The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-18
LOCAL NEWS


day at the Office Of the road in the
Ranigan building. The melting was a
short one. lasting a little owed an hour
The following officers We're elected:
President %. r sherman; Vice
President, James :. Kenyon; Treas
urer. George W. Prentice; Secretary,
Franklin A. Smith, Jr.; Directors,
James II Morris. George II. BabbitL
Charles 4 Potter. John w. Potter.
George w. Prentice. d. +. sherman,
James 5. Kenyon, Edwin y. Smith.
Franklin 4. Smith, Ir
The Tilden Club installed officers
on Wednesday evening ~ the CIuD
Headquarters on Putnam street.
New machinery is being installed
at the Snowden Mills this week.
Dwight Nettleton. who died on Mon
day at the Soldiers Home in Bristol
was a former resident Of this place
Heifernan's Lunch Room open all night
Is Hartford aveaue. II
Miss Incz Wiucmorc, OF WILLOW,
street. mas resumed her duties as as
sistant in the Hight School at Central
Village, Conn.
Court Good Hope Independent
Order of Foresters. elected the fol-
lowing officers last Tuesday.
Court Deputy and Court Physician,
Wallace NJ. Pierce, NJ. d.; Chief Rang
er. Fred Allen; Vice Chief Ranger
John f. McCauley; Recording Secre-
tary Frederick w. Burrows: Financial
Secretary, James F. Gibbons; Orator
Irving H. Handel; Seinor Woodward,
Charles White; Junior Woodward,
Albert Francis Gibbons; Senior Bcadle
Thomas H. Gibbons; Finance Com
mittec, Fred W. Weeks and Irving J..
Handel These officers were install
ed by Deputy supreme Chief Ranger
James j. McGrath.
|. l.. Dion, the we'll known teacher
of dancing, has bought the barber
shop in Stokes block, No. l Olneyville
Square. Mr.. Dion is a first class
barber.
w. II. Draper was the speaker at
the Hartford avenue Chapel last Sun
day afternoon.
Frank F. Gardner lost a valuable
horse Sunday from pneumonia.
The International Correspondence
Schools have been holding an eXhi-
bition in the shooting gallery at the
corner Of Westminster and Troy
streets.
Robert Anderson, an employe at j.
Will Carpenters undertaking estab-
lishment was married to Providence
young lady on Wednesday.
Thomas McCabc of GeOrgiayille has
taken position as second hand in
the Atlantic Mills.
Mrs. Sarah Whitehead, wife OF
Henry Whitehead of Aurora street
died at her home ON Sunday. The
funeral services were held on WCdncs
day and were conducted by Rev. J. V
Osterhout
John Walch. the Oneyyille under
taker. mad charge of the funeral Of
the late Michael Downey at Bristol on
Tuesday.
The collections at ST. Mary's Church
for the year 1906 amounted to $1,000.
J. Will Carpenter attended the an
nual meeting OF the Rhode Island
Undertakers Association in Providence
on Wednesday afternoon.
A mock trial was held in Irons Hall
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Gibson. an employe at the
West Telephone Exchange. has resign
ed and it is understoon will soon be
married.
Business is excellent ~ the y. &.
c. Companys' works on Valley street
Several of the departments at the
Weybosset Mills are running rather
slack.
n. ID. Nichols. Of New York, one OF
the officers of the American Noolen
Co. was I'm Olneyville on Thursday.
The strike at Morgans Mills has
been declared of
Ex. Councilman +. j. san Souci.
who Is spending the winter in Florida
is much improved in health.
A. r. Payton Of Stafford Springs.
Conn. has. It's stated purchased the
Star Worsted Mills OF this place.
Rev. F. I. Collins spoke on Spiritual
Light at the Church Of the Messiah
last Sunday evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Ann