The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-02-28

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The o. c. c. Club hold dance in Irons
Hall on the evening of March 18TH.
There will be baptism at the Broadway
Baptist Church next Sunday evening.
Abram Ashwort of North Scituate has
moved TO Pocasset avenue in the anuex.
Grove Brothers will occupy their new
lsh market on Yves minister street, this
week.
Business is improving at the Providence
d. b. c. Company's Works on Valley
street.
The Olneyville Social Club held we'll
attended dance in Library Hall on. Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. William S. Jones of Newport will
speak at the Bell street Chapel on Sunday,
March 22nd.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Taberna-
Gle thurch met in the church parlors,
Thursday afternoon.
The Dexter Donation Whist Club met
with Mrs. John w. rinkler, s Wood street,
Wednesday evening.
John Thornton of this place has been
elected one of the vice presidents OF the
Rhode Island Press Club
A male chorus has been formed to fur
nish music on Sunday evenings at the
broadway Baptist Church.
Manufacturers Lodge |. o. o. +. Trans
acted large amount of routine business at
its meeting on Tuesday evening.
To-day is the last day for the signing OF
releases at the Union Trust Company. The
court gives its decision tomorrow.
Banspach Brothers furnished the supper
at the Ladies' Night" meeting OF Nestell
Lodge of Providence, Thursday evening
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Milk Dealers Association will be held in
Irons Hall, on Saturday, March 9TH at IL a.
m.
Much local interest is evinced in the de-
cision of the Superior Court in regard to
the re.opening of the Union Trust Com
pany.
Rev. J. V. Osterhout of the Euclid Ave
nue., Baptist Church of Brooklyn, N. Y
preached at the Broadway Baptist Church,
last Sunday.
Fred Hurst will speak in the Textile
Union lecture course next Sunday evening
on "Panics their Cause and Remedy" at
Guild Hall.
Miss Martha Whitehead anc Mr.. Arthur
G IIammere were married on Wednesday
afternoon at the Messiah Rectory, by Rev.
+. o. Collins.
Maurice Sugden, formerly IN the restau-
rant business here is now located in Wes-
terly, where he is employed by the c. b.
Coltrell Company.
Ex-Governor George II. Utter was the
principal speaker at the annual banquet OF
the St. James Church Mems Club on
Thursday evening.
DR.. William Mclaughlin was the speak.
er in the Textile Union lecture course in
Guild Hall on Sunday evening. A large
audience was present.
Miss Florence Pike and Mr. Joseph Tur-
ner were married on Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides parents, SO Ssson
street by Rev. Fay B. Hunt
The TIMES received this week number
Of Florida newspapers from J.. A. Angel Of
this place, who IS spending the winter at
St. Petersburg in that state.
Library Hall to let for dances. fairs, en-
,ertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated |
and new floors. Apply to DIR. Frank A.
Twitchell, IL Olneyville Square. II
The Sunset Whist Club held one Of its
'emi-monthly meetings last evening. The
prize winners were Miss McGlinchey, Mrs.
Higgins, Mr.. Rowland and Nr. Howes.
Rev. Daniel 5. Toy spoke to large con-
course Of people last Sunday evening at the
Broadway Baptist Church. Rev. Bowley
jreen was the speaker at an overflow
Meeting held in the Tabernacle Church.
William II. Armstrong, well known IN
his vicinity a. mason and contractor,
lied on Sunday at the State Asylum for |.
he Insane. Mr.. Armstrong resided on
{enheld street in the annex and was active
D business up to year ago.
The Chapman meetings at the Broadway
Baptist Church came to close on wednes-
lay evening. In spite Of the severe storm
very lare audience was present. Rev.
Daniel 5 Toy and Soloist Frank Dickson
re now laboring at PheniK and the Paw
uxet Valley. The meetings IN the Olney-
lille District during the campaign were
Tery successful.