The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-21
LOCAL NEWS

John T. Kenyon is in Norfolk, Virginia,
on business trip.
The Social Four held dance in Library
Hall on Monday evening.
Sergeant Dennis p Wynn, L. S A., has
been spending a short furlough here.
There was a bap,ismal service SUNDAY
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church.
F. \. Steere is making extensive inn
provements to his grain store on Plaiuheld
Street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, |. A. NJ. will
hold a social in Irons Hall on the evening
of May 3rd.
1t is rumored that one Of the large mills
in this section, may go on shorter hours at
an early date.
The Olneyvilles and P,quots are scedul-
ed to play ball On Merino Flats, to-mor-
row afternoon.
The fine wall in front of the King estate
on Plainheld Street near the city line, is
nearly completed.
Motorman r. l.. Maynard, attended the
funetal Of a relative at Moosup, Connect
cut, on Thursday.
A series of revival services will begin at
the First Free Baptist Church on Plainheld
Street next Sunday.
The subject Of Rev. Bowey Greene's ser
mon last Sunday evening, was "The IN
recognized Christ"
John Swallow, for many years in the shoe
business here, have opened a new store
on Manton avenue
Henry Collingham, wool buyer for the
Atlantic Mills, returned this week from
FIVE weeks stay in Europe.
The next meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, May 18th,
The Schubert Concert Comp ny will give
one their fine concerts i'll Irons Hall on
Wednesday evening of next week.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. o. o. +. trans
acted considerable routine business at a
meeting held on Tuesday evening
Miss Lillian Towney of Whittier ave-,
has resumed her studies at East Greenwich
Academy, after the Easter vacation.
Miss Catherine Gately has accepted a
position as plate marker, at Charles
Rougbans Photo Studio, Olneyville So.
Samuel Bickford, of Washington, ID. c.,
is spending a few days here. Mr.. Bick-
ford was formerly a resident of this section.
The Mems Club of the Broadway Baptist
Church, held its annual ladies' night festi-
val on Wednesday. Over 100 guests were
present.
DIR and Mrs. Frank w. Twitchell have
returned from a two months stay in
Florida. DR. Twitcbell is considerably
improved in health.
The funeral OF Mrs. Grace Tanner was
held at J. Will Carpenter & Sons UNDER
taking rooms on Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
George Barnard officiated.
Frederick Hurst will give an address
before the Young Mems Literary Society,
Of Woonsocket, on Sunday evening, on
"The Recent Victories Of Socialism.
Patrolman Micheal J. Duffy, who has
been member Of the day squad of the
Sixth Station for several years, died Of
pneumonia on Wednesday, at the Rhode
Island Hospital.
The funeral Of Mrs. George Irwin, who
died on Sunday, was solemnized on We'd
nesday, at her late residence Rev.
George Barnard officiated. The burial
was at he Pocasset Cemetery.
The foreign money order business at
the post office, has been considerable,
many foreign residents always sending
money TO relatives in the old countries at
Eastertide.
Olneyyile Nest Of the order Of Owls,
observed its second anniversary with q
banquet and social in Library Hall on Sun
day afternoon. The supper was followed
by literary and musical program.
Alfred b. Ramsdell, who was a resident
Of the Plainfeld Street section, previous
to its annexation 10 Providence, died at
his home in Pawtuxet on Sunday. Mr..
Ramsdell was interested. in the real estate
business for many years.
The State Convention Of the Independ.
ent Order Of Odd Fellows, Manchester
Unity, was held on Wednesday at Stokes
Hall. The order was well represented
from all parts Of the state Frank Built
want, Of Washington A,odge, was elected
Grand Master and Frederick Hurst Of Bud
Of Hope Lodge, Provincial Deputy Grand
Master.
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