The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-03-08

macist. for a number of years clerk al
VI. II. Corrigan's drug store, and late
OF the firm Of Mulligan & Sweeney
has accepted a position AT II. /.
Houghs pharmacy, where he will be
pleased 10 see his many friends.
At the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday, Marcn 10, Rev. Bruce
Kinney of Utah will give a vivid
description of Mormonism. at 1915.
The pastor Rev. J. V. Osterhout, wlh
speak at 7:l5 p. m. Sunday School
10:45 a. m.
James Cook, for the past five or
six years member OF the Providence
police force. died at his home on
Bowlett street on Thursday of last
week. Mr.. Cook was formerly in the
United States navy. He was an eX-
cellent police officer and his dealn
was much regretted by many friends.
A reception of new members was
held at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday.
The Roosevelt street evening school
closed on Friday night Of last week.
The Helping Hand Mission on Hart
ford avenue observed its anniversary
this week by holding a series of meet
ings.
The funeral OF Thomas Mcnamara
was solemnized at ST. Theresa's
Church on Saturday. The deceased
was member of a number OF or
ganizations.
The Hughesdale Ice Co. have prac-
tically filled their ice houses.
A hearing was given yesterday by
the Committee on Education at the
State House OH the bill for the man
agement and control of the Provi-
dence schools.
There was a very brief fire at the
Weybosset Mills Monday morning.
Frank Louzon has brought "A suit
against the Riverside Mills.
The Atlantic Mills recently sold
fourteen spinning and drawing frames
TO a Worcester concern and have or
dered an equal number OF frames
from abroad.
The Riverside Mills has lately en-
gagged the services Of blacksmith
who is now shoeing the horses be-
longing to the corporation.
A new lot of Hyomei. fresh from
the laboratory, has Just been received
by B. A. Smith. This is the catarrh
remedy that he guarantees will cure
or cost nothing.
VIM. Hughes Co. will have a very
attractive exhibit at the Automobile
Show in Infantry Hall.
It is more than a month since the
blizzard and still there are remnants
of it on Olneyville Square.
Be wise in time, and stop that
cough with DR.. Hough's Cough Bal
sam. 1t never fails. Price 80 cents.
Kennedy & Cough report that Hen
ry Cnatterly sailed for Europe on
Tuesday on the Ivernia from Boston
DR.. +. l.. d. Turner, formerly of
this place, has just recovered from an
operation for appendicitis.
News has lately been received from
John T. Kenyon, who was then at the
Madeira Islands.
Henry o. Martin OF Warren, for
merly of the Annex, is recovering
from quite a severe illness.
There will be a reception given to
the past grands of Manufacturers
Lodge on the evening of March 19.
Perseverance Lodge, X. Of F., held
a we'll attended meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Edward Otto, who has been first
assistant in the electrical department
of the Atlantic Mills, has severed his
connection to accept a position in
New York City.
The Tabernacle NJ + Church will
celebrate its cath anniversary on
Tuesday evening March 10.
The funeral of William j. Snow was
held at his late residence on Harris
avenue on Wednesday afternoon.
4 meeting OF the Rhode Island
milk producers was held in Irons Hall
on Saturday OF last week, when a
permanent organization was effected
20 be known as the Milk Producers
Association of Rhode Island. II was
voted that from April | TO October |
the price OF milk TO dealers or mid.
dlemen would be four cents per quart