The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-10-23
LOCAL NEWS

jury duty.
Business is said to be quiet at the wey-
bosset Mills.
Thomas Driver OF Taunton is visiting
relatives in this section.
The strike at the Earnsclffe Mills came
to close on Monday.
Davidson, the Plainheld street tailor,
makes clothes that fit.
A new ianitor has been appointed tor
the Tabernacle Building.
Charles Coteau who has been i'll for a
week past is able to be out again.
Rev. Bowley Green has been in New
Hampshire several days this week.
Officer NJ p. Bates has been placed on
new beat IN the Olneyville district.
The retail sales room at the Colwell
Worsted Mills will open on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John E Bowen have Just
returned from a stay in New York City.
Water Riley of the Olneyville PestOffice
is spending his vacation in New Bedford.
Councilman Harry Daw lis in Boston
several days this week on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGlinchey return.
ed on Tuesday from a visit to New York
City.
Rev. /. Collins OF the Church of the
Messiah has an assistant in his church |
work
THIS section was we'll represented at the
Republican Rally in Infantry Hall last
evening.
John II. Williams of Hudson street has
gone 10 Norfolk and Baltimore on a vaca.
ton trip.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. RosSiter and daugh-
ter took an automobile trip to Ddnielson,
Conn Oh Sunday.
w. 5. Geeson Is about TO remove TO Pro.
vidence and will open real estate Office on
Weyhosset street
The Riverside Mills Foot Ball Team de- !
leate the Warren on Saturday on Merino
Fat by a score of 10 to o.
Nj SIS Anna Lockwood died at her home
on B oadway on Sunday. She had been
resident of this section all her life.
Ms. Il T. Burdick and Mrs.S. T.. Gardi-
ner entertained the Ladies Whist Club OH
Thu day afternoon at 40 Plainheld street.
What Cheer Lodge, no. 81, X. and l.. Of
Honor will hold a social in Mechanics Hall
Plainheld street on the evening of Novem.
Der sth.
a series of whists are being arranged for
the benefit OF the book fund Of the Olney-
vile Free Library. They will begin after
the holidays.
Charles Stelzle will speak at the Union
Church, Broad street. Providence, next
Sunday evening. lie is called "rhe Apos- !
tie OF Labor.
A debate between members Of the Mems !
Club of the Broadway Baptist Church and
the men Of the Church of the Messiah will
be held on Wednesday evening, November
18th.
Robert Sharpes, a well known peddlar
residing in the annex, committed suicide
on Thursday by inhaling gas. He has
been in poor health and despondent for
some time.
Frank NJ. Whipple, formerly Of this
place and now connected with Waterman's
Undertaking Rooms at Pascoag, has just
returned from indianapolis, Ind, where
he attended the National Convention Of
Undertakers.
John Z. Stone Of Norwich, Conn, spent
several days in town this week. Mr.. Stone
has been a resident OF the Rose City for
several years and is proprietor Of a -four
ishing pool room and bowling alleys. lie
says the Connecticut town IS good place
TO dwell in.
Henry Carr for many years resident OF
Olneyvile died this morning. He was in
his Seth year. Mr.. Carr formerly conduct
ed Il news store now run by Edgar Carr.
He was a veteran Of the civil war and a
charter member OF Manufacture Lodge. lie |
leaves three sons.
At very largely attended meeting Of
the Olneyyille Business Mems Association /
held on Wednesday evening. SuPerintes-
dent Small Of the Providence schools gave
a very. practical and interesting address on
industrial Education. The arguments
put forth by Mr.. Small IN tayor Of more
practical system of training for the youth
of today were extremely we'll put and con-
vincing. At the business session five new
men bers were voted in. A bouquet Of
roses was presented to President r. Henry .
panspach IN recognition Of his recent mar 1
riage. After the meeting collation. was
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