The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1909-01-22
LOCAL. NEWS

in New York City.
St. Therea's Branch l. ( b. L.. INSTALL
officers on Sunday
Olreyville druggists has an extremely
light trade on SUNDAY
The Kerr Homestead property will be
sold at auction on Tuesday, Feb. and.
Grove Brothers are planning some i'm
provements to their store.
Thomas +. Jones, a patrolman attached
to the Sixth Station, has resigned.
A. II Kiusalas has sold his ping pong
picture gallery to =. +. Roughan.
Harry Mason Of Bainbridge avenue spent
several days this week in New York.
James ID. Baldwin has completed house
for Or. Bailey on Elmgrove Avenue.
James Crawshaw spoke at the IIatford
Avenue Chapel last Sunday evening
w. X. Marchant's new three tenement
house on Cleveland street is completed
A new social organization known as
The Senate" has been organized here.
W a. Kimbau Of Plymouth Mass is
the new designer at the Eamscline ills.
II. A. Gibson was the speaker at the
Second Presbyterian Church last Sunday
Quite a number Of new books have Just
been added to the Oneyville Free Library
Frank A. Capweli Of South Sciluate has
tax en- up his residence on Plainheld street
Quite extensive repairs have lately been
made to the interior OF b. a Smiths drug
store.
w. II. Draper and John 7. Collision at
tended the convention OF theMassachusetts
Painters Association held in Boston re-
Gently.
Perseverance Lodge, X. Of p held a
whist party in Springers Hall, Tuesday
evening.
George w. Cox will be in charge of
John O'Donnell new garage on Westmin-
ster street.
Policeman Charles Campbell attached
to the sixth station is confined to his home
by illness.
The Mems Club Of the Broadway Baptist
Church gave a Ladies Night" on Wtdnes-
day evening.
The funeral Of the late Luke Mcnamara
was solemnIzed on Tuesday at his home on
Amherst street.
DIR. A. II. Longfellow has been appointed
IS one Of the medical examiners Of the
Providence district
Rev. J. L. Peacock of Westerly was the
speaker at the Academy Avenue Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Rev. II W. Hewitt spoke at the Y. NJ.
(. A. meeting at the Tabernacle Church
last Sunday afternoon
Rev. a. G.. Singsen preached last Sun
day morning on The Value Of Doubt at
the Bell Street Chapel.
DR.. Eubank, a missionary from China,
will speak at the Broadway Baptist Church
on Sunday, January 3Ist.
Rev. Bow ey Green suject last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
was "Cured and Thankful.
The Pocasset Mandolin Club will hold
in the near future for the benefit OF
the Italian earthquake sufferers.
Hope Council, K OF c., celebrated its
tenth anniversary on Wednesday evening.
A banquet was held which was well at
tended.
Jedediah Bassetrs Singing School vas
given in Irons Hall on Wednesday evening
by several societies OF the FIRST Free Bap
tist Church.
Many people in this section are looking
forward to the payment OF the double di
,idend by the Union Trust Company early
n February.
The Busy Workers Sewing Circle Of the
DIDdu"dJ DdpAlbt CHulNu VIII give an en- +.
ertainment in Library Hall on the evening
# February 10th.
Stephen Paine, one Of the Oldest business
nen Of Providence, in point Of being con-
engaged in business, died on Sun
ay. Mr.. Paine resided on Grove street
The funeral Of Miss sarah Callahan Of
lola street was held on Saturday. Re.
uiem mass vas sung at St An,honey's
,hurch. The burial ws at St. Francis
cemetery.
John T. Singleton Of the William Hughes
.ompany, who was injured in an aut,mo.
lie accident some weeks ago, is recover
ng rapidly from his injuries and is now
bic TO be out.
Miss Margaret Byron, former resident