The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-03-20

James J. McGann, formerly of this place,
is now located at Bridgeport, Conn.
Attorney +. l.. Hsnley was in Woon
socket, Wednesday on business uip.
AIRS. Arthur Z. Hill, of Whittier avenue,
who has been seriously i'll, is improving.
DR.. Frederick Edwards and family spent
Sunday at his farm near Hope Valley, X. |
Many Olneyville people went down street
Tuesday to view the ST. Patrick's Day pa
rade.
The st. Theresa's Institute has taken
quarters in the Eastwood Block on Manton
avenue,
! Isaac Oakin, for the past ten years jani-
tor OF Irons Hail building, has resigned his
position.
A number of persons were baptized at
the Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
It is said that the Rhode Island Com
pany will do no new construction work
before June.
The funeral of Ellen c. Major was SOL
emnized at the Tabernacle Church, Tues
day afternoon.
J. w. Hudson, the Westminster street
tailor is showing a very stylish line OF
spring woolens.
w. A. Woudmansee & Son, Plainheld
street, are agents for the international
Stock Foods.
A delegation of the members Of Manu-.
tacturers Lodge visited What Cheer Lodge
at the North End, Tuesday evening.
Rev. Bowley Green addressed the Mems
Club of the Plymouth Congregational
Church of Providence, on Wednesday even
ing.
The monthly meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening of next week, in the
| Library Building.
A number of people from the annex at
tended the meeting OF the Baptist Social
Union held at the Cavalry Baptist Church
on Monday evening.
1t is underrtood that pledges to the
amount of about 81 500 has been received
towards the building fund Of the new
Broadway Baptist Church.
Library Hall to let Tor dances, fairs, en-
| az nj oil taH
and new floors. Apply to DIR. Frank A.
Twltchell, IL Olneyville Square. If
Irving Winsor has just received a car OF
Maine Green Mountain Potatoes, which he
is selling in quantities to suit purchasers at
the Plainheld Street Station, Oneyyille.
The Peoples Hardware store, 4 Plain.
field street, X. {. McNabb, proprietor, is
ready for the spring trade, with full line
of agricultural tools and farmers supplies.
Miss Elizabeth Gurley Flynn of New
York. we'll known lecturer Oh social
questions, spoke at the Textile Union
course on Sunday evening in Guild Hall,
on industrial Unionism."
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge, ID. of r.,
observed its tenth anniversary on Monday
evening in odd Fellows Hall. Addresses
were delivered, a musical and literary pro-
gram given and supper served.
Edward |. Nickerson, a we'll known
architect Of Providence, died Sunday as
the result of shock, which he suffered
last Friday. He was 65 years Of age and
had been very successful in his chosen pro-
fesslon
Have you tried Van Dyk's IRISH tear Il
not step in and try pound or get a free
sample. II IS our special importation, the
kind of tea used in Ireland and is a great
treat to the old country folks Van Dfk's
1900 Westminster street, Olneyville Square
The Sunshine Band Of the First Free Bap
! tist Church, Plainheld street, met with Miss
| Edith and Jennie Fren onMonday evening,
March TO- Plans for sale and entertain.
ment we're discussed which resulted favor.
ably. A large amount Of work completed.
! Refreshments was served 10 large number
and all agreed to having had a very enjoy
able time.
Charles Banspaeh, brother Of William
and r. II. Banspach died at his home on
Dorchester avenue, Friday afternoon Of
heart disease, after an illness Of several
months. The decreased was painter and
decorator by trade and worked for num-
ber OF years in New York City. lie was
forty hve years Of age and unmarried. The
funeral services we're held at his late resi-
dence Sunday afternoon.
Atvood's Bitters 21c., Headache Pow
ders "a IN PACKAGE, 10 c Hobson's Corn
Salye, 75c Blue Jay Corn Plasters, foc.
Pure Cod Liver Oil, 7Sc and soc Hood
Sarsaparilla, 7ec.; Mellen Food, j3c and
sac; Matted Milk, 3oc.; Lisierine, nc.
u Kilmer's Swamp Root, 4c.; Rock Candy,