The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-05-14
LOCAL NEWS

on Monday.
Farrell Fashion Shop" has new and
handsome sign.
John Riley of Seymour, Conn, was in
town over Sunday.
Many young trees are being set out in
the annexed section.
The fair opened on Tuesday evening at
ST. Anthony's Church
1t is stated that the Weybosset Mills are
soon to go on samples.
Captain w. p. whipple called on olney-
vile friends on Tuesday.
Col f. J. San Souci is expected home
from Florida next week.
w II Bath preached at the Tabernacle
Church, Sunday evening
The Colwell Worsted Mills is one Of the
busiest plants in Olneyvile
Arbor Day exercises were held on We'd
nesday at the annex schools.
The James Van Dyk Company has given
up its OlneyvIle branch store.
William +. Waterman's new cottage at
Mark Rock is nearly completed
The Earnclfe Mills has shut dowu its
mill in Greenville for the present.
Neutakonkanut Lodge, Provident FrateT-
nifty will meet on Tuesday, May 2Sth.
Manufacturers Lodge held a dance in
Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening.
A large class of children will be con-
frmed at st. Anthony's Church this month
Rev. +. Talmadge Root spoke at the
Hartford Avenue Chapel, last Sunday even
ing.
George Bradshaw sailed for Liverpool
on May I2th on the Cunard liner Cam
pagnia."
Appleton & Lee have just taken a large
plumbing contract for the Rhode Island
Hospital.
J. +. Morris of the Times office spent
Saturday ana Sunday with relatives i'll New
York City.
A new business block is being erected
at the corner Of Plainhed street and Laurel
Hill Avenue.
The Hughesdale Ice Company is making
some extensive repairs to its buildings on
Merno street.
The Aylesworth Shoe Company has
taken the store just vacated by James Van
Dyk Company.
John Watson OF Lane ,shire, England, is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs John Benson Of
Bancroft street.
Rev. A. G.. Singsen spoke last Sunday
morning at the Bell Street Chapel, on" Mis-
sionary Motives.
Morris Lynch has lately set out a num-
Der of shade trees in front Of his residence
on Bancroft street.
The ball field at Neutakonkanut Park
has been much improved by Representa-
tive A. l.. Atwood.
Fred Arnold, conductor on the Daniel.
son extension, who has been Ill for some
time, Is improving.
A large numbers of trees have been
planted on the streets adjoining ST. An
thongs Parish grounds.
The Robert Emmett Literary Associa-
tion held its annual banquet in Irons
Hall on Tuesday evening.
The St. Theresas will play the Proyi-
dence Athletic Clubs team on the Merino
Flats tomorrow afternoon.
The next meeting Of the Rhode Island
Library Association will be held OH June
4th at Roger Williams Park.
A regular meeting Of the Olneyville Bnsi
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening Of next week.
John Potter, conductor on the Governor
street line, has been confined to his home
several days this week by illness.
DIR. Jay Perkins Of Providence delivered
an illustrated lecture on "Tubercolosis" IN
Library Hall on Tuesday evening.
The St Theresa's Institute ball team was
defeated on Saturday afternoon, a, the
Merino grounds by the Centerdsles, score o
toI.
Conductor Frank Warren, who has been
III with rheumatism for several months,
has resumed his position with the Rhode
Island Company.
Councilman /. Sweet is chairman Of the
Fourth Of July committee ofthe city coun-
eil. I, is safe TO say that the Fourth will
be well looked out for.
The Sunset Club held a regular meeting
on Monday evening. A nominating com.
mittee was appointed to present a list Of
officers for the June meeting.