The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-01-15
LOCAL NEWS

busy on samples.
John T. Kenyon has gone to Savannah
for a stay of some weeks.
A new barber shop has been opened in
Pixies Block on Plainheld street.
The Boys Club Of the Broadway Baptist
Church will hold a meeting this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MeGlinchey returned
OH Monday from a short visit at Calais, Me
James A Pirce was the speaker at the
Church Of the Messiah last Sunday morn
ing.
James T. Kennedy returned on Tuesday
fom stay of several days IN New York
City.
\. +. Cameron spoke at the Y. VI. c. A
NEE ing at the Tabernacle last Sunday after
noon
Miss J. c. McGlirchey Of Calais, Me is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John McGlinchey
of the annex.
large pane of glass at b. 4. Smith S
drug store which was broken last week was
reset on Monday.
A special meeting Of the new local Nest
of Owls will be held in Guild Hall on the
evening Of January 5Ist.
Miss Efie Eddy Of Daniel avenue has re-
turned from visit with her aunt, Mrs
Harold Smith of Greenvlle.
Courts Olncyvile and Thomas A. DOYLE
held their first joint meeting last Thursday
evening as Court Olneyville.
Anna Gordon w, c. T. U. held a regu-
lar meeting last Monday afternoon at the
Plainfeld Street Baptist Church.
Thomas J. Mathews was in Westerly on
Monday evening for the purpose Of install
ing the officers of A. o. II. Court,
A regular meeting Of the Sunset Club
was held on Monday evening. Several APP
plcations for membership were received
Alfred Underwood is preparing to remove
from his location on Delaine street, which
he has occupied for the past fourteen years
The Chapel Helpers of the Bell Street
Chapel met with Mrs. Charles II. Niven,
ia Pocasset Avenue on Tuesday afternoon
Thomas Wrigley is building a three
tenement house on Hartford avenue near
the chapel. Adolph Kurz has the contract
George McKenua, the well known horse
man Of this section, is president OF the
Jonathan Club that has secured the lease
Of the Hillsgrove trotting park.
Rev. A. G.. Singsen of the Bell Chapel
preached last Sunday morning on "The
National History OF the Soul, with special
Reference to the Italian Earthquake.
Duffy Brothers of Pawtucke', who have
purchased the Til'inghast property OH De.
laine street, will it is said begin work on a
new business block there at an early date
Henry Mack, who has been clerk at the
United Cigar Stores, Olneyville branch, has
been transferred down town and is sue
ceeded by Reginald Fawcett of the annex.
Mrs. Mary Aldrich of Laurel Hill ave-
nue. has gone to California for a stay Of
several months. During her absence she
will visit Mr.. and Mrs Wilfrid Gorton at
Los Angeles.
The annual report Of the financial condi-
tion Of st. Anthony's Church was read TO
the parishioners last Sunday morning. The
church is now free from debt and has$3ooo
in the treasury.
The list of speakers at the Oneyville
Business Mems Banquet on Tuesday even
ing Of next week includes GovernorPothier
Mayor Fletcher, Rowland G.. Hazard and
Colonel Frank r. Easton.
Plans for a new power house for the At
lantic Mills plant are nearly completed.
The new plant will be one Of the largest in
this section and lis capacity will be about
5000 horse power. Work on the building
will begin, it is understood, in short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Field, Jr., Of
Longmeadow entertained Miss Eleanor
Ross, Miss Rfie Eddy and Fred Eddy OF
Daniel avenue and Charles Havens Of
Longmeadow at dinner, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Field was formerly Miss Efhe Eldridge
Of the annex district.
The Woolsorters Union installed the fol.
lowing officers last Friday evening: Presi-
dent, Emmanuel Oldaeld; Vice President,
William Hunt; Recording Secretary, A l..
Annear; Financial Secretary, AJgrt
Treasurer, William williamson;
Sentinel, Jason Mel.
The Broadway Baptist Church held IT'S
annual meeting on Monday evening and
elected the following officers; Pastor, Rev.
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