The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-07

John Doyle, of New York City, is visit
ing friends in the Annex.
The olneyville section is enjoying quite
a building boom this spring.
The Union Trust Company will pay 10
per cent dividend On May 4th.
The local nest of Owls will hold its
annual banquet on Easter Sunday.
Policeman c. ]. Byron, of the Sixth
Station, is i'll at the City Hospital.
A base ball meeting was held at the
Olneyville Hotel on Monday evening.
son was born recently to MIR. aud
Mrs. James Craig Of Highland avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. +. w Twitchell are ex-
pected home from Florida this month.
grass hre on Hendrick Street on Mon
day, was extinguished by the department..
Policeman Charles Streker, has been
added to the list Of patroman at the
Sixth Station.
Peabody Lodge, Sons Of Saint George,
enjoyed social in Odd Fellows Hall last
Friday evening.
James Worth, an aged resident of the
annex, died at his home on Laurel Hill
avenue on Saturday.
Rev. +. X. Hunt has been re assigned to
the Tabernacle parish, by the Methodist
Episcopal Conference.
Madam Rosenberg, ABS Westminster ST.,
has an interesting millinery advertisement
in this weeks TIMES.
Batastini Brothers, the Delaine Street
bakers, are building an extensive addition
to their place of business.
The funeral Of Mrs. Johanna Lovett
Bailey was held on Sunday afternoon, at
her home on Erastus Street.
A concert and social will be given by
the Shubert Concert Company, in Irons
Hall on the evening of April 10th.
Rev. 5. ], Cam Of East Providence
spoke at the noon meeting, at the Broad
way Baptist Church on Wednesday.
The Westminster Greenhouses, I2os
Westminster Street, has one of the hnest
displays of Easter plants in the city.
Past Chancellor Miles, of Pennsylvania
gave an address at the meeting of Ivanhoc
Lodge, X. Of p. on Thursday evening.
The annual entertainment Of the Broad
way Baptist Beneficial Institute, will b,
held this evening al odd Fellows Hall.
The grand officers of the state, K of p
were visitors at Perseverance Lodge, at il
meeting on Tuesday evening, at Springer,
Hail.
Professor Frederick w. Leavitt, o.
Franklin, Nebraska, was the guest o
Captain Leavitt, Of Dorchester avenue OF
Saturday.
William Galligan, teller at the Unior
Trust Company's OIneyyiIle branch, hal
been confined to his home several days this
week, by illness,
The clerks and carriers of the Olneyville
Post Office, have an entertainment anc
banquet at the Olneyville Hotel on the
evening Of April 22nd.
Rev. George X. Barnard, the newly
called pastor of the First Free Baptist
Church on PIainfeld Street, preached ther,
/ GupIa,y ,,tprnip,, nj a,.r,,,
a5c for large can Of Bug-ine Spray
it in your closet and shut the door and the
moths will fall dead on the floor. For
sale by all grocers and druggists.
The contents of the livery stable OF
Frank p. Scale on Stokes Sueet, we're sold
at auction on Tuesday Mr. Searle has
been in business there for over twenty years
Manufacturers Lodge, /. 0. o. +. at its
meeting on Tuesday evening, presented a
Grand Masters jewel, to Grand Master
Nathan NJ. Wright, who is a member Of
this lodge. The meeting was followed by
banquet.
The Sunshine Band Of the Free Baptist
Church, held its regular meeting at the
home Of Mrs. J. A. Angel, Monday even
ing, with a large attendance. A short
business session including the treasurers
report, was very interesting. showing an
increase Of about 5000, received at the
musicale on April z9th. Following the
business, there was readings by Miss
Mabel Williams and Miss Ethel Brace,
Violin solos by Miss Edith A Hughes.
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston gave an
interesting and helpful talk, which was
greatly appreciated.
Port or sherry wine, 25e. qt. bottle, yiol-
ct 'aleum powder, 2sc. pound package, tar
soap, large cake SC, hair insoles, 3 pairs
for Ioc., syrup Of white pine, 23c. bottle,
Beechams pills, large size r7c., Cuticura
soap, Igc., syrup Of hyphosphites, comp,