The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-02-21
LOCAL NEWS

morrow at l o'clock.
p. MeDonough has just completed a
house on Messer street.
The piano at Mills Tea Store will be
gwen away on February 29th.
The mill situation in this section is show
ing some slight improvement.
James T. Kennedy was in New York
this week on a business trip.
Herman Stoehrer of Bancroft street visit
ed friends in Lawrence this week.
The re-opening of the Union Trust Com
pany seems to be fairly assured.
John 7. Kenyon has gone to Savannah.
Ga, for a stay of several weeks.
The Pocasset Ice Company has about
completed the filling of its ice houses.
Many Olneyville people are said to be
depositors in the New England Trus, Com
pany.
Miss Edith Hughes gave several violin
solos at the Church of the Messiah, Sunday
evening.
Miss Helen Pohle of Whittier avenue,
who has been i'll for some time, is slowly
improving.
The Forlorn Bunch, a local social or
gan,zation held dance in Library Hall
last evening.
Grove Brothers are about to remove
their FISH business to Westminster street,
near the bridge.
Walter Parks of Providence is the mana
ger of James Van Dyk's new tea store, on
Oneyville Square.
Mrs. Waty Sweet OF Providence, who
| died thes week. was sister of Abel Rey-
noids of the annex.
Court Good Hope |. o. +. will meet
next Tuesday evening in Artisans Hall,
Westminster street.
The explosion of an oil stove in store
on Odd Fellow Square called out the fire
department, Thursday afternoon.
District Inspector Frank La Voice, OF
the Rhode Island Company, is the owner
of a very promising two year old colt.
Banspach Brothers furnished the supper
at the Ladies Night" meeting Of St. Johns
Commandery held on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Will Carpenter and Mrs.
A. w. Carpenter and Miss Helen Csrpen
ter spent Sunday with relatives in Nor
wich Conn.
The following Olneyville people sailed on
s. 5 Ivernia, Cunard Line, from Boston,
February 18th: Miss Nellie Gill, Mr.. James
| Mattinnoe.
John J Murphy Of New York City, Sec
retary OF the American Single Tax Asso-
citation, gave very interesting talk before
Olneyville Business Mems Association 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 Olneyville Square. II
Frank Bohn of New York, an organizer
OF the "Tndustria Workers of the World"
] gave an able address on "The Work ing
Class in American History" at Guild Hall,
Sunday evening
Always with you," says the catarrh
germ TO the sufferer. "Not when breathe
Hyomei," replies the one who knows.
"Money back if Hyomei fails to cure
catarrh, " say B. A. Smith.
! The "Band of Hope" held their first en-
tertainment in Odd Fellows Hall, Academy
avenue, last Friday evening. Mr.. John f.
| Virgins and those who assisted him, are
entitled TO great credit for arranging an
excellent program and making the first
entertainment Of the new organization
most enjoyable one. The Scottish Dress
Band made a great showing with their
kits and bagpipes
| The commissioners on the Mary Cray
/ estate filed their report last Saturday In the
| Municipal Court and denied the claims OF
Sarah L. Johnson for s3oz4 and Ellen
| Bentley for $3.50. The commissioners are
William II. King, Henry S. Turner and
Charles VI Tyler. Because Of these claims
the $50, 900 estate has been tied up II is
believed that there will be an appeal as a
lengthy litigation is not wanted. Under
the will Mrs johnson received $4,000 and
while Mrs Bentley is not beneficiary she
had received 81 per week for the last ten
years Of the life Of Mrs. Gray. The amount
claimed by her is an additional g per
week for the time she vas member Of the
I household.
| Beef, Iron and Wine, large bottle, doc;
| Beecham's Pills, 10 and Ioc Pure Cod
/ Liver Oil, as and soc Cascarets Ioc.; 2
T quart Hot Water Bottle 73c.; Black Lico-
rice, large stick, ( Pinkham's Compound