The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-02-07
LOCAL NEWS

week.
The Colwell worsted Mill is busy with
orders.
Next "Wednesday is Flag Day in the
public schools.
John Cray has been confined to his home
this week by illness.
r. A. Atwood of Plainfeld street, has
removed to Arlington.
Patrolman Jones OF the Sixth station is
away on a short vacation.
Jos Van Dyk new tea store near the Pub
lie Market, opens today.
George F. A. Be'ne is again confined to
his room by rheumatism.
Some repairs are being made at the
Broadway Baptist Church
Samuel +. Gardner of the annex, has
been reappointed deputy sheriff.
Henry J Cobb Of the annex is spending
the winter at West Eiarwich, Mass.
Charles P. Thompson has taken a posi-.
ton in the Olneyville Square Market
Sidney Sherman will be the speaker at
the Textile Lecture Course, on Sunday
evening.
The mail that arrived at Oneyville Post
Office Station at 2.46 p. m. has been dis
continued
c. B. Donle gave an illustrated talk at
the Valley Street Gospel Mission, last Sun
day evening.
The William Hughes Company and
John O'Donne have exhibits at the auto
mobile show.
The National Providence Worsted Nils
shut down on Thursday night for the bal
ance of the week.
CHARLES J Dutton gave an address on An
ti-Saoon Work at the Tabernacle Church
last Sunday evening.
Arthur Edward Underwood Of this place
and Alice May Sayles Of Pascoag were
married on Tuesday.
Arthur Jackson of Alyerson avenue, a
wireless telegraph OPERATOR has just return
ed from a stay in Mexico.
Letter Carrier John Jones Of the Olney-
vile Post Office fell in the ice last week,
and dislocated shoulder.
OlneyyiDe Council, Royal Arcanum, at a
meeting on Wednesday evening elected
Mr., Dennis Cannon, trustee.
Rev. Bowley Green's subject at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday even
ing was The Black Prince.
The next meeting of the Oneyvile Busi.
ness Mems Association will be held onWed-
nesday evening February 10Th.
The Grover Fishing Club will hold a
"possum" dinner at its club house near
Rocky Point on Sunday, February 10Th.
A new rural free delivery started this
week from Oaklawn. The routes covers
some of the country district Of Cranston.
Professor William Kirk of Brown Uni.
versity, spoke on ''Panics' in the Textile
Union Course at Guild Hall on Sunday
A regular meeting Of the Beneficial In
s,itute Of the Broadway Baptist Church,
was held on Monday evening in the church
parlors.
Joseph TetIow, for many years chief Of
conductors Of the Union Railway Com
pany, died at his home on Hammond street,
on Thursday.
Rev psniel 5. Toy began evangelistc
services at the Broadway Baptist Church
last evening in connection with the Chap.
man campaign.
The cut down Of the time schedule at
Brown & Sharpe's Works from s. to IS
hours a week affects quite a number Of
people in this section.
The Brown Glee, Banjo and Mandolin
Clubs gave a very pleasing concert at the
Pilgrim Congregational Church on Haui-
son street on Wednesday evening.
Library Hall to let Tor dances, fairs, en-
tertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DR.. Frank A.
Twtchell. IL OlneyviIIe Square #
Mrs. Tillotson, wife Of Marshall TiIIot-
son Of the Providence Ventlating Com
pany, Of this place, recently fell on the ice
injuring her shoulder quite badly.
Rober, 5 Shuler, who has been designer
at the Weybosset Mills for some time, has
been promoted to the position Of superin
tendent Of the Ray Mills at Franklin, Mass
Norman Plass, the first superintendent
Of the Rhode Island Anti Saloon League,
has resigned the presidency Of Washburn
College at Topeka, Kan, and will en-
gage in the lumber business in Victoria, b.
&. He vas a graduate Of Yale TheoIog-
cal school in the class OF SO.