The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-02-12

Fred Barnes was the speaker at the Hart
ford Avenue Chapel last Sunday afternoon
A large number of ante Lent sooials and
balls are planned in this section for next
week.
Joseph Holden sailed for Europe on
Tuesday on the Cunard 5. 5. Ivernia from
Boston.
The Times has received copy OF the
annual report of the Commissioner of For.
estry.
The meeting of the Olneyville Business
Mems Association has been post poned
one week.
Fred Hurst addressed the Mems Club Of
the Riverside Congregational Church on
Wednesday evening.
Perseverance Lodge X. Of p held an
open meeting and smoker in Spriuger's
Hall, Monday evening.
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p, will hold a
social in odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
evening, feDIuatl 2Stu'
A small tool shed owned by Charles
McGary of Eastwood avenue was destroy.
ed by FIRE Monday evening"
The annual meeting of the Rhode Island
Press Club will be held at the Crown Hotel
on Monday, February 21nd.
Rev. Bowley Green's subject last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
was The Woman Beautiful.
A large number of depositors have been
in evidence at the Union Trust Company's
Olneyvlle Bank this week drawing their
dividends.
The annual meeting of Anna Gordon, w
C. I. U. was held at the Plain6eld Street
Baptist Church last Monday afternoon
Mrs. b. 7. Livingstone gave the address,
Rev, Robert b. Parker, rector of St.
James Church, Broadway, has received
call from Christ Church, Quincy, Mass.
Mr.. Parker has been the rector of st.
James Church for fourteen years and his
departure would cause deep regret among
his parishioners.
The saloon fixtures belonging to ID. Mil
Ter & Company OF this place, and formerly
used at SIS Westminster street, near the
boyle Building were sold at auction yester-
day. The net proceeds of the sale will be
given by Mr.. Miller TO the Italian Relief
Fund and local charities
The post Office department has informed
Congressman Capron OF Rhode Island that
the proposed rural mail route out Of Peace
dale, which he had previously recommend
ed, Will be established within the near fu-
ture. This will be the first route estab-
lshed at Peacedale.
The American National Red Cross So
ciety has notified the various state organi-
zations that no more contributions are
necessary for the Italian earthquake suf.
ierers. At the close Of business Saturday
the total amount contributed had reached
SeS5, 600.
All United States railroads reporting
weekly have now reported for three weeks
of January and show total gross earnings
of $40, 565,94 gain Of 81 per cent over
the corresponding period Of last year, but
compared with January, 1907, when trade
was very active, there is a loss Of II per
cent.
The Independent Athletic Club installed
the following officers last Friday evenings
President, Thomas Dali; Vice President,
Arthur NJ. Vick; Secretary, Frank Scrat-
ton; Financial Secretary, Merle Scratton;
Treasurer. William p. Mclaughlin; Execu-
tive Committee, Charles Wood Peter Nor
rison and George Mcdowell. After a re-
ception an oyster supper was served.
Joseph Morrigon celebrated his fourth I
birthday at his home at 2SI.Kilingly street
last Saturday afternoon. Eight Of his lit .
tie friends called to assists in the obser-
vance. Among those present were Emily I
Hor,man, William Horsman, Rena Althans,
John Aspinwall, Harriet Aspinwall, Edgar
Evans, Mildred Crosby. There was games.
music after which a collation. was served.
At the annual meeting Of Anna Gordon.
W. c. 7. IT,, held on Monday afternoon
he following officers were elected: Presi-
lent, Mrs Myra Bennett; Vice President,
rs Effe K Terry; Second Vice President.
v s. Charles Ainswortb; Secretary, Mrs.
va en- Be nett; Assistant Secretary, Mrs.
lame Greenhage; Treasurer, Mrs. S. a.
Dlney The following superintendent
we're ely-ted: For Railroad and Firemen,
Mrs. n. c Gorton; Systematic Giving,
Mrs. A. Knight; Flower Mission, Miss II.
q. Stone; Sunday School Work, Mrs. d.
Hubbard; Instruction in Schools, Mrs. J.