The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-11-27
LOCAL NEWS

w. A. Woodmansee, Sr, is able to be
out after his recent illness.
The West End Club will hold a ball on
New Years eve in Odd Fellows Hall.
Thomas Pike is making some improve.
ments to his store on Plainfield street.
Arthur w. Carpenter was in Boston
several days this week on business trip.
Clinton r. Potter, one OF the local letter
carriers, has returned from vacation trip
A perussl of certain papers makes it
evident that politics in Johnston have sub
sided.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Farrell of
| Florence street was solemnized on We'd
nesday.
Extensive repairs are being made to DR.
NJ. B. Milan's residence on Westminster
street.
Herbert +. Harris OF the Harvard Medi-
cal School spent Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Tyler II. Bennett, of Killingly street, who
has been i'll for several weeks, is slowly
improving.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Parsons of Plainfield street died on Friday
of last week.
MISS Ethel Harris Of Smithfeld was the
guest Of Postmaster and Mrs. w. ID. Har-
ris this week.
The Red Cross Chapter Foot Ball Team
played the ST. Andre VS. team at Barring
ton yesterday.
The number of saloons in the Olneyville
section will be considerably reduced alter
December Ist.
"The Pastime" Olneyville theatre is
giving some excellent shows and is very
we'll patronized.
Some new furniture has lately been
placed in the No. I9, Engine House on
Plainfeld street.
Mrs. T. J. San Souci and two daughters
left today for Florida, where they will
spend the winter.
William Barton of Hose No. I9, has re-
Gently purchased part of the Ramsden
Farm near Ashland.
Mrs. William II. Beane of the annex
spent several days this week with relatives
at Cambridge, Mass.
John o. Donnell has begun the construc-
tion of large garage on Westminster
street near Messer street.
A Thanksgiving entertainment was given
on Monday evening in the vestry OF the
Broadway Baptist Church.
Anna Gordon Branch, w. c. T. U. met
on Monday afternoon with Mrs. George w.
Aimson of Webster avenue.
What Cheer Lodge, K. and l.. Of ii.
give a social in Mechanics Hail on Thurs
day evening, December 3rd.
Rev. J, NJ. Lowden spoke last Sunday
morning at the First Free Baptist Church
on ''Our Debt of Gratitude"
Micheal Veazie, well known and much
respected citizen, died on Wednesday even
ing at his home on Judith street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kirby have return
ed from their wedding trip and taken up
their residence on Webster avenue.
The pupils of Herbert's Gymnasium
gave a minstrel show in Irons Hall on Mon
day evening. 1t was well attended
Thomas Veazie, Peter McCafrey and
Walter Gibbs of this section are attending
the Washington Park College of Pharmacy
Leo M. X. Smith, carrier a, the Olney.
vile Post Office attended the Yale-IIar.
ward foot ball game at New Haven last
Saturday.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Broad
way Baptist Church will hold.a Christmas
sale in Library Hall on Wednesday, Dec
ember 10th.
The engagement Of Samuel Dolbey,
we'll known young business man oil the an-
mex, and Miss Nellie Underwood Of Delsine
street, is announced.
Kew. Merritt l.. Gregg Of Auburn gave
an illustrated lecture on "Japan and the
japanese at the First Free Baptist Church
last Monday evening.
p. J. Murray, formerly Of olneyville, has
just been elected vice president Of the
Pawtucket Branch OF the Rhode Island Re.
tail Grocers' Association.
Robert CAMERON Of Boston spoke at the
Y. NC. A. meeting for men at the Tsber-
nacle Church last Sunday afternoon. The
-Four Friends Orchestra rendered some
very fine selections.
Sloan's Liniment, age. Brown Mixture
and Murate Ammonia Cough Lo1enges,
Ioc. Humphreys II. age Laxative Bromo
Ouinine Tablets, 75c. Liquo1one, 4se Ssott'
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