The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-03-13
LOCAL NEWS

Twenty.eight new members have recent
ly united with the Tabernacle Church.
Night work has been suspended at the
Colwell Worsted Mills for the present.
The .. q. {. Club will hold a dance in
Irons Hall on the evening of March 18th.
A regular meeting of the Sunset club
was held at the club house on Monday
evening.
Luther f Hopkins of Daniel avenue has
purchased Thomas 6o-horse power tour
ing car.
The Olneyvile Social Club hold dance
on Tuesday evening of next week in Lib
rary Hall.
The pedestrian craze has struck Olney-
willie and several walking clubs have been
organized
iirs. l.. + Hopkins Of Daniel avenue
has just returned from visit to relatives
at Cnepachtt.
The West End Cub will hold another OF
its high class ,ocials in Odd Fellow Hall
sbout Nay Ist.
A sacred concert will be held next sun
day evening at It. Anthony's Church.
Planfield street.
Mrs. Northup of Pearl street, Provi-
dence, was the winner of tae piano at
Mills Tea Store
A cottage prayer meeting was held Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs. Skin
ner on Lowell avenue.
Harold Hayward of Lowell avenue,
conductor for the Rhode Island Company
has been i'll for the past week.
The Ladies Afternoon Sunset Whist
Club met on Monday evening with Mrs. A.
II. Higgins of Wallace street.
Horace Smith Of Barrows street has been
confined to the house, for a number Of days
with severe attack Of the grip.
A parochial mission will begin on Sun
day at the Church of the Messiah under the
NOuuuCl Oh hlNnuCdCOn NGDDGI'
A regular meeting of the Olneyville Bus
iness Mems Association will be held OF
Wednesday evening of next week.
William Stacey, well known conduc-
tor on the Plainheld street line, is seri ous-
ly i'll at his home on Jewell street.
There is an exhibition Of Roman and
Venetian post cards in the art room of the
Olneyville Pablic Library this week.
The funeral of Mrs. Ethan Tourtellotte,
former resident of this section was sol
emnized at Pawtucket, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Valentine and
daughter of Charley, Mass, were the
guests of Postmaster and Irs. w. ID. Har
ris over Sunday.
John McGlinchey attended the annual
meeting and banquet Of the New England
Hardware Association held yesterday at the
Hotel Vendome in Boston.
Rev. Bowley Green was the speaker at
an evangelistic service held at the Baptist
Church at Phenm on Monday evening.
Hiram Short, former resident Of John
ston, died recently at the home Of his
brother at Dayvlle, Conn. The funeral
was held on Wednesday at Dayville.
William {, Hayward Of Lowell avenue,
who went TO the Rhode Island Hospital,
two weeks ago, was successfully operated
on for Brights disease, and is doing well.
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
T. w. Theinert was the speaker at the
Textile Union lecture course on Sunday
evening at Guild Hall. His subject, "The
Working Mans Politics proved interest
ing to the large audience present.
w. ID. Harris and II. G. Clemence at
tended the banquet Of the Boston Alumni
Association Of Brown University at the
American House, Boston on Tuesday even.
ing. Governor Charles n Hughes Of New
York, was the principal speaker.
The distribution Of Van Dyk's novelties
throughout Olneyvlle has met with great
success. They are Of a japanese design
and are something entirely new. We
would be pleased TO have you call in our
store aud get one Of these novelties. They
are free 10 all. Van Dyk's Tea Store, 1900
Westminster street.
ON Monday evening, March 9th, leap
year social was held at the home Of Mrs J
A. Angel, under the auspices Of the Sum
shine Band Of the First FreeBaptist Church
Plainheld street, A large number were
present to enjoy the festivities Of the even
ing. Games were in order followed by vo-
cal and instrumental music. Miss Eya
Stacy presided at the piano and Miss Edith
a