The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-01-31
LOCAL NEWS

PIoyements at his store
Dances and socials are not very numer-
GUS in OIneyville just now.
A regular meeting of the Sunset Whist
Club was held last evening.
A new bowling team is being formed by
members of the Sunset Club
George w. Robley has discontinued
business at his Plainheld street store.
G. II. Lees, the druggist has taken the
general agency Of Tempest's Cyclone
Salve.
Rev. Bowley Green held a service on
Tuesday at the State Institutions at Ho-
ward
Manufacturers Lodge No. II |. O o. +.
held an interesting meeting on Tuesday
evening.
Pauolman Mckenzie of the Sixth Sta.
ton has been transferred to the Second
Station.
w. +. Smith Of pocasset avenue has
taken a position with the Mechanical Fa-
brio Company.
Charles Gormley, who has been i'll with
diptheria, has returned to his studies at
Tufts College.
Several candidates for membership we're
bapt sed at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday evening,
Oscar A. Tour ellotte Of w s. Fideld &
Company is confined to his home in the
annex by serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison b. Clemence Of
Worcester were guests of II. {. Clemence
Of Messer street on Sunday.
Mayor Mccarthy delivered an address on
Sunday at the church of Our Lady of
Lourdes OH Atwelis avenue.
The Anna Gordon Branch w. c. T. u.
met on Monday evening with Mrs. Stephen
Stone, No. 80 Whittier avenue.
Perseverance Company No. 3 u X. X.
Of p. hold a social in odd Fellows Hal, on
Wednesday evening of next week.
"The Moraist" was the subject of Rev.
Bowey Green's discourse at the Broadway
Baptist Church last Sunday evening
The employees of the Olneyville Square
Market will hold ball in Colonial Hall,
Providence on the evening Of February I3.
For valentines and cards 60 to A. Balm
ton & Son, 1927 Westminster street, wher,
you vii find a go,d assortment and prices
right
Miss Margaret Rowan Of the Ping Pong
Studio has just recovered from a severe
attack Of grippe and is able to be out
again.
There seems to be very strong feeling
among the members Of the Broadway Bap-
tist Church that new church edihce is
needed
Library Hall to let Tor dances fairs, en-
tertainments, etc, enlarged, redecorated
and new floors Apply to DR.. Frank A
Twltchell, II Olneyville Square If
Frank stephens, Of Philadelphia, well
known lecturer on economic subjects
spoke at Guild Hall, Sunday evening on
Hard Times; the Cause and Cure"
James Van Dyk Company's Olneyyille
store will open on Saturday Of this week
The firm is one Of the best know tea sell
ers in the country aud has branches in all
the large cities.
J A Mems Club was organized last week at
the First Free Baptist Church on Plainheld
street The following officers we're elected;
President, Edward Clarke; Vice President,
Luther Barnard; Treasurer, J Il. Senior;
Secretary, Obadiah White.
The burial Of Rev. +. G.. Eastman, for
merly pastor Of the Baptist Church at
Georgiayille, took pace at the Pocasset
Cemetery on FRIDAY. The deceased was in
charge Of the Baptist Church at North
Wocdstock, y. H., a; the time Of his
death.
The following pupils graduated from the
Webster Avenue Grammar School last
Friday: Grace Marguerite Barry, Abbie
Mae Briggs, Vina Paine Briggs, Earl Mark
Brooks, Gladys May Browneil, Grace Lii
lisn Dowling, Mary Agnes Duggan,
Bertha Louise Fraenkel, Nellie Marguerite
Grant, Florence Loretta Henry, Frances
Higgins, Edward Henry Karoli, Mary
Elizabeth Lee, Katherine Grace Leonard,
Edith Annie Lees, Mary Abbie McCa6rey,
Edna Iva Vea'aunta Murphy, John Francis
Edward O'Don.~l, Charles Louis Rose,
Viola Augusta Schinder, Harriet Vose
Spinney, Frederic William Stanton, John
Tapp, Marian Plummer Ware, Clarence
Eugene West, Beatrice Msthewson Wright.