The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-11-10

The Atlantic Mills has purchased an
auto delivery truck.
Clyde Mclaughlin has taken a position
with T. Roswell Parker.
Repairs are being made to the Broadway
Baptist Church property.
Manufacturers Lodge, l. O. o. +. held
a short session on Friday evening.
Mrs Ernest Williams of the annex, who
has been seriously i'll, is improving.
A rummage sale was held this week at
Atwood's Block on Painfeld Street.
Miss Elizabeth Fawcett sailed for Eng
land on the Ivernia on October 3Ist.
The Regent Fair which has been held in
Irons Hall, closed on Tuesday evening.
John Scott of Messer ST., who has been
III for some time, Is able TO be out again.
special meeting of the Olneyville Free
Library Association was held last evening.
Mr. Henry Bucklin has recently purchas-
ed a two tenement house on Plainheld st.
A daughter was born last week to MIR,
and Mrs. John Feahers,one of the annex
Il is understood that Larned Williams
has leased his farm at oeaSset TO Leander
Cole.
Mr. |. Dsniels is conducting a series OF
revival services at the Hartford Avenue
Chapel.
The Eighth Ward Council delegation
was elected OH Tuesday without much
trouble.
The Emmett Rifles held Smoker a,
their rooms on Broadway on Tuesday
evening,
DIR j p Reid of this place, has been
elected to thu General Assembly as a
Soci,lst
A slight fire took place in Stokes Hui d
ing, over the New lde Store on Wednes
day mnni &
DIR. Il''ber' Harris Of Long Island
10 pital, Boston, 'peut several days in
town his week
The Oneyvile Cricket Club will hold a
S cial in Library Hall on the evening oil
N )vember ISh.
The funeral OF John McNalIy OF Mag
nolla ST., was held at It. May's Church
on Tuesday morning.
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows
held an entertainment and dance in Odd
Fellows Hall, Monday
The funeral Of Mrs. Emily A. Randall
was soemnized on Friday Of last week at
her home i'll the annex.
Patrolman John ;. Hanlon, Of the Sixth
Station, who has been off duty on account
Of illness, is again on his beat.
Mrs. A NJ. Foley, for many years Postal
Telegraph operator here, expects to sail
for Europe on November 18th.
Whatsoever Circle of the Broadway Bap.
tist Church hold an entertainment in odd
Fellows Hall next Friday evening.
Willow Camp held regular meeting
Monday evening in Guild Hall and had a
very large attendance Of members.
PatroIman George Irwin. of the Second
Station and formerly Of the Sixth has just
returned from a three months stay in
Ireland.
Class No. S, Of the Broadway Baptist
Sunday School will hold an old fashioned
spelling match in the church vestry next
Tuesday evening
The Rhode Island Brass Band will hold
social and dance in German Hall on
Manton avenue on the evening of Friday,
November 24th.
The next meeting Of the Olneyville Busi.
ness Mems Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, November 18th in
the Library Building.
Thomas Grayhurst, who has been engag-
ed in the bicycle business for several years
in Twitchell's Block on Westminster ST.,
has removed from there.
me IuntIdl Oi luOLlab OflUlSnaW was
held on Sunday afternoon at his late resi-
denee on Pocassett avenue. Rev. George
4, Barnard ofhciated at the service.
A new 10 cent stamp has been issued
for the registry department. 1t is rect.
angle on end and in size is three quarters Of
an inch by seven-eighihs Of an inch. The
color is light blue The emblem is an e1
tended eagle with out-spread wings The
wording is UNITED States register" and
in the lower corner is "To Cents"
Rev. Joseph Lambert, who wss thrown
into prominence few months ago by his
part in the marriage Of John Jacob Astor,
has rendered his resignation as pastor Of
the church in Elmwood. lie says that he
is TO leave the ministry aud enter business.
Under the provisions oi neE Connects.