasam; SuDstl
tutes. Eugene Burrill, Thomas ;. Crea
sey. George VALLEY, Frederick n
Wetherbee, Clement Maude; Auditln;
Committee John =. lhompsoi!
Charles T. Medbury.