The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-01
The 0IneuVlIIo TlmES.
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
Free Baptist Chuch. Plainfeld
street. Preaching by the pastor
morning and evening Bible school
and Y. p. s. c. E. at the usual hour.
John O'Connen at 1914 Westminster
street. is prepared TO fill out pension
vouchers.
George Farnell OF Barrows street
was In New York several days this
week.
Thermometers on the Square reg
istered IL degrees below on Sunday
morning.
F. E. Corbett OF Providence gave
very interesting illustrated lecture
on Ben Hur" at the Tabernacle
Church on Wednesday. The lecture
was for the benefit of the Italian NJ.
f. Church.
The late John y. Williams was
charter member OF perseverance
Lodge, X. Of =.
II is understood that j. +. Russell
has associated himself with the Prov
idence office of the Prudential lnsur'
ance Co.
John T. Fletcher has removed his
music store TO the rooms formerly oc'
cupied by Sugden's Restaurant on
Hartford avenue.
Miss Mary Boss OF Pawtucket has
taken q position in the office OF the
Joslin Manufacturing Co. at Merino.
Louis f. Robinson, we'll known in
the Olneyville section has just re-
turned from a six weeks stay IN fIor-
ida.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Richardson, librarian OF
the Olneyville Free Library, attended
tho meeting Of the Rhode Island Ii
sleighing parties have been very
much in fashion OF late.
Work is progressing on the three
tenement house that Is being erect
cd bv James ID. Baldwin on AlVerson
avenue.
Alderman G.. r. Parker attended
the freight conference In ProVi'
dence Tuesday evening,
There is a very decided falling on
in social events just now.
Prof. Albert Harkness, a professor
emeritus in Brown university, is serl'
ously i'll with bronchial pneumonia.
He is confined to his bed, but Is tax
ing a hopeful view of life, just as his
friends believe would be the case. He
is 81 years OF age.
Visitors to Florida write home that
O N shade
tona. and that cherries were ripe; Dut
this was on Washihgton's birthday.
Those who have kept the record de-
clare that Sunday was the twenty
scond morning this winter when the
mercury stood at zero or lower
AT the meeting of Manufacturers
Lodge / O. O. F. held on Tuesday
evening. the second degree was con
ferred on two candidats.
The Providence evening schools
close this week with the exception ol
the DOYLE avenue. Federal street and
Academy avenue schools. which VIII
close next week.
The funeral of Ann Elizabeth
Greene was held Tuesday morning
Inc service Ndo dJ lh' i"bS' ~
NJ. f. Church, and Rev. Fay Hunt
offciated The burial was at swan
Point. Mrs. Greene was 81 years old
and was the wife of the late WI
liam II. Greene,
ST. Theresa's Church netted about
$4,000 In its recent fair.
The store formerly occupied by
Nicholson K Thackeray has beer
leased 10 Fall River parties.
Predictions are being made that
We are TO have an early spring. Il
will certainly be welcomed.
l.. y. w. Pike who has been serious
ly i'll is improving.
4. ]. Buffum, Of North Adams, for
morly connected with the Riverside
Mills. visited friends in OlneyVill'
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hcman Stoerher o
Bancroft street have returned from
visit at Lawence, Mass.
Clear complexion, bright eyes, am
good digestion come from using Nj
ona stomach tablets. Money bacl
If they fail 10 give satisfaction. Thi
is the way b. A. Smith sells them.