The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-12-06

shorter time schedule has been adopted
al the Atlantic Mills.
The Sunset Whist Club had regular
meeting on Thursday evening
The Earnsclide Mills are finding 1t difi.
cult 10 keep up with Its orders.
Forty hours devotion" brgins on sun
dsy morning at 81 Theresis Church.
What Cheer Lodge, ,eS q, 5. l.. q. hold
social this evening in Library Hall.
MIR. and Mrs +. a. Mitchell have been
spending several waekS AZ Alstead, y. III.
The Pocasset Social Club hold dance in
Calefs Hall on the evening Of December
I4th.
lyanhoe Lodge X. Of p. received two ap.
pleationS at It's meeting on Thursday
evening.
The Anna Gordon Branch w. c. +. L.
met on Monday with Mrs. h. /. Hunt, 10
Marshall street
The Beneficial Institute Of the Bro ddway
Baptist Church held a regular meeting on
Monday evening.
Samuel Wicks, well known resident OF
his section, died at his home on Sears ave-
nue. on Wednesday.
Percy Dow, formerly with Joseph Webb
at Morgan Mills, has entered the employ of
The Mills Tea and Butter Company.
The Ladirs Social Circle Of the Broad
way Baptist Church have Christmas sale
iu Library Hall next Wednesday evening
A. +. Sontag, who has been conductor
on the Broadway line, has become a mem
Der Of the Providence Fire Department.
Rev. Bowley Green preached last Sum
day evening at the Roadway Baptist
Church on "Joseph, the Man of Character.
Mrs. Arthur Sears Of "a Pocasset avenue
died on Wednesday at the Providence Ly.
ing-in Hospital. She leaves a little daugh-
ter.
A successful sale was held on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings,a at ST. lanes Parish
House, Brighton street by the ladies Of St.
James Church.
W. p. Potter, agent at the Olneyvillc
stltion has lately been elected president Of
the Mems Club Of the Union Congregation
al Church.
Mrs. Julia Ann Kenyon, mother OF John
T. Kenyon, who has been spending the
summer and fall at Socumvile, X. l., has
returned TO her sons home in the annex
Mrs Kenyon is 95 years Of age
Desroches bought the entire stock oi 4
n. Y. hat manufacturer which he has on
sale at 50 cents on the dollar, Desroches,
Olneyville Square opposite the theatre.
Keeping up onr reputation for SUPERIOR
ty IN our line, we offer magnificent array
OF Necklaces. Pins, Charms, CHAINS, Lock
cts and Crosses. Don't expect us to des-
crbe them in print. Come and see them.
!. A. Angel, 1928 Westminster street,
OlneyvlIe.
An entertainment and sale at the home of
DIR. !. NJ. Lowdens on Monday evening,
December and. The tables were beauti-
fully decorated with flowers aud greens and
laden with useful and fancy articles made
by the members Of the Sunshine Band. A
snug little sum was added 10 the treasury.
There were vocal solos by Miss lola Har-
rs Of Centerdale and readings by Miss
Grace Salisbury. Mss Eva Stacy presided
at the piano and Miss Edith Hughes rem
dered selections on the violin.
DIVISION 20 Ancient Order Hibernlans
elected the following officers on SUNDAY
afternoon; President, Thomas r. Beatty.
vice president, James 7. Curran; recording
secretary, John Dwyer; financial secretary,
Patrick II. Kelly; treasurer, =. J. Fox;
sergeant-st-arms Andrew McNamara,
sentinel, Patrick Harlow; physician, J.
O'Keefe, NJ. d., auditing committee, John
Noon, John II. Feeley, Archie Williams,
Thomas Kelly and James Murphy.
The pupils aud teachers of the public
schools Of the annexed district participated
with more thau ordinary interest Ia, week
10 The Thanksgiving Observance Tor a
year or two past the scholars have been en-.
couraged just previous % the November
holiday to donate provisions Tor distrbu-
tlon among indigent residents of the com
munity, and the time the response vas
particularly gratifying 70 the authorized
visitor for this section of the ward, Mr..
william Il. Aher,on, 81 4g4 Planhcd
street.. by whom such donations are Judi
eious,y distributed Several bushels Of
vegetables besides fruus, nuts, canned
goods and groceues in abundance, we're
provided by the gifts from the teacher
and scholars at the. Ralph street and DAME.
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