The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-11-08

Politics are over for another year.

George Amidon has taken position as
starter for the Rhode Island Company.
John Cray, who has b. en- confined to his
home by illness, is able TO be ont again.
Willow Camp Modern Woodman held a
well attended meeting on Monday evening.
Much interest has been evnced in the
Johnston election by people Of this section.
Perseverance Company L. X X. OF p.
hold a social this evening in Springer's
Hall.
Conductor John Potter Of the Brook street
line has just concluded a term Of jury SER
vice.
The funeral of Mrs. Hogan of Sterling
avenue was held at s.. Mary's Church this
morning.
Rev. w. ii Bowen, OF Sycamore street,
has gone 10 Lewiston, Me , for a stay of
several days.
Prosperity Lodge will hold social in
Odd Fellows Hall ON Friday evening of
next week.
l.. Sweet, the well known lumber dealer
has just been reelected councilman in the
ninth ward
1t is stated that Rev. J. V. Osterhout has
decided to accept call from church in
Brooklyn, n. Y
The Broadway Baptist Church has new
sign of large dimensions on the front of the
church edihce.
Ivanhoe Lodge X. of = is receiving
quite a number of applications ior member
ship this fall
Miss Nellie Sanderson, Mrs. Mary Nay
lord and Mrs. Mary Greenough recently
sailec for Europe.
1t is understood that a baptism takes
place at the Broadway Baptist Church on
Sunday evening
Read what Fred Mack says abou, pianos
in the TINES next week. 1t will be worth
while to rend it.
Appleton and Lee, the plumbers have re.
Gently made some alterations and improve
ments to their Office.
A bazar under the management Of Court
Oneyvil'e +. Of A. opened in Irons Hall
on Saturday evening
Fred Hurst of this place was one of the
speakers at the Ozal meeting in Infantry
Hall on Friday evening.
Thomas Hood, janitor at the Killingly
street school house, died at his home on
Deborah street on Sunday.
Conductor William Tanner Of the Hart
ford avenue line is recovering from a se-
we're attack of blood poisoning.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X of p. at meeting on
Thursday evening conferred the rank of
Knight on two candidates.
Mrs. Harry Kenyon, of Rye street, an
mex, picked several full blown roses in the
yard Of her residence, this week.
J. b. O'Neill, of the annex, is now assoc
ciated in business in Providence with c. II.
Cowell under the firm name of Cowell and
O'Neill.
The funeral Of Mrs Ann p. Irons, wife Of
the late Samuel A. Irons, was held at her
late residence on Westminster street on
Saturday.
Library Hall 20 let for dances, fairs, en-
tertanmcnts, etc, enlarged. red"corated
aud new floor. Apply TO Dr. Frank A.
Twitchell, IL Olneyville square.
Thomas Hanley Of Johnston was thrown
from his wagon on Plainheld street on Sat
urday evening, by the falling down Of his
horse. Mr.. Hanley struck the payment on
shoulder and was considerably injured.
Sunday services at the Blessed Hope /
Mission corner Of Plainfeld street and |
Webster avenue; Sunday School 23o p. M;
Preaching 3 IS. Tuesday evening, Nov.I2,
address by A. +. Trice, topic, Gods
Image, 7.45 p m.
James n. Smith, w. ID. Harris and John
T. Kenyon expect TO attend the meeting OF
the American Humane Association held in
Boston next week. Mr. Smith will read a
paper on "Stock Transportation Abuse
and how TO stop them.
Tuesday evening large number Of
friends gathered at the home Of Miss Edith
Hughes IN honor Of her birthday Games
we're in order and a good time enjoyed.
After the social hour refreshments we're
served Miss lTnghes, who is president Of
the Sunshine Band Of the Free Baptist
church, was presented with a beautiful sil
YER gold lined bon-bon dish as token Of
love and appreciation.
Cascarets, Ioc; Quinine Pills, SC per dor.
two quart Fountain Syringe, 4Sc; Dander-
inc, Tsc Sloan's Liniment, age; Tar Soap,
large cake, SC: Blue Jay Corn Plasters, Ioc
Peruna, S3e; Paine's Celery Compound,
ooc: Extract Malt, &c, two for zsc; Chal-