The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-02-08
LOCAL NEWo

Church.
A sleighing party for the Webster
avenue scholars was scheduled on
Tuesday evening.
Perseverance Lodge will hold a
social February 18th in Springers
Hall.
Rev. S. X Darlington gave stere-
opticon lecture concerning the Cali
fornia earthquake disaster. The at.
fair was held Tuesday evening az the
Methodist Tabernacle, under the aus.
pices OF the Ladies Aid Society.
Charles W. Calder. superintendent
OF the Broadway Baptist Bible School,
was a visitor recently at the Sunday
School of the Baptist Church at Nal.
den, Mass.
Thomas Cloxton has been confined
10 his home by illness.
George Harrison, Of 32 Atwood
street, entertained the Boys Blue
Cross Club one day last week.
Monday evening at the Pilgrim Con-
gregational Church, Rev. Tillman b.
Johnson will deliver an address en-
titled Won by One"
The Committee charged with the
duties of furnishing the new state
Armory is actively engaged in its
duties and TO gain points, visited re-
Gently armories in Cambridge, New
York and Boston. Work on the build
ing is progressing very favorably and
the commission hopes TO nave the
structure ready early in the coming
fall.
A. discussion between two we'll
known Irish citizens Of the annex
district, while talking about the new
state armory this week., ELECTED the
information that mortar is not what
holds bricks together, but it is what
keeps them apart.
The following recently elected oni'
GERS OF Villa Fleur de Laurier NO. o3
Canada Americans were installed last
Monday evening az the st. Jean bap'
,ist Hall on Manton avenue:
President, Mrs. Della Duval; vice
President, Mrs. Ernestine Charon;
Past President, Mrs. Helen Guenet'
Recording Secretary, Miss Ida Cue
net; Financial Secretary, Miss Regina
Charbonneau; Treasurer. Miss" Me-
dora Duval; Trustees. Mrs. Eliza Ben
oit Mrs. Wilhelmina Des Oranges and
Miss Matilda Beliveau. Guards, Miss
hlexandrine Guenet and Miss Eta
Charbonneau; Sentinels, Miss Exiiida
Tetrault and Mrs. Helene Fournier.
Olneyville Square was practically
clear from snow banks by Wednesday
noon.
Could. the illusionist, gives per-
sormance In Irons Hall next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Mary A. Hatch and Miss Mag
gle Hatch, of this place, sailed Tor
England on Tuesday on the steamship
"Ivernia", from Boston.
Al the next meeting OF the Olney'
vile Business Mems Association ~
Is expected that Judge Thomas H. Lee
will speak on the telephone question.
A private social will be held in Lib
erty Hall next Monday evening.
Al the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday, February 10th, the pas
tor. Rev. J. V. Osterhout, will preach
at 12:l5. Subject, The Worlds
Hope"
A concert will be given under the
auspices Of the Woman's Missionary
Society at 7:l5 p. m. Sunday School
lO:45 a. m.
Hubert Rich has been engaged as
iani,or OF the Tabernacle Building.
ST. Theresa's Parish is holding
fair this week in Irons Hall.
Ambrose Deslow OF this place sang
several solos at a select party IN
Bristol one evening last week.
The Holy Name Society, OF ST
Mary's Church, held business meet
ing last Sunday.
The Emmett Rifles and the Robert
Emmett Literary Association attend
ed ST. Theresa's fair in a body last
Wednesday evening.
Russell Graham, whose home is IN
Los Angeles. Cal. was taken sick IN
Colvells restaurant last Sunday
night. He was taken 20 the Rhode
Island Hospital.
The latest report is that Herman
Waterhouse. who is TO build large
mill for the manufacturing Of wors.
ted goods, will locate at Centerdale.
Savarai from this section attended