The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-01-01
LOCAL NEWS

Flank HeHernan of the Baltimore Dental
College is home on vacation.
John O'Donnell has sent out very ser
viceable calender to his customers.
The West End Club hold New Years
ball tonight in odd Fellows Hall,
Edward NJ Sullivan, the well known
Cranston attorney, was here on Tuesday.
The Tabernacle Church held Christ
mas tree and festiyaSlast Friday evening
The Mems Club of the Dyer Avenue
Chapel hold an oyster supper this evening,
Mrs. f. IL. Leavitt of Dorchester Ave
nue., who recently broke her left arm is inn
proving.
DR.. L. d. Turner, formerly Of this
place, is now practising medicine at Mans
field, Mass
John T. Kenyon expects to leave for the
South soon after January Ist, for stay OF
some weeks.
The annual meeting of the Broadway
Baptist Church will be held on Monday,
January IIth.
The Anna Gordon w. c. T. U met on
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Hunt of
Marshall street.
w. p. Potter, of the Olneyville railway
station, spent several days this week in
New York City.
Paul San Souci. of Amherst College, is
spending the holidays at his home in
Mount Pleasant
Banspach Brothers furnished the banquet
tor about /, 900 shriners at Infantry Hall on
Monday evening
Miss Helen NJ. Wilson Of Portland, Me-,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Brown
Of Plainfeld street.
John ODonnell new garage, opposite
Messer street, will be opened for business
in about two weeks.
Rev. Bowley Green's theme at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening
was Looking Backward"
Frank Ihey of this place, who recently
underwent an operation at the Rhode Is
land Hospital is improving.
The Dorcas Society OF the First Free
Baptist Church met on Wednesday after
noon at the church parlors.
The officers OF Manufacturers Lodge, l.
o. . f., recently elected will be installed
on Tuesday evening Of next week.
Narragansett Lodge, A o. U. w. will
hold its annual meeting on Thursday even
ing of next week in Artisans Hall.
The twenty-frst annual banquet OF the
Olneyvile Business Mems Association viii
be held on Tuesday evening, January 10Th,
in Library Hall.
II is rumored that the property on De
laine street, occupied by Alfred Under
wood has been sold to Pawtncket parties
and that business block will be built
therer
'Jedediah Bassctt's Village Choir" will
be given at Irons Hall on Wednesday
evening, January goth, under the auspices
Of Cephas Circle and the Sunshine Band
Of the Plainheld Street Baptist Church.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X OF p, held Memorial
services Sunday in the lodge rooms, obi
Fellows Block. Grand Chancellor Knight
and his suite of officers were present and
there was large gathering Of members
and viaitors from other lodges.
According to the Walum Lake Bulletin
there were IIS patients receiving treat
ment at the State Sanatorium at the begin.
ming Of the month. Seventeen were dis
charged and twenty-five patients were ad-
mitted during November. OF the former
only two we're reported as unimproved.
Three patients were discharged as appar
emily cured, two as having the disease ar.
rested and ten as improved.
The Regent Literary and Social Club
elected officers on Sunday. The result Of
the election was as follows: President,
James L. Brothers; Vice President, James
J. Gill; Financial Secretary, William II.
Rowe; Recording Secretary, Bernard a.
McGinn; Corresponding Secretary Will
liam J. Maloneyj Sergeant-at-Arms Lea a.
Rhodes; Librarian, William II. Geary;
Treasurer, Peter r. REILLY. The follow
ing are the elected committees for the ell
suing half year: Standing Committee,
lanes J. Falvey, william II. Greary and
lanes J, Gill; Question Committee, Eugene
A Lynch, James +. Brothers and Bernard
McGinn; Auditing Committee, VI. r. Go
ing, Frank Cassidy and Joseph Heather
man.
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