The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03

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improvement.
Walter a. Guile Jr,, of New York, is in
/ town this week.
A Desroches was in Fall River today on
a business trip.
A two weeks mission began at ST Mary's
Church this week.
Society printing a speciality at the TIMES
Office l Olneyyille Square.
The debate at Guild Hall last Sunday
evening was largely attended.
Letter Carrier Z. F. Mann is able to at.
tend to HIS postal duties again.
1t is stated that Boyden Heights has
been purchased by Boston parties.
Patrick McDonough, the contractor, who
has been seriously i'll, is improving.
Rev Bowley Greene speaks at the Pro.
violence Y. NJ. c. A on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett White of Oak
street spent Sunday with relatives at Oak
| land.
The Peoples Savings Bank Of Provi-
dence has an advertisement in this weeks
| Times.
The last meeting of the Sunset Whist
Club for the season was held on Thursday
evening.
Helen Pohle of Whittier avenue, who
has been i'll for some months is able TO be
out again.
William H. Beane has been appointed
administrator Of the estate Of the late G.F.
A Beane.
l.. J. San Souci was considerably injured
| by an automobile accident, near Wexford
last Friday.
A number Of people from this section
have attended the NJ +. Conference at
! Bristol this week.
Patrolman Conlon, one of the mounted
police at the Sixth Station is confined to
his home by illness.
Charles Rhodes, carrier at the Omsy-
vile Post Office, completed his 2Ist year OF
service on Wednesday.
Miss susan c. Lewis OF the Olneyville
! Post Office is still unable to attend to her
dnties there through sickness
It is rumored that the Bangan Rubber
which is shut down until futher notice,
will be removed to Woonsocket.
J. O. San Souci purchased a very hand
some Stanhopc buggy this week of the ].
II. Sutton Carriage Company on Cranston
street
c. f Barney, one of the best known real
estate dealers in Providence has just re.
moved to new quarters at 81 Weybosset
treet.
A. A. Ford, late with the Van Dyk store
in Lynn. Mass, has taken the manage
ment Of the Company's store at 1900 West
Minister street.
Kendall A. Mowry, formerly of this
! place, who has been residing in Central
Falls for a number Of years, has removed
to Millvile, Mass.
The Ladies Sunset Whis, Club met on
Tuesday evening with Mrs. w. d. Harris
Of g Pocasset avenue. A very pleasant
evening was passed.
A church paper called "Thc Pilgrim
Record" is to be issued this month in the
interest of the Pilgrim Congregational
| Church on Harrison street
Library Hall to let Tor dances fairs, en-
tertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated
and new floors Apply to DR.. Frank A.
Twitchell, IL Olneyville Square. If
Spring millinery opening and sale al
DesRoches', Olneyvie Squsre. Ten OF the
newest styles ladies' straw hats, in all colors
49 cents worth 81. Compare prices before
you buy.
II is stated at the City Hall that the
work Of connecting the water main under
the bed Of the Woonasquatucket River at
Tar Bridge, will not be taken up unril late
in the summer, when il is expected that
low water will render the task much easier
Van Dyk's inducemeut is a good one
Regular 30 cent tea for IS cents. Regular
s. cent coffee Tor Is cents. The goods arc
Of the finest quality obtainable, II will
pay you 10 try them. Van Dyk's, 1900 I
Westminster street, Olneyyile Square
The funeral of Simon Revers was held .
Monday morning at his late residence on I,
Magnolia street Mass was celebrated at I
ST. AnthonY's Church by Rev. George I
Brown. The burial was at ST. Francis /
Cemetery. Mr.. Reyens was well known in |
the annexed district and was at one time .
member Of the Johnston Town Council.
Little Liver Pills Ioc Lydia Pinkham'5 .
Compound 7oc., Kimer's Swamp Root 45 .
c.; Toothache Drops Ioc. Beecham's Pills /