The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-12-11
LOCAL NEWS

Forty hours devotion was observed at
ST. Anthony's Church last week
George Cooper has hadh telephone in
stalled in his house on Whittier Avenue
Fred Barnes was the speaker at the Hart
ford Avenue Chap el last Sunday afternoon
Mrs, w. +. Martin has taken the posi-
tion OF stenographer at the Earnsc life Mills
The Little Rhody Base Ball Club held
dance in Library Hall OH Wednesday even
ing.
There was no session at the Kelly Street
School on Monday on account of the severe
storm.
Mrs. Clara Louzou of Kelly street has
recently undergone an operation for appen-
dicitis.
William II. Draper spoke before the
Mems Club of the St. James Church last
evening.
Some inn rovements have been made this
week to the mailing room of the Olneyville
Post Office.
w. X. Sherman of Hudson street is
building handsome summer cottage at
Conimicut.
r. ]. Horton of the Queen Dyeing Com
pany is in New York City this week on
business trip.
The funeral of the late J. Frank Russell
was held at his residence Oh Broadway
Monday morning.
John p Fox has completed some very ex
tenslve improvements at his summer resi-
dence at Conimicu,
The banquet committee of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association held meeting
on Tuesday evening.
Rev. A g. Singsen of the Bell Chapel
spoke last Sunday morning on "TheValue
of Creeds, Old and New"
A regular meeting of the Olneyvile
Business Mems Association will be held
next Wednesday evening.
Clarence Cook, of Bancroft street, is at
the Rhode Island Hospital suffering from
an attack of typhoid fever
Rev. Bowley Green preached last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church on
"rhe Young Man Who Succeeds.
Rev. A. f. Legg, of Providence, will
speak at the mems meeting at the Taber-
nacle Church next Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Merritt l.. Gregg OF Auburn was the
speaker at the mems meeting at the Taber-
nacIe Church last Sunday afternoon.
Stock Reducing Sale at DesRoches.
Every thing reduced to hard time Prices.
Opposite Public Market, Olneyville Square.
The funeral OF Thomas Cox was held at
his late residence on Westminster street
last Monday morning. Solemn requiem
mass at St. Mary's Church.
Rev. Fay r. Hunt spoke last Sunday
evening at the Tabernacle on 'Tndustriai
Slavery. Several cornet solos were ren.
dered by Frederic Buffnton.
Rev. Bowley Green, of the Broadway
Baptist Church, gave an address at the
Providence Y. NJ. G. A. last Sunday after
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The funeral Of the late Eli Atkin was
held at his residence on Atwood street, Sun
day afternoon Rev. Bowley Green was
the officiating clergyman The burial was
at the Moshassuck Cemetery.
The operetta eye Little Old Folks Con-
cert was given in Irons Hall "Wednesday
evening under the auspices OF the Church
Of the Messiah. Sunday School. The enter
tainment was followed by a sale.
The many friends.of MissNettie Greenup,
who for the past year has been one Of the
soloists at the Broad StreetBaptist Church,
Central Falls, will regret TO learn Of her !
des tn, which occurred at her home in Pro- |
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A memorial service for the late pastor,
Rev. John J Hall was held at the Second |
Presbyterian Church last Sunday morning
Rev. {. c Mckay oficiated ard spoke |
feelingly and eloquently OF the work Of the
deceased minister.
The banquet committee Of the Olneyyille |
Basiness Mems Association met and or
ganized on Tuesday evening. DIR. n. Il. |
Windsor was elected chairman, w ID. Har-
ris, secretary; aud w. II. Sawyer, treas
urer.
Sloan's Liniment, age. Brown Mixture
and MurHte Ammonia Cough Lorenges, |
Ioc. Humphreys II. age Laxative Bromo |
Quinine Tablets, 7Sc. Liquozone, 45e Sso,t |
Emulsion, 4Sc. and S9c. Father Johns
Medicine age and gao. Shaw's Malt 75e. |
Syrup White Zine. large bottle age. Two
Grain Ouinine Pills, &C. dozen. Rhiuitis |