The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-03-27

The Providence 6remen have new caps.
Patrick McDonough of Bancroft street is
seriously i'll.
The Dyer Avenue Baptist Chapel'is be
ing repaired.
Some interior repairs are being made a
Meyers Cafe.
A restaurant is to be opened at Penney
FISH market location.
John Kehoe and John Hayden spent Sun
day-in Biddeford, Me.
Letter Carrier Edward f. Mann is con
fined to his home by illness
Patrick McDonough has begun the build
ing ola house on Kelley street.
John Bailey, Of Bristol, was the guest o.
Postmaster Harris on Thursday.
The Johnston Financial Town Meeting
will be held on Monday, April 9th.
Charles Tourtelotte of Johnston is
troubled by an affection Of the eyes.
The Forlorn Bunch, a local social
club, has taken rooms in Stokes Block.
A cottage is being erected near w. A.
Capwell's summer residence in Johnston.
Monday, May 4, is the date set for the
reopening of the Union Trust Company.
A number Of members were received in
to the First Free Baptist Church on Sunday
The last meeting of the Sunset Whist
Club will be held on Thursday evening, May
2nd
1t is predicted that the next six months
will contain considerable good, seasonable
weather.
1t is stated on good authority that the
wooden business in this section is really inn
proving.
The cotton cut will not affect Olneyvile
to any extent. This place is not in the
cotton belt.
Charles w. Russell, formerly of Ring
street, is seriously III at his home in South
Providence.
Lenten services are held at the local
Catholic Churches on Wednesday and Fri.
day evenings.
1t is understood that number from this
section will go TO Philadelphia on the Chap
man excursion.
A large number of candidates were bap-
tised at the Broadway Baptist Church last
Sunday evening.
1t is understood that the Goodman sa-
loon in Stokes Block has been purchased
by BOSTON parties.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening on Ignorant Men" at the Broad
way Baptist Church.
Mrs. NJ T. Braney and daughter Of
Plainfeld street visited friends in Hamp-
ton, Conn, this week.
The quarterly business meeting Of the
Broadway Baptist Church will be held on
Tuesday, April 5th.
The lady readers Of the TINES will be
to read the advertisement of the
New York Skirt Company.
Harry Kenyon, of Rye street, has been
confined to his home several weeks by
severe attack of the grippe.
The funeral of Sanford Paine, a resident
Of the annex, took place on Saturday last.
The burial was at Rockland, X. /.
It is said that many people from this sec
tion will attend the Methodist Episcopal
Conference in Bristol next week.
Miss s. c. Lewis, clerk at the Olneyyile
Post Office has been confined to her home
several days this week by illness.
The annual election and installation of
officers OF Nestell Lodge, A. F. and A. VI.
Of Providence took place last evening.
A cottage prayer meeting was held on
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
George Richards, Laurel Hill avenue.
James y. Smith, agent for the Society Of
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, shot a
horse on Stokes street Sunday evening.
It is understood that the business of the
ate George +. A. Beane will probably be
continued by his son, William A. Beane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crothers Of the
.nnex, who have been spending the winter
II ST. Augustine, Fla, have returned home (
An auto belonging To- DR. Boucher Of
,ionnt Pleasant wss partially destroyed by .
ire on Hartford avenue, Saturday forenoon /
DR.. +. A. Twitchell is spoken Of for the .
acancy on the Providence School Commit .
ee. in place Of the late George IA Beane.
The meeting Of Anna Gordon W.C.T.U. /
vas held on Monday afternoon at the home
4 Mrs. James Craashaw at IzI Whittier
venue.