The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-24
LOCAL NEWS


/ Westminster street 10 Broadway.
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write on one side of the paper you are us
! ing.
The William Hughes Co. will have fine
exhibit of REQ cars at the coming automo.
bile show.
II is limited that there may be some
changes in the personnel of the Sixth
Police Station.
Mrs John T. Bowen, Of Westminster
street, is recovering from severcattack of
the grippe.
w. IL. Wood, president of the American
Wooen Company, was in Oneyville on
! Wednesday.
The Misses Harrington are having their
house on Bancroft street, remodeed for
their occupancy.
Read the advertisement of IL. c. Mott &
Gompany's Mark Down Sale on the Sth
/ page of the TINES
Rev. Bowley Green will speak on "The
MoraIist" at the Broadway Baptist Church
next sunday evening.
Manufacturers Lodge l. o o + held
very well attended and interesting meeting
ON tuesday evening.
]. !. Smith, the annex contractor, is
building business block for Levi Kelley,
Mantle avenue, Cranston.
Mrs. a. K. Hill died at her home on
Dora street sunday. She has been III fail
iog health for some time.
William IL. Draper, Of the annex has
been ected president OF the Providence
! Master Painters Association.
Helen Pohle, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pohe Of Whittier avenue,
who has been very IL, Is improving
Work has been begun on a three tene-
meut house on Messer street, near West
minister, John O.Donuell has the contract
Banspach Brothers furnished the supper
at the annual meeting of the First Baptist
| Church OF Pro idence, onTuesoay evening.
Perseverance Company No. 3, U. II. X.
of y. will hold social in Odd Fellows
Hall, PlainEeld street, on Friday evening
February 7th.
If the stomach is on a strike use Milo ma,
and see how quickly and easily it gets back
to work soc. box. Cures any stomach
| trouble or money refunded at B.A. Smiths
Profes or James @ Dealey Of Brown
| University spoke to good sized audience
in Textile Hal last sunday evening, on
"Matters Workingmen should be Inter.
ested ln".
Library Hall TO let Tor dances, fairs, en-
tertalnments, etc, enlarged, redecorated
and new floors Apply to DR.. Frank A.
rwltchei, II Olneyvie Square. If
Miss Mary McHale and Miss Margaret
O'BHen entertained party of friends at
the home Of Miss McHalc corner Of Valley
and Grove streets on Monday evening. The
evening was very pleasantly spent IN music,
games, etc. A fine supper was served.
The body Of James McAvoy, who was
killed at Hartford, Conn, Friday morn
ing Of last week, arrived IN Olneyyille
Monday morning and was taken to J. Will
Carpenters undertaking rooms. The fun.
eral services were held on Tuesday.
St. There,a's Branch No. sos, l. c. b. T..
installed the following officers last Sunday
afternoon: President, 5. A Larney; Finan-
cial Secretary, Thomar Clarke; Recording
Secretary, John O'Neil; Vice President,
Albert KondIno; Treasurer, Rodger Gra-
ham; Sergeant at Arms, Thomas Seward;
Trustee, John Graham; Physician, Df. NJ.
b. Milan.
Waldo VI. Place, Of the annexed section,
has been elected treasurer Of the Indus.
trial Trust Company. Mr.. Place has held
the office Of assistant treasurer for several
years aud now the retirement Of Hon. Sam
ue +. Colt, and the promotion Of Cyrus r.
Brown as president gives Mr. Place the
/ important Office Of treasurer Of this great
/ banking institution.
The following officers Of Willow Camp
Modern Woodmen Of America were Install
ed on Monday evening in Guild Hall
/ Consul, William J. Darcy; Advisor.
Maurice J. Prendergast; Banker VI. W..
. Comstock; Clerk, William r. Donnely
Esco.t, P.J. Currao; Watchman, Edward
Barker; sentry, VI J Hadiigenj Manager
. FOR Three Years. VI J Lynch.
MenthOl lnhalers, Goc. Chest Protectors
/ sc soc and 75c. Chamois Lung Protect