The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-03-26
LOCAL NEWS

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Patrolman Cahill OF the Sixth Station is
on the injured list.
George Kerr has taken a position with
the Rhode Island Company.
Clarence Cray has taken a position in
the Office of the City Treasurer.
The Direct Tea Importing Company are
opening a store i'll Stokes Building
William Tanner, who has been i'll for
the past month is able to be out again.
George Farnell has recently removed
from the annexed section to Edgewood.
Mrs II. Harris was the speaker on Sun
day eve ming at the Valley Street Mission
Edgar Baker was the speaker at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sunday even
ing.
William Cole conductor OH Dacielson
extension, is confined to his home by ILL
ness.
Chester Plat, with J. Will Carpenter,
has been on the sick list several days this
week.
Charles III. Goodwin of Webster avenue
has gone to Arkansas for a stay Of several
weeks.
Luther +. Hopkins, has recently pur-
chased the barn on the Kerr Estate in
Olneyville.
+. A. Carter is making some extensive
improvements to his residence on Plain
field street.
Mrs. Eta Stranger OF this place sang
last Sunday evening at the Antioch chapel
in Johnston
Rev. George W. Quick of Newport
spoke at the Broadway Baptist Church last
Sunday evening
Varnum Steere, formerly of this place, is
about to open an undertaking establishmen
at North Seituate.
Rev. FAY X. Hunt spoke last Sunday
evening at the Tabernacle Church on "rhe
Sin of Monopoly"
Manufacturers Lodge. l. o. o. f. con-
ferred the third degree on one candidate
Tuesday evening.
On Thursday evening Of this week was
the last night of the series of whists given
by the Sunset Club.
Judge Christopher NJ Lee was given
complimentary banquet on Saturday even.
ng at Masonic Hall.
Fred Arnold. the we'll known conductor,
is~seriously i'll with pneumonia at the
Rhode Island Hospital.
Rev. A. G. Sngsen preached last Sun
day morning at the Bell Street Chapel on
The Greatest Virtue"
1t is said that Frank Hohler, formerly Of
the annex, has purchased the Freeman
Restaurant in Providence.
Leslie T.. Swain of Brown University
will address the Boys Club OF the Broad
way Baptist Church this evening.
John O'Donnell, the contractor, has the
contract for building nine three story
houses in various parts Of the city.
The Dresser Tenders Beneficial Associa-
ton will hold debate on the tariff ques-
tion in the Library Building this evening
Rev. W.B.McNeil Of Libertyville, Iowa,
occupied the pulpit OF the Second Presby
terian Church on Harris avenue, last Sun
day.
Fred Hurst gave an address before the
members Of the Socialist Party at Machin-
lists Hall, Weybosset street, Sunday after
noon.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ham ,h Driver was
soemnized last Saturday morning at the
Church of the Messiah. The burial was at
Lowell, Mass
4. b. Smith, an evangelist, began a
series Of revival meetings at the First Free
Baptist Church on Plainheld street on Mon
day evening.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. Of p. held a social
last evening in Odd Fellows Hall. As
usual good sized party enjoyed the even
ing very nuch.
The Sunset Club Orchestra will take
part in the program at an entertainment
given Saturday evening Of this week, at the
North Foster Church.
The Young Woman's Christian assOcia-
. ior, yf provtdeuce hac ipauguyated 4. am.
paign 70 wipe out the $50, 600 mortgage
which is on their property. II is to be
"shori erm" effort, and the young ladies
expect to win out for sure.
Nov IS the time 10 take spring medicines
Blood Wine, 45c; Paine's Celery Com
pound, eoc; Lydia Pinkham's Compound
soc; Cuticurs Resolvent, 49c; extract Of
mali fr~ ? for 1cr. Cchenckis Cvrup So~.