The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-24
LOCAL NEWS

| several days TINS week
L. b. Brown Of Portland, Me, visited
friends here this week.
Farming tools and seeds at w. II. Saw
yer's Olneyville Square.
Patrick McDonough is building cot.
tage house on Kelley street.
Reasonable prices for job printing at the
/ TINES office, Olneyville Square.
Frank Riley has completed his new tin
Smithing shop on Manton avenue.
Bicycle repairing at the William hughes
Company 'smachine shop on Bough street.
For stylish up-to-date millinery at low
prices see OesRoches', Olneyvilie Square.
1t is understood that John ID. Suttil is
engaged on preaching tour in the West.
Olneyvile was well represented at the
opening game at Melrose Park on Thurs
day.
Court Good Hope, |. o. f. will hold a
meeting next Tuesday evening in Artisans
Hall.
The Ideal Minstrel Troupe have min
strel show and dance in Irons Hall this
evening.
Several candidates were baptized at the
First Free Baptist Church on Piain6eld
Street Sunday evening.
II, l. Jordan Of Chepachet has taken up
his residence with his daughter, Mrs. l.. T..
Hopkins of Daniel avenue
The West End Club havea social in Odd
Fellows Hall next Friday evening. Fay's
orchestra will furnish the music.
The members of Manufacturers Lodge, !.
o. o f. will attend the Church of the
Mediator on Cranston street in a body, on
Sunday.
Frank 5 Chaifee has been selected as
manager of the OlneySille Branch Of the
Union Trust Company; w. A. Capwel will
act as assistant manager.
Library Hall to let Tor DANCES fairs, en-
tertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DR.. Frank A
Twltchell. IL Olneyville Square If
Rev. A. G. Slngsen will preach next
Sunday morning at the Bell Street Chapel
on ':Rel'gious Liberty, the corner stone Of
the Commonwealth of Rhode Island".
Rev. M:Nabb, the hardware dealer,
who has been i'll during the winter, has
recovered and is now able to attend to
business at his Plainheld street store.
Adnah w. Ham, formerly in charge Of
the office force at the Atlantic Mills has
taken thu position Of paymaster at the Sar-
anac Mills at Blackstone, Mass.
The funeral Of Dennis Kane was solcmni-
zed from his late home, $50 Broadway, last
! Friday afternoon. The deceased was pro.
minent in the Woodmen Of America and
! the |. {. B. L.
Mr.. and Mrs John Doyle celebrated the
twenty-Grst anniversary OF their marriage
last Saturday evening. A number Of friends
were invited and very enjoyable time
was spent through the evening.
Miss Zora Sanderson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard sanderson, was married
on Tuesday to William Wesley Crawford.
The wedding took place at the home of.hc
BRIDES parents on Wood street.
Tuesday evening was past grand night
at Manufacturers Lodge. Eighteen Of the
thirty.two living past g,ands Of the lodge
were present An interesting program was
successfully carried out.
Archibald II. Hughes Of this place passed
successfully the examination before the
Rhode Island State Board Of Health, last
week, and was granted a certificate to prac-
tise medicine. Ie|rll open an Office IN
Greenville.
To start the day right, you should have
at breakfast cup Of Van Dyk's Duchess
coffee then everything will 90 along
smoothly. Readtheir advertisement in to-
days issue. Van Dyk's. 1900 Westminster
street, Olneyville Square.
The Dexter Donation Whis. Club met on
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Charlotte
Carpenter Of Almy street on Wednesday.
FRS, prizes were taken by Charles Angel
and Mrs. John Tinker. The club will wit
ness Performance at Kei,h's on Wedncs-
day evening, May 5th
The junior teachers Of the Plainheld
street Free Baptist Sunday School met
Monday evening April 10th, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. w. ". Poole, Ig7 Laurel
Hill Avenue, 70 organize "The Kings
Business Circle Of The Kings Dsugh'ers;
Mrs W. +. Husband, assisted by Mrs r..
+. Bullock conducted the admission ser.
vice. The following officers were elected:
Leader, Mrs. w. ~. Poole; Vice Leader,
Miss Louise Barker; Secretary, Mis- Annie
Kingsley. II rea eurcr Ites Ii1a V.ffcrrfil