The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-04-05
LOCAL NEWS

! ried on Wednesday evening at the
residence OF the brides parents on
Laban street, by Rev, II. w. Hewitt.
A "rummage sale" is billed for next
week at Petts block on Plainfield
street
The Country Club held a very pleas.
ant social in Mechanics Hall, Plain.
fled street, on Wednesday evening.
! There is an excellent prospect OF
a car line through Valley street.
The Hughesdalc Hartford avenue,
and Ccntredale electrics now take the
! Broadway route TO tho city.
4. Fain who has conducted the New
| Idea Store for the past five years,
has sold the business TO his brother,
who assumes control on Monday. Mr..
! t'ain will 20 into the grocery bust
ness in Providence.
At the Broadway Baptist Church
next Sunday, April Z, the pastor, Rev.
! J. V. OsterhOut, will speak at 1915
and extend a welcome TO a large num-
btr OF new members. Rev. T. J.
IWinslade, who conducted revival SER
vices recently at Hartford avenue
Chapel, will preach at 7:l5 p. m. He
will also speak at Hartford avenue
Chapel on "Amusements" at 4 p. IN.
Free Baptist Church, Plainheld St.
1915, Worship with sermon by Mr..
| 5. VI. Sayford. evangelist Of Boston.
12:l5, Bible School 600 Y. +. S. c..
E. 200, Song service. sermon by
Mr.. Sayford
Thomas ODonnell has purchased a
Roo automobile.
Dr. Frederick Edwards has return
cd from stay Of several months in
Florida.
Benjamin Boss of the annex. has
removed to North Scituate.
Court Good Hope, |. O. r., hold a
social in Odd Fellows Hall on the
evening OF April 10Th.
The engagement Of George Kite and
Miss Mabel Crandall, well known
young people of the annex, is an
InOunced.
Benjamin Boss and family who
have been residing in the annexed
section, have removed to North Scit-
uate.
The fifth annual entertainment
given by the Broadway Baptist Bcne-
iiCial Association. will be held this
evening ut odd Fellows Hall.
\ number Of people from this soc.
tiOn attended whist and social nj
the Churchill House Wednesday. The
affair was for the benefit of St JOS
cphs Hospital.
The White Eagle Club hold a dance
ON the evening of April 18th in Irons
Hall.
Fred Crook, for some time overseer
of the weaving department of the
Earnsclffe Mills, has severed his con.
ncction there.
The next meeting of the Olneyville
business Mems Association will be
held on Wednesday evening. April Il.
J. Will Carpenter purchased a very
handsome pair Of horses this week at
New Haven, Conn.
Several cottages are being erected
in the Sterling avenue section.
What Cheer Lodge. No. -. X. and
l.. OF H., held a well attended meet.
Ing last evening in Mechanics Hail.
job printing at the Times Office,
Olneyvillc.
What Is generally regarded as the
largest days shipment Of automobiles
ever received in New York City were
the thirty trim looking 1920 horse
power REQ touring ears received by
r. NJ. Owen X Company recently. |
Mr.. owen says that this popular
model is frequently received in guam.
titles Of fifteen cars in shipment.
hut owing TO the unusual demand
which has arisen with the return of
pleasant weather and the favorable
condition of roads. il has been found |
necessary 10 double the customary
order for shipment There is a uni.
form good feeling among REQ dealers
all along the line over the prompt
deliveries which the REQ Motor Car |
Company is making in strict accord. |
ance with the guarantees made in |
October last.
Easter Candies: Chocolate brandy !
Drops, 25c. per pound; Valencia Al.
mondS. 25c- per pound. MolaSS,S, |
kisses. ljc. per pound; old Fashioned |
Croams. lac.: Peanut Brittle loo;
candy IN fancy boxes. sc. IN slcS. |
a uics package for CSC 10 soc Fer
fumes In all odors. loc. 20 $3.50 per |
package; n good package for 25c TO |