The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-02-15
The 0IncuVllle TlmeS.
LOCAL NEWS

At the annual session Of Anna Cor
don, W. c. T. L.. Monday evening
at the Plainfeld street church, Mrs.
d. X. Livingstone delivered an ad-
dress.
The fair for the benefit of ST.
Teresa's parish, which has been very
successfully conducted in Irons Hall
for two weeks, came TO close this
week.
Albn j. Watts. of this section, is
one of the official chief promoters of
the Food Show now in progress at
Infantry Hall, Providence.
John T. Kenyon of the annex and
George Baker Of Darlington are on a
three months tour 10 the Mediter-
rauean and the Holy Land The trip
will include a 1000 mile journey up
the Nile and a tour of Europe.
Tuesday evening at the Broadway
Baptist church, "A joint debate on the
total abstainance of tobacco by young
men was held by the Endeavors of
the church and the Mems Club. \
Lincoln social followed the debate.
A fine monument of Westerly gran
ite has lately been placed on the plot
of Rev. Preston b. Hopkins AT the
Pocasset Cemetery.
The monument is from the we'll
known works of Farnum 4 Co., Of
Providence.
Regal Oil is the best liniment
known. Price 25c. Lees, prescription
druggist, Springer square.
James p. Ryder, who has been
clerk at II. l. Hough's Olneyville
Store for some time. has resigned to
take a position in South Providence.
The magazine supplement OF the
Sunday Tribune last Sunday gave
two full page pictures of interest to
Olneyville. One was the junction OF
Broadway and Westminster before
and after the building of the new
post office and the second group
picture of Postmaster w. 5. Harris
and the carriers attached to this sta.
ton.
A whist party followed by dance
was held by Prosperity Lodge, ID. or
St. G., in Odd Fellows hall, Plainfleld
street, Friday evening, Feb. s.
The cantata The Peace of Jerusa'
lem" was given at the Church OF the
Messiah by the choir last Sunday
evening.
St. Theresa's fair closed at Irons
hall last Saturday evening after
very successful two weeks run.
The Regent Social Club held a
minstrel show in lrone Hall last
Monday evening.
A meeting Of the Sunset Whlst
Club was held last evening.
Sydney Jackson of 80 Heath street
will entertain the Boys Blue Cross
Club tomorrow evening.
The Brown University Musical
Club will give a concert in the Broad
way Baptist church Wednesday, FeD.
Af
Club.
The cantata entitled The Peace OF
Jerusalem" was very effectively rem
dered Sunday evening at the Church
OF the Messiah. Efforts are being
made to have the program repeated
at an early date.
Claus Hanson, who owns TWO
stores i'm the central part OF the
CITY. and who bought out J. +. Rus-
sells Olneyville store last week, held
4 special sale of stock Wednesday
nrenaratorv 70 n renewal of business
at the Olneyville square branch.
Miss Abby King, who has been IL!
with rheumatism, is improving. Dr.
Barnes attended her
Russell Graham died Sunday at Tire
Rhode Island Hospital.
Sears and Fawcett's singing orches-
ira held A social and dance in ODD
Po,loUs Hall on Plainfield street.
last Saturday evening.
Patrolman Cunningham of the Sixth
Station is suffering from a sprained
limb. caused by falling on the ice
while assisting omcer De Saint in
making an arrest.
John T. Collision, the local wall
paper dealer, has moved his store TO
q, irnroyed location in the Thomp-