The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-01-25
LOCAL NEWS

Al the broadway Baptist Chur,n
next Sunday, Jan % the pastor Rev
J. V. Osterhout. will preach az 1915
and 7:l5 p. IN. Sunday school. l0:45
a. m. Mr.. Osterhout will also speak at
the Hartford Avenue Chapel at p.
m.
Pusuant to advice from Commits
sioner A. +. Stene of the State Col
lege OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. several people of the annex are
engaged in applying creosote mixture
10 the gypsy moth egg clusters on the
shade tree trunks and removing and
burning the branches containing at
the tips brown.tail moth nests.
EIeifernan's Lunch Room open all night
IS Hartford avenue. II
Fitzpatrick Bros. have had some
plumbing repairs made To their place
of business by George Linnell.
Miss Minnie Valentine Anthony of
i9+ Plainfield street and Mr.. William
Henry Young of Antioch are announc-
ed to be married Jan. 81.
John Taylor OF Greystone was the
guest of friends in the annex this
week
Mr. and Mrs. George Pratt OF De-
borah street entertained their nephew
Horace Young Of Greystone, one day
this week. upon the occasion of his
ninth birthday.
Miss Grace Sherwood of Laurel Hill
avenue. who has been i'll, is improy.
ed
Isaac W. d. Pike has received word
that his cousin. Mrs. Abigail Shaw
of Yorks, Penn, who has many friends
and acquaintance in this section, is
very i'll.
Work on the new Italian church in
the Silver Lake. district is rapidly pro
crossing. The structure is located
between Union avenue and MOorefield
street.
William Damn conductor on the
Brook and Governor street line, has
severed his connection with the
Rhode Island Company.
An organization known as the Be
rean Club mas been formed by some
of the members of the Hartford ave
nue. Baptist Chapel.
The Polish Catholic Church on
Ridge street is considering the propo.
sition of an enlarged place Of worship
for the congregation.
Harry Ashworth who is working at
Wexford, r. |. was the guest, this
week Of his mother, of the annex
Linch. the undertaken. is seriously i'll
with blood poison at his home on
Union avenue
At the recent election Of officers
Of the Rhods Island Horticultural So
ciety one Of the vice presidents chos-
on was Daniel ID. Waterman Of Farm
ington avenue.
Ernest Albin Watts, Secretary of
the Arlington Free Baptist Sunday
School, has attended every session Of
that school for seven years.
A thirty-foot sign in front of San
Soucis' store and a plate glass window
were blown down by the tempestu
Gus winds.
II. c. Mott and Co. are conducting
their annual clearance sale.
In spite of the fact that the weather
has been decidedly unfavorable for
outdoor work, the foundations are be
ing laid for the new ward room at
Odd Fellows Square
Some people who are commenting
upon the apparent smallnesS Of the
cellar do not seem TO recall that the
building which is TO be used also for
school purposes will require a small
playground in front.
Al a meeting of more than 100
WOODEN manufacturers in New York
city last week il was decided 10 form
an organization and the manufact-
urers will meet in this city to organize
on February 2l Joseph l.. Fletcher
of the POcasset WOrsted Mills was
chosen chairman and Walter \. Guile
of the Earnsclffe Mills was elected
TO the organization committee. Mr..
Guile is one of the leaders in the
movement.
Olneyvile is said to be bowling
struck.
Another disasterous connagatiou
causing over $5O.O00loss visited the
lumber yard Of II. \. GrimwoOd last
Friday night.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. O. o. +. is
having pool table and other amuse-
ments for the use of the members in
stalled in Odd Fellows Hall building
On Plantied street.
Thomas Walch who is the new city
councilman from the Sth Ward, has
been appointed one Of the members OF
the committee on pflting.