The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-13
LOCAL NEWS

Horace Norton and family of Wakefield
have recently removed to Oneyville.
The Boston Hygienic Corset Company
have taken rooms in Stokes Building
James Murphy is making some improve
ments to his house on Bancroft street.
Many Olueyville people have attended
the Food Fair this week in Infantry Hall
The Woolsorters Union will hold a dance
in Irons Hall on the evening Of November
Goth
Rev. A. Scrothon Of Lonsdale preached
last Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
Church.
John p. Fox and family have returned to
the city after a summer and fall spent at
Conimicut
Miss Esther Weeden was the guest Of the
Misses Brown at Cherry Hill on Thursday
OF this week
Joseph Zarmon of Brown University con.
Quoted the service at the Hartford Avenue
Chapel on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Won Storch of los Iaban
street gave her second "at home" on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Clinton T. Potter Of the Olneyville Post
Office force OF carriers is away on a two
weeks hunting trip.
The Riverside Mills Foot Ball Team de
ieated the Warrens on Sunday at Warren
10y a score of 5 to o.
The Anna Gordon Branch w. {. T. u.
met OF Monday afternoon at the Planfeld
Street Church Parlors.
The Forlorn Branch", an Oneyville
social organization, held dance in Ii.
brary Hall on Tuesday evening.
Amos I. Weeden has recently had plant
ed a number Of fruit trees OF different kinds
at his home, Farmington avenue.
The next meeting of the Olneyville Busi
ness Mems Association will be held on
! Wednesday evening of next week
w. II. Joslin OF the Joslin Manufactur.
] ing Company has been elected a member
o. the state senate from Scituate.
Rev. Bowley Green was one of the speak
ers at the meeting of the Mems Bible
! Classes at Wakefield on Tuesday.
l.. A. Carter has sold his interest in the
Hughesdale Ice Company to his partners,
Louis IIohler and William A. Capwell.
Rev. J. NJ. Lowden preached last Sunday
evening at the FiistBaptist Church on "The
Relation OF the Church to the Community
The members of Loyal Band of Hope
Lodge, 1. o. O. +. will attend the Broad
way Baptist Church next Sunday morning.
The Mems Club of the First Free Bap-
tist Church, Plainheld street will give an
entertainment on the evening OF November
18TH.
Henry Collingham, wool buyer of the
Atlantic Mills, was slightly injured in
railway accident at Rochester, N. Y, on
Thursday.
A. Bain'on & Son are selling out their
stock of fancy goods and will give their
time to piano selling and tuning and pic
ture framing
The Olneyvl'e Social Clnb will hold
dance in Library Hall on the evening Of
| November 18th Brooks orchestra will
furnish the music
Rev. Erie I. Lindh Of the Smithheld
Avenue Church Pawtucket, will speak at
the Mems Meeting Of the Tabernacle
Church next Sunday at pm
Herbert c. Calei will sell at public auc-
tion eight room cottage with modern i'm
proyements, 20 Hartford avenue, Saturday,
November I4th at noon.
A regular meeting .-the Sunset Club
was held on Monday evening. There was
a large attendance Of members. Routine
business was followed by lunch
The funeral Of Mrs, Janet vernal Of 81
Bergen street was held on Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Fay b. Hunt conducted the
service. The burial was a, Pocasset Gene
terry.
Ear and Bradford, who were at the "Pas
time" last week with their clever skit en-.
titled "The Race Track" are playing this
week at the new Verdi" on Atwels ave
nue.
Prisc'la Lodge, ID. Of K, held Minis
tel show ia Irons Hall Wednesday. The
show was we'll patronized and the large
crowd presert were highly pleased With the
entertainment.
Pure glyceIine, full pint. j5c.; pure cas-.
tor oil, full pint zSc.; witch hazel, Ia pint,
Ioc full pint, I5c full quart bottle, 25c
Father Johns Medicine, 4oc. and 97c.
lung protectors, 3Sc, soc, 75c. and s.;
camphOrated oil. half pint bottle. 2rc