The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-06
LOCAL NEWS


Irons Block is being repaired in quite
az extensive way.
Ezra Clifford of Newton, Mass, has been
visiting relatives in this section.
Sam Dolbey and James Kelley spent
several days in Boston this week.
John T Toomey of the annex has gone
to Seattle for two months stay
Business is very dull in some of the de
qartments of thSRiverside Mills.
Charles Whitney of Riverdale avenue is
entertaining relatives from Montana.
Mrs. Hannah Driver Of Brooklyn as the
guest OF Mrs w. A. Carroll Oh Sunday.
Quite extensive repairs have lately been
made to the Presbyterian Church on Har-
ris avenue.
Miss Irene Houliham Of the Sunset gro.
Gerry and market starts on Monday for va
cation trip
Richard Smith of Hose No. Io, Plainheld
street has just returned from weeks
hunting trip.
DR.. c. b. Colwell returned on Saturday
OF last week from two weeks vacation
spent i'll Virginia.
William Reynolds of Hose No 10, Plain
field street, is back from vacation spent
at Amherst, Mass.
Rev. a. G. Singsen spoke last Sunday
at the Bell Street Chapel on Patriotism
at The Ballot Box"
The William, Hughes Company had
three automobiles at work in the Third
ward on election day.
Ex-Governor George ii Utter will speak
at meeting on Sunday at 4 p. m, at the
Tabernacle Church.
r. A. Boucher. the piano tuner has just
returned from four weeks stay at Spring
field and Northampton.
The engagement OF Miss Bessie Cocroft,
formerly OF this place, and Mr.. Aldrich OF
Providence is announced.
The funeral of Charles NcDonough Of
Bancroft street was held on Tuesday morn.
ing at St. An,hony's Church.
The Valley street car line was opened
officially on Thursday with much red fire
and enthusiasm along the route.
w. A. Gushing, formerly with c. A.
Barnes, is now with the New England
Cruler Company OF Ralph street.
The O.neyvlle office OF the Providence
Tribune has been removed from Irons
Block to the Library Building
Rev. Bowley Green spoke on "The
Young Man in Politics" at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday evening.
The Riverside Mills Foot Ball team de-
feated The Warren team on Saturday at
the latters grounds by score of 6 toe
The elimination Of liquor licenses that
will take place December Ist will remove
quite number Of saloons from this section
Samuel r. Grover and family returned |
this week from a six months stay at West
Darlington, where they have a summer
Rev Bowley Green will preach next Sun |
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church, on "The Young Man in Business"
The large mass of campaign matter pre-.
oeding the elec tion was handled IN a very |
satisfactory manner at the Olneyville Post
Office.
Alderman Elect Owen McMann presented |
a box Of cigars to the members of Hope |
Council, K of c, at the meeting on Wed
nesday evening.
A No License Rally was held at the
Tabernacle Church last Sunday afternoon
The speakers were Messrs. Davis, Nc
Pherson and IIobson.
Court General Sheridan, F. Of A held a
meeting on Monday evening in Stokes Hall
There was large attendance and two ap.
plications for membership were received.
The CoIwell worsted Company Of Hart
ford Avenue have recently opened a room
for the sale Of its well known products at
retail. These goods are for ladies suits
and have a reputation Tor beauty and dura.
biliy.
Miss Mildred Smith Of Flainheld street
gave Halloween party to company Of
about twenty-five young friends on Satur
day evening. Halloween games were fol-
lowed b. a supper. The evening was great
ly enjoyed by all.
w. r. Longfelow, superintendent Of the
United States Volunteer Lite Saving Corps,
gave an address at the Messiah Church on
Wednesday evening on Practical Life
Saving for Every Day."
Arabian Balsam, nc Pain Killer. I6c.
Gem Balsam, Ioc. F; EHtract Malt. I5c, for
z5, Blue Seal Vaseline. SC. and &C.; Lung
Prote tors, 3te, 5oc., 75c. and 81; Hair
Inso.es all sizes Ioc. per pair; Allenbury's
Il - r nd and M 70 ]