The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-10
LOCAL NEWS

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There is mission tor men this week at
St. Mary's Church.
J A. Angel has returned from a three
months visit to Florida.
Society printing a speciality at the TIMES
office Olneyylle Square.
Rev. Fay b Hunt has reassigned to the
Tabernacle Church of this place.
John T. Kenyon returned this week
from two months stay at Savannah, Ga
The new telephone directory was dlstri.
buted to Olneyville subscribers this week.
Il Henry OF Philadelphia is in town this
week on business connected with the mills'
Miss Grace Bernhard OF Grove street, is
recovering from an attack Of typhoid fever
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter has returned
from trip to Florida snd the West Indies.
l.. Sweet, the well known lumber dealer
| had the misfortune TO break his arm or
Monday.
A reception was given to Rev. + b.
! Hunt at the Tabernacle on Wednesday
eNcniug.
Ralph Colwell of the Colwell Manuiac-
turing Company has just returned from n
trip south
L. J. San Souci, who was recently in
jured in an automobile accident expects to
be out again next week.
A regular meeting OF the Olneyville Busi
ness Mems Associatson will be held on
Wednesday evening Of next week.
The West End Dramatic Club will give
the well known drama, Among the
Breakers" in Irons Hall on the evening of
/ April 2Ist
Are you still troubled with a cough2 DIR.
Hough's Cough and Lung Balsam will cure
it. Price IS cents. For sale by all med-
cine dealers.
Library Hall to let Tor dances, fairs, en-
tertanments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DR.. Frank A.
Twltchell, IL Oneyvile Square. If
The Dexter Donation Whist Club met ON
Wednesday at the residenne OF Il. p Little
10 Oak street. First prizes were taken by
Charles Angel and Mrs. John Tinker.
Miss Helen Phillips, who is soon TO re-
move to Chicago entertained Miss Annie
Anderson and Miss Alice Campbell at a
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evening.
If you are looking for Easter novelties
and cards don't fail to call at A. Bainton &
Son, 1927 Westminster street, where you
will find good assortment and prices the
lowest.
Spring millinery opening and sale at
DesRoches', Olneyvile Square. Ten of the
newest styles ladies' straw hats in all
colors 49 cents worth 81. Compare prices
before you buy.
A vaudeville entertainment was given on
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the OF.
neyville Boys Club at the club rooms on
! Planheld street. The entertainment was
well patronized.
Samuel a. Irons, son of the late Samuel
A. Irons Of this place died at his home in
Newark, n. J., on Saturday after a brief
illness. The deceased was in his 4o,h year
and had resided a number Of years in New
ark where he was engaged in business. The
| funeral services were held on Tuesday at
The residence Of his brother, Irving Irons
on Westimster street.
The following books have lately been
added TO the Olneyville Free Library. A
| set Of Dumas's works, IS volumes; "Peeps
at Many Lands" six volumes Of travel for
the upper grades Of school children; can
cestors," by Gertrude Atherton; "The
Great Secret" by Oppenheim; Brass
Bowl" l.. J. Vance; "Rosalind at the Red
Gate" by Meredith Nicholson; also a new
ediuog Of Poole's Index, the sixth Of the
series, which is an index to periodicals
published since 1900.
Tar Soap, large cake, SC. Glyccrine
4oc. pint Cascareis Ioc. Sugar Milk 25c .
per pint. Two-grain Qninine Pills 25c.
per 100. Babbetts Potash Sc can. Pack
er's Charm i5c Antiphlogestine 45c. Hun
yadi Janas Water z2c Sal. Hepatca roc
Dandcrne I5c. Packers Tar Soap I4c. |
Creolin Igc Cloves Mango Cure SIC. /
Dog Soap Ioc. We carry full line Of cam
eras and supplies, and do developing, /.
mounting aud printing. BYRON A |
SMITH, Prescription Druggist, 10 Olney-
vile Square.