The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-05-08
LOCAL NEWS

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Society printing speciality at the TIME
Office Olneyville Square.
Hugh Leonard for some time past drive
at the Sixth station has resigned.
For stylish up.to-date millinery at low
prices see DesRoches', OlneyWlle Square.
J. T, Morris of the Times office spent
Sunday with relatives at Staten Island
Ny.
The forty-third anniversary of the Broad
way Baptist Church will be observed next
Sunday.
Leonard Grove, Of Grove Brothers, who
has been III for several weeks, is able to be
out again.
Alderman Henry Fletcher has leased
the Davis cottage at Conimicut for the
summer.
Rev. a. b. Cristy spoke last Sunday at
the Second Presbyterian Church on Harris
avenue.
Rev Fenner Jacques of South Scituate
was in town Tuesday ani called at the
Times office.
L. r Sheldon has just completed some
extensive repairs to his buildings on Plain
field Street
B. ID. Swee, has the contract for remod.
elling house tor Mrs. Stanley at Hamp-
den Meadows.
Rev. Bowley Green will preach at the
Calvary Baptist Church inProvidence next
Sunday morning.
The next meeting OF the Olneyyille Busl-
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday, May Goth.
Deputy Sheriff William Carroll, who
has been i'll for several weeks, is said to be
in a critical condition.
The "Olneyvilles" were defeated by the
Outlets" at base ball at Palace Gardens
Sunday by a score Of tot.
About forty candidates were received
into the Pilgrim Congregational Church
on Harrison street last Sunday.
Prosperity Lodge, Daughter OF St.
George will observe the lodge anniversary
this evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
Rev A. G.. Singsen of the Bell Street
Chapel spoke last Sunday morning on"The
Higher Appeal of Religion today.
Fred Hurst will attend the National So
ciaIist Convention at Chicago as delegate
The convention meets on May 10th.
Rev Bowley Green discussed the ques-
tion, "Is there Help" at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday evening.
James d. Baldwin has the contract for
building cottage house Tor George Lord,
Alabama avenue, Washington Park.
Contractor Charles Crankshaw has COM
pleted the sewer on Alverson avenue and
has begun work on the Lowell avenue.
The Olneyville branch of the Union
Trust Company paid out s23, 500 on Mon
day, the reopening day and took in 10000
Union Trust depositors in this section,
who have less than SIoo will be paid to-
morrow and there after at the local branch.
Mrs. Charlotte Carpenter aud Miss Mil.
dred Carpenter Of Almy street will go to
Europe in June for stay Of several
months.
Rev. Robert b. Parker, rector Of ST.
lanes Church on Broadway sailed for
Europe on Wednesday from a trip Of seve.
raj months.
Mrs. g. w. Peckham Of Boston gave an
address before the Farther Lights Society
Of the Broadway Baptist Church on Mon
day evening.
The rooms Of the Olneyylle Boys Club
have been closed for the summer The
first season, Just closed, has been very
successful one.
Howard c. Saunders Of North Attleboro
formerly OF this place has been elected a
director Of the Record Electric Railway
Signal Company.
The war drama, Brother Against /
Brother, was presented in TronssTIall last
Saturday evening to a large and well pleas 1
ed audience.
Patrolman William Mckenzie has lately .
been transferred from the Central Police /
Station 20 the Sixth, and Mel Mcdonald .
from the Sixth TO the second station.
W. b. Wilson gave his illustrated lee
ture "a EAmble through Italy" at the (
Plainheld street Church Tuesday evening. I
The lecture was under the auspices Of the /
Mems Club Of the church.
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Fountain Syringes, IS c, 75r, 81, 81 60 /
Sr7s. All syunges warranted. Persian F.
CreoIin, I9c; Sugar Milk z5c per lb; Bah
belts Potash Sc. can; Sozodont, nc; Col |
gates Tooth Powder, I5c; Smiths Head |