The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-05-01
LOCAL NEWS


recovering from an attack Of pleurisy
Deputy Sheriff William Carroll, who ha,
been i'll, is still confined to his home.
For stylish up-to-date millinery at low
prices see DesRoches, OlneyvilIe Squsre
Postmaster w. d. Harris has been con.
fined to his home several days this week by
illness.
The West End Club will hold another of
its high class socials i'll Odd Fellows, Hall,
this evening.
The Olneyville branch Of the Union
Trust Company will reopen for business on
Monday, May 4th.
Seventeen candidates were baptized at
the Free Baptist Church, PlainGeld street,
Sunday evening.
The Union Aid Society hold a supper
and sale this evening in Mechanics Hall,
Plandeld street.
Frank Tijliughast, a member Of the No.
10 Hose Company has removed from Plain.
field 70 Labau street.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on Saul Of Tarsus".
Rev Gerhard Wilson was the speaker at
the Second Presbyterian Church on Har-
ris avenue last Sunday.
IL. B Wood has removed his law Office
from the Vaughn Building to the Howard
Block IN Providence
Many OIneyville people attended My
breakfasts this morning at various places
where they were served.
An addition Of considerable size is being
built 10 the dye house Of the National Pro-
yidence mills on Valley street.
The Oloeyville and Monitors played a
tie game last Saturday, the score standing
3 to o at the end OF IL innings.
A large delegation Of the members of
Manufacturers Lodge, | O. O. f. attend.
ed church at the Church Of the Messiah in
Providence Sunday morning.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie b. Love
grove and Mr.. Samuel White Of this place
will take place on Friday, June 9Th.
George Tyler, the well known Providence
jeweler has removed TO Pawtucket and is
now located on Main street in that city.
John p. Farnsworth, treasurer Of the d..
b. c. Company, has been re- elected presi.
dent OF the Providence Churchmen's Club.
The post Office sub station that has been
located at Barnes drug store on Plaindeld
street is to be removed to 4. L Darcy's
store on Union avenue.
John +. Sullivan, formerly Of this place,
who is a member Of the graduating class
of the Boston University Law School, has
been elected president Of his class.
Captain and Mrs. +. II Leavtt of Dor
chester avenue observed the 44th anniyer-
sary Of their marriage on Tuesday. A
small party Of relatives were present.
Library Hall to let Tor dances, fairs, en-
,ertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecoratcd
and new floors. Apply to DR.. Frank A.
Twitchell. IL Olneyvile Square. If
Miss Helen Nisbet Allan, deughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Allan, formerly Of this
place was married at White River Junction
on Tuesday, April 2Ist to Albert Greene
Hopkins Of Boston.
James Windsor, who died IN Chicago,
lost week, waa an uncle Of DR.. II. f..
Windsor Of this place. The deceased was
formerly auditor Of the Providence and
Stonington Railroad Company.
To start the day right, you should have
at breakfast cup Of Van Dyks Duchess
coffee then everything will 60 along
smoothly. Read their advertisement in to-
days issue. Van Dyk's. 1900 Wes,mins,er
street, Olneyville Square.
J D, Corey. proprietor Of the Provi-
dence Box and Lumber Company. fell on
Tuesday in his mill and was considerably
injured, disloca,ing his shoulder and cut.
ting a cash in his head. lie j, attended
by DR.. Lougfeliow.
Az the aonual meeting Of the Rhode Is.
land Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals held on Tuesday afternoon, j..
y. Smith was reelected Secretary and
agent, ". -. Harris was elected one of the
vice presidents and John T Kenyon a mem
Der Of the executive committee.
On Monday evening, April nth, the
Sunshine Band Of the First Free Baptist
Church held is regular meeting with Miss
Gertrudc Emmitt, go Webster avenue.
The evening was prohtably spent in work
preparatory for the sale which will be heid
in Library Hall, May rzth. After a short