The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-11-29
LOCAL NEWS

The Higgins Demoe'alic Club of this
place has disbanded.
The Crown Worst,d Mills shu, down on
night work last week,
The local pos, Office is preparing for a
blg holiday business.
Grove Brothers had a very large candy
trade for Thanksgiving.
Work on tn new Valley street Railway
will not be resumed uutll spring.
a Thanksgiving service was held at the
Ia ernacle Church, last Sunday
The ladies of ST. James Church. Broad
way,are preparing to hold a bazar.
Manufacturer, Lodge |. O. O. f.. nomi-
nat. d officers on Tuesday evening.
An entertainment was held in the Taber-
nacle Church on Thursday evening.
J. Will Carpenter and family spent Sun.
day with relatives at Norwich Conn.
Work is progressing at the Tar Bridge,
but Just how rapidly is not known
John b. Farrell has sold his barber's shop
on Springer's Square to John Manning.
DR.. A. II LongfelIow spent Thanksgiv-
ing at his former home at Machias, Me.
Rev. Bowley Greeu spoke at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday at p. m.
IL. |. IIough has sold his Olneyvile drug
store 10 Thomas Carr, formerly with l. 7.
La her
A Harvest and Thanksgiving festival was
held at the Plainheld Street Baptist Church
last Sunday evening.
Rev Bowey Green spoke on"The Church
vs. Divorce 'at the Broadway Baptist Church
sunday evening.
Henry Max has entered the employ Of
he Omeyville brancn of the United Cigar
ST res Company.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa-
ZION observed the Manchester Martyrs
Day on 5 nday,
a writing table has been placed in the
lobby OF the Omeyyile post Office for the
convenience OF the public.
Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord preached
Thanksgiving sermon at the Bell Street
chapel on Sunday event &.
The first degree was conferred on one
candidate at the meeting OF Manufacturers
Lodge on Tuesday evening
The Fed Cross Chapter of the Church Of
the Messiah gave a minstrel show and s2cia
in Library Hall for Monday evening.
James Sanderson, who held a position in
the cloth room Of the Atlantic Mills for
number Of years has severed his connection
there
II. w Hewitt was the speaker at the
Blessed Hope Mission, corner Of Webster
avenue and PlaInheld street, Sunday after.
noon.
ST. Theresa b. A Society, No. sos, l.
{ B L. will hold a minstrel show and so.
cial m Irous Hall, on the evenings Of Dec
ember 5th and 9th
The funeral Of James Cudworth was sol
emnled at his late home 2S Amsterdam
street on Friday Of last week, Rev. +.
Collins oitciatcd.
Albert Morse, for many years in the office
Of the Atlantic Mills, is now employed by
the Providence Public Market in its South
Main street Office.
Rev. !. V. Osterhout is in town this
week from Brooklyn y. y, where he Is
pleasantly situated as pastor Of the Euclid
Avenue Baptist Church.
Court Good Hope o + held an open
meeting on Tuesday evening at IT'S hall 1929
Westminster street A large delegation
from Court Rochambcau aas present
Library Hall to let Tor dances. fairs, en-
tertainments, etc, enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DR.. Frank A
Twitchell, u Olncyvlle Square #
The funeral Of Elisha s Arnold, sou Of
George b. Arnold was held at Pswtus,,
Sunday. Mr.. Arnold has the sympathy Of
many friends in this section ia his great be-
reayemcut.
"lIaste makes wastc'-ln the digestive
organs. Hurried eating bring, on indigo
ton &c, relief AMI and cure by NJ o-us,
stomach tablets sos. box Money re-
funded is Mi-o-ua fails by T.. A.smith
An opcrelt, was given by the children Of
81. Anthony Church 10 the church ycstry
on Tuesday. I, was well rendered and re-
ceiyed many compliments from the large
audience present
The Olneyyiiie Business Mems Associa-
tiou at last meeting voted 10 FIVE new
member. The year just closing has been
a very pro.perpus one Tor the association
and much credit is due i,s popular pre..
dent, ". - Potter
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