The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-02-05
LOCAL NEWS

the ice harvest.
The Weybosset Mills are running sever
al nights a week.
H. c. Mott was in Boston Wednesday
on a business trip.
The Earnescrfe Mills are shipping
samples to New York.
The local thermometers marked about
four degrees above zero on Monday morn.
ing.
Micheal Conley of Pocasset Avenue who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, is
better.
George Cox has begun his duties as
manager Of John O. Donnell's West Side
garage.
The West End Social Club held social
and whist in Odd Fellows Hall on We'd
nesday evening.
Patrolman Charles Campbell, who has
been i'll, returned to his duties at the Sixth
Station on Monday.
Jamini NJ. Ghosh Of Calcutta, India,
will give an address at the Bell Street
Chapel shis evening.
Francis A. Murphy of East Cambridge,
Mass, spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Olneyville.
The Mems Club Of ST James Church
will hold its annual banquet on Thursday
evening, February 18th.
J. w. Thornton Of this place is mem
ber OF the entertainment committee OF the
British Cub of Providence.
Rev. Edgar S. Brlghtman of BOSTON Unit
versity was the speaker at the Tabernacle
Church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingstone spoke
at the secoad Presbyterian Church on IIar-
ris Avenue last Sunday evening.
No home complete without DR.. Hough's
Cough and Lung Balsam. It's timely use
may save life. Price s. cents.
"Your Stunt" was the subject of Mr.
Arthur Cameron's address at the Taberna-
Gle Church last Sunday afternoon.
A number of slot machines have been
taken out Of place about the Square by
order of the police commissioners
The next meeting OF the Olneyville Bust
ness Mems Association will be held on
Thursday evening, February 18th.
Miss Mary f Olney, St te Secretary OF
the w CT. IT,. spoke at the Hartford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon.
DR.. NJ. d. Eubank spoke at the Broad
way Baptist Church last Sunday evenin. p
DR. Eobank is a returned missionary from
China.
The Grover Club, which is largely COM
posed Of Olneyvie men, held an "oppos-
sum dinner" at the club house in Warwick
on Sunday.
James Mccarthy, who has been connect
ed with the Riverside Mills for the past
twen,y.three years, has severed his con-
nection there.
The local "Nest Of Owls" met on Sun
day afternoon at Guild Hall A large
number of applications for membership
were received
W. II. Draper gave an address before the
Broadway Baptist Beneficial Institute on
Monday evening on "The United States as
a World Power.
Mrs. n J. Wilson Of Portland and Mrs.
A. o 2 Trip OF Bangor were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Brown of Plainfeld
street this week.
Miss Genevieve l.. Corner was the
winner Of the Anthony medal at the Web.
ster Avenue Grammar School Exercises
last Friday afternoon.
Captain William p. Whipple has been
reassigned to the Sixth Station on Chafce
street, much to the satisfaction Of his many
friends in this section.
The funeral Of William Henry Darke, who
died on Friday Of last week was solemniz-
ed on Tuesday at his late residence, Rev.
Bowey Green officiated. The burial was
At Pocasset Cemetery.
Joseph Heaton, who is we'll known in .
is able to be out again after
quite a severe illness and is able to attend .
% business at his Turkish bath establish.
nent on Aborn street, Providence.
Colonel T.. J. San Souci and r. Henry
'anspach Of this place have been appoint.
d members Of the committee Of two hun
red. which will endeayor 10 advance the
interests Of the city of Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Birtwhis:le Of 81
.lmdale avenue were surprised by a party
{ twenty-five friends on Sunday evening
he usi'ors presented Mr. and Mrs. Brit
whistle with a very handsome set Of drap-
ries. supper followed.