The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-02-14
LOCAL NEWS

Inc Evergreen SOCIAL cluD held dance
in Library Hall on Monday evening.
Twin girls were born TO Attorney and
Mrs. Frank L. Hanley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MeGlinchey returned
on Monday from a visit to Calais, Me.
Officer NJ. p. Bates is improved in health
and expects to resume his duties soon.
The Emmett Rifles held social in Lib
rary Hall on Friday evening of last week.
Alfred Underwood and family of Delaine
street, spent Sunday with relatives in Pas
coag.
portion of the Dyer avenue cars now
run to Broadway Six Corners, East Provi-
dence.
Kennedy & Cough have booked big
list of passengers who will sail for Europe
in March
Anna Gordon w. c. T. U met on Mon
day afternoon at the Plainheld Street Bap-
tist Church.
Ifyou have any printing to be done, get
an estimate at the TINES office, Olney.
vile Square.
The sunset Whist Club held a regular
session last evening in the club house on
Pocasset avenue.
The funeral of Miss Mary K. Winsor OF
Alverson avenue was held at her late home
this afternoon.
The Degree st. Mary No, 81, I. c. B. U
will visit St. Joseph Branch OF Providence
on Monday evening.
Charles Cannon, for some time with
NJ, II Corrigan has entered ts-- employ of
Thomas III. Carr.
Rev. ID. S. Toy spoke at a mems meet.
ing at the Tabernacle Church, last sun
day afternoon
Mrs. John Potter of Messer street, wife
Of the well known car conductor,is is confined
to her home by illness.
Rev. Daniel ). Toy, the evangelist adj.
dressed a large meeting at the Broadway
Ch rch last Sunday afternoon.
Prosperity Lodge, Daughters of St.
George will hold Valentine party this
evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
James +. Briggs has resumed business at
his old location on Westminster street,
near the Olneyville Post Office.
Oscar Tourtellotte Of the annex, who
has been confined to his home by illness
Tor several weeks is able to be out again.
Perseverance Company U. K. X of =.
held a well attended dance in Odd Fellow,
Hall, plainfeld street last Friday evening
Quite extensive repairs are being made
at Harrington's fish market on Plainheld
street. The improvements include new
steel ceiling.
The subject of the Sociology class at the
Bell Street Chapel last Sunday, was '1mmi-
grafton" Frank K. Lakey was in charge
Of the class.
II. l. Hough was in Boston last week
and received large orders from the whole
sale houses for Dr. Hough's Cough and
Lung Balsam.
Library Hall to let Tor dances. fairs, en-
! tertainments, etc. Enlarged, redecorated
and new floors. Apply to DIR. Frank A.
Twitchel, IL Olneyvlle Square If
Manufacturers Lodge, o. .. F., held
a vel attended meeting on Tuesday even
ing at odd Fellows Hall Two candidates
received the first degree.
Frank Bohn Of New York will speak
before the Textile Union in Guild Hall,
next Sunday evening on "The Working
Class in American History.
Banspach Brothers will furnish the sup
per for the annual banquet Of the Provi-
dence manufacturing jewellers, which takes
place in Infantry Hall, tomorrow evening.
The funeral Of John Shields, veteran
Of the Civil War, was held last Saturday
at Johu 4. Lynch's undertaking rooms on
Broadway. Mr.. Shields died at the Sol
dier's Home at Togus, Me.
II was reported at The Sixth Station that
the residence Of Roland Hanser, 70 Hun
newell avenue, was entered on Saturday,
during the absence Of the family and gold
watch and other jewelry stolen.
Kennedy & Cough report the following
persons sailing on the Cunard steamship
"Cymric" from Boston on Wednesday,
Richard Hackett, J. Hammerton, Thomas
Bell and Miss Katherine Bars,ow.
The Sunshine Band OF the First Free
Baptist Church me, at the home Of Miss
Ethel GaIlo~ay, IS Priscilla avenue, on
Saturday afternoon. Work was in order
and pleasant afternoon enjoyed.
Van Dyk tea store which opened last
Friday al 1900 Westminster street is en-.
joying an excellent patronage The Van