The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-10-18
LOCAL NEWS


Alderman Spicer of the Ninth Ward is
something of political acrobat this fall
Rev. a. g. Singseu spoke at the Bell
Chapel on Sunday on ''Growlh 10y USE"
The Regent Literary and Social Club
fair opened last evening in lrones Hall.
Rev. Bowley Green preached last Sunday
at tae Broadway Baptis, Church on "our
Daily Bread"
The teachers of the Messiah Sunday
School hold a reception in Library Hall ON
Monday evening
Emily Johnson and Annie Hardcastle
sailed tor Europe THE week on the steamer.
"lvernia" from Boston.
+. +. Sheldon of the annex has been
nominated ON the Providence Assembly
ticket
In the town of Johnston there are many
Italian gardens, but they are not Of sunken
variety,
Byron ID Sweet and family returned last
week from a summer stay at West Barring
ton.
Jphn =. Thompson Of the Olneyvillc
Square Market was in Boston "Wednesday
on business trip.
The Auburn Baptist Church are holding
"Rummage Sale" this weekat the Plain
field street store.
II. b. Halfway, the well known con-
creter, starts this week for a trip to the Pa
cihc Coast.
A special meeting of the Olneyville Lab
rary Association was held on Wednesday
evening.
Joseph +. Morris, foreman at the TINES
office, is visiting the Jamestown Exposition
this week.
Henry Cooper, Of the annex, has begun
the sale of the "Old Farmers Almanac for
1908.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fred Spencer oil
Superior street, was solcmniled OH Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Spencer Of New
York City are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Will Carpenter.
Z. Everett Champlin, one Of the local
cay starters attended the funeral Of a rela-
tive in Hope Valley this week.
The schools in this section closed yester-
day and today on account Of the Teachers
Institute OF instruction.
The LAwton Spinning Company, formerly
located here, is building very large add.
tion to its Woonsocket plant.
The Sunday School teachers Of the Broad
way Baptist church will hold a meeting in
the church parlors next Tuesday evening.
The Mount Pleasant Musical Club gave
the opera Of "Pinafore" on Wednesday
evening at Irons Hall before a large au.
dence.
The Olneyville Tigers, a local foot ball
team beat the Warren Independents on
the home grounds Saturday by score Of
II too.
Henry {. Gorton and Waldo VI. Place,
who have served in the General Assembly
for several sessions, decline denomination
this fall.
John 1. Fletcher Of this place is the La
bor-Socialist party nominee for secretary Of
State and Fred Hurst is the nominee for at
torney general.
J. Ernstof, the well known credit dealer
Of clothing, hats and SHOES Of Cathedral
Square, Providence has an advertisement in
the Times this week.
The Sunset club held a regular meeting
on Monday evening, considerable business
was dispatched and social season enjoyed
Rev. Bowley Green will speak mex, Sum
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on Glow Christ met the Wicked
Man"
Loyal Faith Lodge, No. 1858, Odd
Ladies NJ. L., held social on Monday
evening in Guild Hall. The event was
we'll attended and enjoyable.
Library Hall to LET for dance fairs, en-
tcrtainments, etc. Enlarged, redecoraled
and new floor. Apply TO DIR. Frank a.
Twitchell, u Olneyyille square.
John r. Bowen Of this place represented
the Rhode Island knights Of Py,hias at the
annual convention Of the Connecticut X. Of
?. held a, Bridgeport, on Tuesday of this
wecl.
Court Good Hope I q r. will hold an
open meeting ON Tuesday evening, October
z2nd and the annual ball Of the same court
will be held on Wednesday evening, Octo-
ber goth.
The funeral Of Charles wilkinson, we'll
known mill man Of this section, was held at
his home con Elmdale avenue on Monday.
4 large delegation Of Bud a Hope Lodge,