The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-16
LOCAL NEWS

hne condition.
Mrs Cook of Bancroft street is confined
to her home by illness.
Mrs Spencer of the Crown Worsted Mill
office is away on a vacation trip.
Benz min o. Alien of New York called
on Olneyville friends this week.
Business is very good at the ID. b. c
Company's plant in Valley street.
Fred Hurst spoke at a Socialist rally in
Woonso -ket last Tuesday evening.
Miss Sarah w. Spencer of Penn St is
spending vocation at Thompson. Conn.
The Higgins Democratic Club held
meeting on Monday evening in Stokes
Building.
The Rhode Island Teacher Institute will
be held in Infantry Hall on November S, 9,
and 9TH.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor Of the Isle
of Mau England are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ 5. Townley.
Miss Susan Smith and Miss Minnie
Thompson returned on Tuesday from a
trip to New York
Court Olneyville, no 5, O, of f., will
hold social in Library Hall on the even
ing OF October 29th.
Thomas Doyle of Willow street has re
signed from the United States Army after
tUrl W. wears nf service
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Lewis, who have
been isiting friends i'll this section return
to Montreal tomorrow.
Mrs William A. Carroll and Mrs. Annie
Teft have just returned from ayist to rela-
tives n New York City.
"Tle Pastime" has a fine show this
week. This excellent little theatre is
pleasing large clientage,
The French people in this section are
much pleased that Hon. Aram PothIer has
been nominated as governor.
Div sion No. 10, aides Auxiliary, A. o.
IL. held a largely attended social in Ii
brary Hall on Thursday evening.
Kew. George Brown aud Rev J. V idur-
ply cl St Anthony's Church recently
went TO New York on an auto trip.
The Olneyyille Post Office will soon in
augur ,te three deliveries day Oh the
routes cas- of Olneyvlle Square.
A special meeting of the Oineyville Free
Library Association win be held this even
ing to act on a change OF by laws.
DR. Clifford b. Colwel is spending va
cation at Washington, ID. c. His patients
tare being attended by Dr. w. b. Milan
A regular meeting Of the Olneyvile Bust
ness Mems Association will be held next
Wednesday evening in Library Building.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o F. held a
well attended session on Tuesday evening.
Quite a number of visitors were present.
The discussion Of the "Po sition OF the
Socialist Party" in the present campaign
takes place this evening at the Bell street
chapel.
A regular meeting of the Sunset Club
was held at the club house on Monday.
Considerable business was transacted, alter
which a lunch was served
Mrs Mary A. Tiliinghast died at the
home on Laurel Hill Ave. on Thursday
evening o. last week. The funeral services
were held on Sunday and the burial was at
Usquepaugh, r. |.
Banspach Brothers will be the caterers
at the annual banquet Of the Young Repub-
lican Club in Infantry Hall, Providence,
next Thursday evening.
About one hundred and forty weayers OF
the Eamscuffe Mills are on a strike. The
hning Of one Of the number is said TO be
the cause Of the trouble.
Frank Riley, Of 5o3 Manton avenue, who
is Ioca, agent for the Magee steam heaters,
has this fall put 10 heating plants Of this
excelen make for George Smith, Long
meadow; William Waterman, Plainhed
street; Mrs. I. Douglas, Prospect street.;
Henry Rcough, Eaton street; William II.
Boye,, GreenviIle avenue; George Roukes
Broadway and Barney Nangle, Ban croft
stree.
II 'he idea of cutting up the town Of
John. ton and parcelliog it out among the
town Of Sc'tuate. Cranston, Smithheld
and forth Providence Is ever carried into
effect one thing would be sure to happen,
/ John ton politics would cease 70 eKis'. In
/ hat eve1t IL is almos, fair 20 suppose that
the Trovid nee daily papers would with
draw hsir Oneyyile correspondents. for
7 without Johnston politics to write about
heir oecupst On would be practically gone.
/ 1t US ier,ently hope that the town "iil he
\ left intact.