The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-05-17
LOCAL NEWS

The season has been hostile TO ball
games and garden stuff.
Amateur performances have been
resumed at Edisonia this week.
Two rummage sales were on this
week in the Plainfield street stores.
Mrs. r. Wallwork of Plainfield street
is suffering from stroke Of paralysis.
Policeman p. ]. Markey of the Sixth
Station is away on his annual furlough.
Edward Kirby has entered the fish
business in partnership with Eugene
Hale
+. j. Heffernan's restaurant on Hart
ford avenue is being renovated and
repaired.
f. NJ. Robbins of West Harwich.
Mass, has been visiting friends here
this week.
Work was resumed this week on the
State road near Oak Swamp Reservoir
in Johnston.
A son was born this week to patrol.
man and Mrs. John j. Parker of Hunt
ington avenue.
The fair of ST. Anthony's Society
concluded this week. 1t proved fl
nancial success.
The policemen on the square have
been on the lookout for over driven
automobiles this week.
The Times has received copy
Of the Rhode Island Railroad Com.
missioners report for 1906.
w. j. Flappert of New York, one of
the officers of the American Woolen
Co., was in town on Tuesday.
\ regular meeting of What Cheer
Lodge No. 54 *. and l.. of II. was held
in Mechanics Hall last evening.
Mrs. Mary Fox of Plainfeld street,
who has been i'll for some time, has
been taken to st. Enzabeths Home.
Miss Emily Brown OF Jewell street
| entertained the Sunshine Band at
/ their last regular meeting on Saturday
Mrs. Nancy Chase, wife of Uranus
| Chase, formerly in the restaurant
business here died on Wednesday at
her home in Brockton, Mass
j. y. Smith of the Annex was re-
elected general agent of the II. l.
! Society for Prevention of Cruelty TO
krlimals at a meeting of the society
held on Tuesday.
| 1t is rumored that Robert Blackwood
! connected with the Weybosset Mills
will shortly become superintendent OF
! the Marston WOrsted Mills at Skowke-
gan, Me.
"A good stomach is rather to be
chosen than great riches" Mona is
! guaranteed to cure all stomach
| troubles or money refunded. Fifty
cents a boX-B. A. SMITH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cochran of this
place expect to sail for England on June
nth for visit of three months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochran will visit England, France
and other European countries.
\. S. Heaney has sold the Rhode
! Island Commercial school to New York
! parties. Mr.. Heaney founded the
| school and made IL very successful.
At one time he conducted an evening
school branch in Olneyville.
Evangelist Bowley Green will
preach next Sunday at the Broadway
| Baptist Church at 12:15 and 7:15 i. NJ.
The evening sermon will be the last
Mr.. Green will give here for the
| present.
Manufacturers Lodge. /. o. o. f.,
! held a meeting on Tuesday evening.
! One proposition for membership was
received. A committee was appointed
to represent the lodge at the funeral
OF the late Charles Fletcher.
! The sudden death in Boston, Sunday, #
Charles Fletcher was received with
/ keen regret. Mr.. Fletcher was well,
known in Olneyville, where the most
/ Of his active business career was
spent and where the great manufactur.
/ ing successes were made.
[ Ivanhoe Lodge, K OF p. will be rep
resented by a half dozen candidate
at the big X. OF p. class initiation at.
Infantry Hall this evening. The Oc.|
casiOn will be a memorable one in
local Pythianism. After the initiation
ceremonies a banquet will be served.
The Sunset Club held a regular
meeting on Monday evening. A COM
mittcc consisting OF Messrs. Parker,
Gowdcy and Kenyon was appointed to
nominate list Of officers for the en-
SUING LeIM anu IepOlL dL AHS htA'
meeting Of the club.
The annual excursion OF ths ST. Mary
and st. Monica branches, I. &. y. l.,
! Is set for June both and Newport Is
the object point. An efficient commit
! tee consisting Of VI. p. Feeney, chair
man. Harry Chapman. treasurer; and
Miss Susie Hurley, secretary, have the
matter in charge.
The top Concord buggies sold by l..
. l.. Fales. the Providence carriage man,
/ is one OF the most practical and ser.
vicable wagons on the market. They
are made for business and will run like
the one horse shay as far as the mare
goes. Look over Mr.. Fales stock at
Fountain and Dean streets.
Beef Iron and Wine. large bottles.
SOC. Cascarets. 1Oc. Pears Soap. 10c
. CarbOlic Salye, 15c. Paine's Celery
. COMPOUND. s0c. Atwood Bitters. 22c.
/ Challenge Condenser MIX. &c, : FOR