The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-03-19
LOCAL NEWS
Millinery openings are in order.

Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p, will hold a
social next Thursday evening.
| Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Wood
lawn Baptist Church last Sunday.
. The Johnston Financial Town Meeting
will be held on Monday, April Sth.
Bishop McVickar confirmed class at ST
James Church, last Sunday morning.
A. T. Rossiter and daughter visited the
automobile show In Boston last week.
Grove Brothers have sold their confec-
tionery and retail ice cream business.
Ben Albert has sold his clothes cleaning
and repairing business s. Meyer Rasner.
Rev. Fay b. Hunt spoke last Sunday
morning at the Mathewson Street Church
Ferdinand Greene, clerk at G.. b Arnold
coal office, is confined to his home by i'll
ness
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the
second degree on one candidate Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Whteley have
returned home from two months stay in
California.
Rev. w. l.. Wood Of Woodlawn was the
speaker at the Broadway Baptist Church
last Sunday.
There are many cases of hard colds hav-
ing grip symptoms among the people In
this vicinity.
1t is understood that Grove Brothers
will remove their ice cream business to
Union avenue.
Mrs. ID. c. Austin OF Plainheld street,
who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
is slowly recovering.
The fortieth anniversary of the founding
OF Pilgrim Church on Harrison street will
be observed in June.
The funeral of Mrs. Nora Quinn was
solemnzed at her home at IS Delaine stree,
on Friday of last week.
Fred s. Gardiner, the tenor singer who
died in Providence, Saturday, was well
known in this section of the city.
Frank Coffin of Providence has been ap-
pointed district deputy for Narragansett
Lodge No. A. o. U w. of this place
Joseph w. Hudson was the toast master
at the banquet given by the Friendly Sons
of St. Patrick in Elnwood last Sunday.
Rev. Frederick |. Collins subject last
Sunday evening at the Church of the Mes
siah was "a Wide Gate and Broad Way
Fred Hurst spoke at the Socialist meet
ing at Machinists' Hall, Providence last
Sunday evening on "The Struggle for Ex-
istence."
Quite number OF young people from
here attended dancing party at tMiss VI.
A. Donovan's Lilly Academy on Wednes-
day evening.
The death of Rev. II o. Mongenas OF
the Church of Our Lady of Loerdes" is
much regretted by his many friends in
this section.
The purchase Of Merino Flats by the
Metropolitan Park Commission for a play
ground takes out OF commission one of the
Oldest ball fields in the city.
The many friends of Judge Nathan M.
Wright in this section of the city are pleas
ed that he has been elected to the clerk
ship OF the Sixth District Court.
John T. Collision has a very large stock
Of wall papers and mouldngs at his store
on Olneyville Square. His prices are very
moderate. Call and look at the goods.
Rocky Point for the season of 1909 will
be under the management Of the Provi-
dence Fall River AMI Newport Steamboat
Company and under the immediate su-
pervision of II. +. Windsor.
The Livingstone Worsted Company Of
Washington, K. l., have secured the Sc
cond floor of the Robinson Building on
Stokes street for its sewing and burling.
William Archer will have charge Of the
department
A public meeting for the improvement
OF the annex section in the way Of better
side walks, tree planting ETC., will be held
in the Webster Avenue School Hall on
Thursday evening, March 3rst. II is eH-
pected that Mayor Fletcher, State Forester
Jesse Moxry and others will make ad-
dresses