The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-06-07
LOCAL NEWS

Willow Camp Modern Woodmen of
America held a regular meeting on
Monday evening.
A number from Olneyville attended
the funeral of Thomas (. Edmundson
in Johnston on Wednesday afternoon.
Walter Smith, son of y. A. Smith.
of Pocasset avenue is learning the
undertaking business.
Hon. Frank f. Fitzsimmons will
speak at a Registration Rally at Fog
arty's Hall next Wednesday evening.
The French Silk Garment Co., has
retired from business on Westminster
street
Olneyville groceries and markets
began the Thursday afternoon sum
mer closing yesterday.
Patrolman, Edward ]. Tiernan is
confined TO his home by very serious
illness.
lawn party will be held June 18th
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. c. w.
Eastwood, of Eastwood avenue.
James j. Durkin. we'll known in this
section, graduated with hOnors last
week at the Pennsylvania College Of
Dental Surgery.
The walking on Plainfield street
by car patrons may have been good
exercise, but most people will be
glad it is over.
Miss Edith Card of 62 Merino street
entertained the members of the Sun
shine Band at its weekly meeting on
Saturday. Refreshments were served.
The Broadway Baptist Church Bene-
fetal Institute met on Monday even
ing and elected officers for the en-
suing year.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians held a meeting
on Tuesday evening at the Hall on
Broadway.
Henry f. Doherty, for many years
a popular salesman for the Dayol
Rubber Co., is seriously i'll at his
home on POcasset avenue.
Manufacturers Lodge, /. q. O. f.,
will hold a memorial service on Tues,
day evening of next week at its hall
on Plainfield street.
John Garland of Union avenue,
who has been i'll for a long time, is
now at st. Josephs Hospital and is
said TO be improving slowly.
Hope Council, Knights Of Columbus
held a banquet in Stokes Hall We'd
nesday evening. James q. Egan was
the principal after-dinner speaker.
John Murphy, brother of DR.. +. c.
Murphy of this place and former
resident here, has assumed the man
agement of the PawtuXet Valley
Times.
The Young Pilgrims, lively local
baseball team, is looking for games
with any club whose members ages
averages IA years. Address all chal
lenges to J. A. Stoker, 156 Wood st
Rev. J. V. Osterhout will preach al
the Broadway Baptist Church next
Sunday at 1915 and 7:15 Several
candidates will be baptized at the
close of the evening service.
Court Good Hope, No. 1919, I. o. F
initiated six candidates at its last
meeting. This court, though one oi
the youngest in the state, is one d
the most active and is showing verJ
rapld increase III ulSLh SNIP
President, Thomas Charnley; frs
vice president, William A. Thomas
second vice president, j. c. Newton
financial secretary. Edgar Fielding
recording secretary, Alfred F. Lind
say: treasurer, Percy Townsend; sicl
visitors, Miss Laura knight, Mrs. +
Fiske. A. J. Knott, J. c. Newton
trustees. Thomas Charnley and Johr
Cary; chaplain, William Buckley
Jerry Graham and Peter Fournia
of this place went pout fishing at Oal
Swamp Reservoir in Johnston Sun
day evening. Graham attempted &
change his seat in the boat, after the.
had been fishing several hours ant
fell overheard and was drowned. Ihl'
unset the boat and Fournier managed
TO cling to the bottom OF the boat 10
several hours.
Beef. Iron and Wine, large bottles
39c. Cascarets. 10c. Pears Soap, lOc
Carbolic Salve, 15c. Paine's Celer.
Compound, SOC. Atwood's Bitters, 22c
Challenge Condenser MIX, &c, 10
Challenge Condensed Mir, &C, 10
25c Moth Balls. sc. per lb., Death-tc
all insects. 23c. can. Lambert's Dealt
TO Lice, zoe. BYRON "A. SMl ~ ~
Prescription Druggist, 19 Olneyyill
square.