The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-18

Mrs. Edna Waterman of Boston was in
town this week.
The funeral of Patrick McDonough will
be held tomorrow.
Mrs. John MeGovern OF Hartford ave-
nue. died on Sunday.
Mrs. VI c. Coohum of Dora street is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Buy your Christmas books at the New
Book Store, 81 Snow street, Providence.
A rummage sale is in progress this week
at Atwood's Building on Plainheld street.
The monthly meeting Of the Sunse,
Club was held on Monday evening.
The Red Cross stamps have been for
sale this week at the Olneyvlie Post Office
The very mild weather thus far is com.
Portable, but not productive of good trade.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. G o. F. will
install officers on the evening of January
5th.
Kennedy & Company have removed to
the store lately occupied by A. Bainton &
Son.
John b. Nash has sold the Pastime Thea
tire to Messrs Steere and Brophy of Geor-
giaville. -
Court Olneyyille, A. o. F. held regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday evening in
Guild Hall.
Leonard K Grove has taken a po,ition
with the American Supply Company OF
Providence.
Walter Everett of Johnston has taken the
store in Pixies Block for the sale OF Christ
mas greens.
The Kickerbocker Social Club hold a
dance in Library Hall on Wednesday even
ing of next week.
1t was one year ago Tuesday that there
was binding snow storm swept over this
part OF the country.
A Humber Of people OF this section at
tended the funeral of Chief of Police Big
bee at Cranston on Monday
Clarence Cook, who has been III at the
Rhode Island Hospital, has recovered suf-
hciently to be conveyed to his home.
Mark Tempest, former we'll known resi-
dent, who is now located at Holyoke, Mass
is visiting old friends in this section.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches. Every
thing reduced to hard time prices. Op-
posite Public Market, Olneyville Square.
Rev. T. p. Wuisade will speak at the
mems meeting at the Tabernacle Church
next Sunday afternoon on "Hell's Boule-
ward"
Miss Evelyn Wood, of Whittier avenue.
is in charge of the red stamp sale at the
Olneyville Post Office for the balance Of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor of Douglass.
Isle OF Man, who have been spending the
past three months in this country returned
n ONE this week.
The funeral Of Charles Bigelow was
solemnized at the Church OF the Messiah
on Monday. The burial was at Grace
Church Cemetery.
A milk wagon belonging to S. B. Win
sor Of Greenvilie Avenue, Manton, was
badly demolished in a collision on Broad.
way Thursday morning.
St. Margaret Chapter Of the Church of
the Messiah held very successful Christ
mas Sale on Wednesday evening at the
Rectory on Messer street.
James III. Shawcross was one Of the bear.
ers at the funeral Of Frank Salisbury, the
well known East side news dealer, which
was held yesterday.
II. e Pohle has late'y added considera-
BILE room to his store. He has taken the
second story of the building he occupies
and will use it for storage purposes.
The ladies Of this section are taking ad-
vantage Of the opportunity to buy dress
goods at the sales rooms Of the Colwell
Worsted Company, Hartford avenu:.
The societies connected with the Taber-
nacle Church held Christmas sale and
entertainment on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at What Cheer Hall,
on Plainheld street.
A very excellent musical entertsinment
was given at the meeting Of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association last evening by
Messrs. Frazer and Mayo and Walter Con-
nell, NJ. 5. Townley and Percy ButterheId.
Percy Patterson, for the pas, seven or
eight years employed IN the office Of the
Providence ID. B. c. Company on Valley
street, will sever hts connection there
January Is, 70 enter iuto business for him
self IN Providence. Ills many friends in
this section wish him success IN his new
venture,
The funeral Of Willard A. Hawkins was