The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-04-30

DR.. f. J. Logan has new Mitchell auto
mobile.
Local carpenters are very busy with re-
PAIR work.
Miss Ethel Coffin is seriously i'll with
scarlet fever.
Louis Briggs is building a summer cot.
tage at Oakland Be ,ch.
A fine lot of young shade trees have been
set out on Heath street.
Ernest Williams is expected home this
week from stay in England.
Louis Hohler has purchased quite tract
of land on Moswansicut Lake.
Captain Frank Mowry assumed charge
OF the Sixth Station on Sunday.
Thomas Veazie, formerly with TIL. Carr,
has taken a position with Hall & Lyons.
James 7. Kennedy has gone to Lake.
wood, N. J., for a stay of several weeks,
Henry Collingham of Atlantic Mills re-
turned this week from trip to England.
The West End Club will hold dance in
Library Hall on the evening of May 9TH.
The Broadway Baptist Church will OBJ
serve its forty-hfth anniversary next Sun
day.
James I. Kennedy returned on Monday
rom a stay Of several days in New York
City.
Officer Martin Feeney has been assigned
TO beat on Atwelrs avenue aud Harold
street,
Hope Council, X. of c., will hold a barn
dance in Library Hall on the evening of
May 4th.
Manufacturers Lodge conferred the third
degree on several candidates on Tuesday
evening.
A large class OF children will receive
their first communion at St.Mary's Church
on Sunday.
The Bon Ton Furniture Company's
store was badly damaged by FIRE last Satur-
day evening,
Rev. J. A. Hainer Of Providence spoke
at the Hartford Avenue Chapel last Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Rowena Sheldon of.Plainfield street,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sidney Bellows
at Schenectady, N. Y.
Rev. Fay r. Hunt spoke at the Taber-
nacle Church last Sunday morning on
Church Federation"
Z. c. Drew and family Of the annex will
spend the summer at the Meadow View
Farm in West Johnston.
James A. Pirce, Esq. delivered an ad-
dress at the morning service at the Church
of the Messiah on Sunday.
Frank Kelley, the well known conduc-
tor, leaves next week for the Cape. where
he will spend the summer.
The funeral OF Daniel J. Cox was held at
his late residence, ISr Huntington Ave
nue. on Wednesday morning.
The f. X. Watson Company have nearly
finished the foundation for the turbine
power plant OF the Atlantic Mills.
Rev. c. K Bennett OF St. Thomas
Church, Greenville, oficiated at the Church
Of the Messiah on Sunday evening.
The second of the Library whist parties
was held on Tuesday evening in Library
Hall. A good number was present.
A number of trees have been set out on
the grounds Of the Ward Building, corner
Plainheld street and Pocasset ay enue.
The house on Plainheld street owned by
the Anthony Estate and occupied by Mrs
William Carroll is being extensively re-
paired.
Court Good Hope, 1. o. F., has chang
ed its place of meeting and now its men,
bers gather at What Cheer Hall, Plainfed
street.
Narragansett Council, Order Of the
Golden Cross will hold May basket social
in Odd Fellows Hall on the evening Of
way i<tHs
Emil p. Meyers is building a business
block at thu corner Of Webster and Pocas.
set avenues. The building will contain
three stores.
small delegation OF the members Of
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. o. F. attend
ed worship at the Presbyterian Church on
Clifford street, Providence, Sunday morn
ing.
Frank q. Smith has sold the Sunset
Grocery and Market on Plainhcld street TO
Ebert S. Hewitt Of North Scituate. The
store will reopen under new management
in a few days.
The Bon Ton Furniture Company, whose
store on Olneyyille Square was recently