The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-05-15
LOCAL NEWS

w. A. Carrol's condition remains about
the same.
Farming tools and seeds at w. II. Saw
yer's Olneyville Square.
Olneyville Lodge, n. +. O z. meets in
Guild Hall last evening.
James Reynolds, designer at the c. O.
Banding Mills, has resigned.
B. a. Smith is making some improve
ments to his houses at Bayside.
John Thornton and Alfred Underwood
visited friends in Pascoag OF Sunday.
The b. L. Club hold May dance in Lii
brary Hall on the evening of May 27th.
Bishop McVickar confirmed a class at
the Church of the Messiah on Sunday.
Edward II. Gillian has been added to the
Oneyvle Station force of letter carriers.
The quarterly conference was held at the
Tabernacle Church on Monday evening.
Mayor Mccarthy was the guest of Daniel
f. Grady Of ths Tenth Ward Oh Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Pohle and two children have
gone to Salem, Mass, for visit of several
days.
Larry Platt of this place sailed for Eu-
rope, May 5th, on the "Saxonia" from
Boston.
Cooked meats and salads speciality at
NJ S. Townley's, Plainfeld street, near
the Square.
The overseer Of the Atlantic Mills are
planning testimonial for G.H. Manley,the
retiring superintendent.
John Enwistle, a former resident of
Johnston, died Wednesday at the home OF
his son on Lowell avenue.
Rev. Bowley Green spoke on The
Ways Of Destiny" at the Broadway Baptist
Church last Sunday evening.
Banspach Brothers furnished the supper
at a banquet given by the Congregational
Club of Fall River on Tuesday evening.
James T Kennedy attended the National
Convention of the Grocers and Mark etmen
Association in Boston ON Wednesday,
A regular meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held o<1
Wednesday evening of next week, in
Libary Hall.
Beginning tomorrow the village of Ly-
mansviIle will be added TO the territory
covered by carriers from the Olneyville
Post Office.
The Mems Club and the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Hartford Avenue Chapel will
give concert and entertainment in the
chapel next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah L. Johnson has appealed
from the decision OF the commissioners III
the Gray VII case, and the matter will pro
badly now be decided in the courts.
The Rhode Island Field Naturalists Club
to the number Of over twenty persons, visit
ed Neutaconkonut Hill last Saturday after
noon. The party found twenty three spe-
cimens Of BIRDS.
A pleasing entertainment called the
Carnival of Holidays" was gwen in Irons
Hall, Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
The affair was under the auspices Of the
societies of the Church OF the Messiah.
The wooden mills at Attention and
Mapevillc, Rhode Island, and at Plainheld
Connecticut controlled by Joseph +. Flet-
cher, will work overtime every night until
nine o'clock until further notice. About
one thousand hands are affected.
Richard Sewel, the we'll known local
newspaper correspondent, was quite seri.
ouslyinjured on Wednesday while boarding
a car onW Westminster street lie slipped and
fell dislocating hip bone. lie was con-
veyed to his home on Plainheld street, and
will probably be laid up for some time.
A lively FIRE took place on the Square
about 8. 80 o'clock last evening and IT oc-
cupied the attention Of the department for
a time. The blaze was confined TO a block I
belonging to the Anthony Estate, corner |
Of Branch and Westminster and the store /
was occupied by {. J. DesRoches, the mil .
liner, whose stock was badly damaged.
Harold Frederic Guile died suddenly at
the house Of his uncle, Frank Guile on East
wood avenue, Tuesday. lie was taken ill
on Monday with acute indigestion and the
efforts Of the physicians proved Of no avail.
The deceased was formerly a clerk in the
Earncife Mill Office, but for the past few
years has been engaged in manufacturing
ieWelry. The funeral was held on Thurs
day and the body taken to Chicago for
burial.
A sale Of useful aud fancy articles fol.
lowed by an entertainment occurred in Ii
brary Hall, Tuesday afternoon and evening
under the auspices Of Dorcas Society, Cep-