The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-17

tack OF pneumonia.
The schools in the annex resumed their
sessions on Monday
Harry Kenyon of Rye street is confined
to his home by illness.
Rev. Bowley Green's subject last Sunday
evening was Cruelty Him..
George Dover of the Atlantic Mills has
taken house on Bancroft street.
w. T. Joslin, Of the Joslin Manufactur'
ing Company, is spending the week in Bos-
ton.
b. d. Sweet has just completed fine
power boat for Albert Mcdonald of Attic
! boro.
For stylish up-to-date Easter Hats at
low prices see DesRoches', Olncyville
Square
A skin diamond" is being made at the
city play ground, at the foot OF Neu,akon-
kanut rill.
L. Sweet & Company have just added a
Standard Adding Machine to its office
equipment.
+. n. Hohiler Of the Briggs House, Phe-
nix will open his summer hotel at Conf
nicut in June.
A group picture of the employees of the
Olneyville Square Market was taken Thurs
day morning.
II Keiser spoke in Guild Hall last Sun
day evening on "A Fair Days, Pay for a
Fair Days Work.
Rev. Fay b. Hunt preached on "a
Poor Mans Chance" at the Tabernacle
Church on Sunday.
The local Office OF the Wheeler * Wilson
Sewing Machine Company has been re-
moved down town.
The Broadway Baptist Beneficial Insti-
tute will give an entertainment this even
ing in O6d Fellows Hall.
Miss NJ IL. Dennehey, city probation
officer spoke at the Bell Street Chapel Sun
day noon on, Our Probation System.
Library Hall to let Tor dances. fairs, en-
tertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DIR. Frank A.
rwltchell, IL Olneyville Square. If
James Mahoney, the well known Proyi-
dence horseman and trainer, has purchased
the livery business Of Mcheal Deguan in
Library Court Mr.. Mahoney will give his
personal attention to the running of the
stable.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Carpenter
died on Sunday at her home, 42I Hartford
avenue. The funeral, which was conduct
ed by Rev. Bowley Green, was held on
Tuesday. The burial was at Moshassuck
Cemetery, pawtucket.
you are not suited in tea and coffee
why not try Van Dyk's. They can surely
suit you II you will give them trial. Read
their special advertisement in today's is
sue. Van Dyk's 1900 Westminster street
OIneyyIIle Squar.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. ). Magoon of PlainGeld
street observed the iftieth annivei sary OF
their marriage on Wednesday afternoon
and evening. Relatives and friends to the
number OF one hundred were present and
the worthy couple received some hand.
some aud appropriate gifts.
The annual meeting OF the OlneyylIIe
Boys Club will be held on Tuesday even
ing in the Library Art Room. Election OF
officers and the reports for the year vii be
in order and i; Is hopei a large number
Of the members Will be present.
Next Sunday morning at the First Free
Baptist Church on PlaInheld street an Eas
ter sermon will be preached by the pastor,
! DR.. ]. NJ. Lowden and there will be spe-
cial Easter music by the choir, consisting
Of ''The Lord IS Risen," Easter Triumph
and a soprano solo "Hosanna" by Mrs b.
u Collision. In the evening bass solo by
Edward T.. Clarke
The regular meeting Of the Sunshine
Band Of the First free Baptist Church was
held at the home Of Miss Esther Weeden,
100 Farming,on Avenue, Monday evening,
April 18TH. One Of the largest meeting IN
attendance since It's organizations. Pre-
paration IS being made Tor an entertain.
ment and sale on May I2th. After the
business hour refreshments were served
and a social time enjoyed.
a regular meeting Of the OlneyyiIle BlsI.
ness Mems Association vas held in the
small hall Of the Library Building, Wed
nesday. There was a large attendance and
six new members we're elected. a re,olu.
tion in regard 20 thT Aldrich Dill was laid
On the table until the next meeting, and
the matter Of presentation Of gavels was
also continued. A very pleasing musical
program vas given by Prof. James King
Of the annex with MIR. Winfield a. accom-