The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-05-05

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May baskets are having quite a sale at
some of the local stores.
The Olneyvilles play the Rovers at the
Meriuo Flais, o.morrow afternoon.
Henry Searle, motorman for the Rhode
Island Company, is away ON a months trip.
The Lees drug store on Springer Square
is 10 be opened soon under new manage
ment.
A Sight fire occurred on Tuesday after
noon, in the rear of the Olneyville Post
Office.
Rev. F. II. Morgan, Of Boston spoke
last Sunday evening at the Tabernacle
Church.
Kennedy & Cough have removed their
steamship ticket office from the Square to
s. Manton Ave
Some Extensive Improvements are be-
ing made to the ID. b. { Company's works
on Valley Street.
The goth anniversary of the Dyer Ave
nue. Sunday School will be observed on
Sunday at ! p. III
William Weeden, resident of the
annexed section, died at the Rhode Island
Hospital on Sunday.
Manufacturers Lodge, at a meeting OH
Tuesday evening conferred the first degree
on several candidates.
A small building on Delaine Street, oe-
cupied by tailor, was destroyed by fire
last Saturday afternoon.
The Union Trust Company began yes
terday paying its contingent certificates
ON Thursday Of this week.
Isreal X. Wilcox has taken up his resi-
dence with his daughter, Mrs. howard
Thornton on Ralph Street.
The Church Helpers" will give a
May dance on Friday evening, May 18th,
at the Bell Street Chapel.
a minstrel show under the auspices Of
Saint Theresa's Institute, was held on
Monday evening in Irons Hall.
Rev. George Barnard spoke last Sunday
evening at the First Free Baptist Church
on Plainheld Street, on " The Value OF a
Soul. "
J. Edward Kerfoot is making some
extensive Improvements to the Wade Farm
in North Foster, which he recently pur-
chased.
w. II. Arnold of Plainfeld Street, has
been adjudged insane by the District Court
and is now at the State Asylum at
Cranston.
Squire Shows Singing School will be
Civ this evering at the vestry Of the
Pi grim Congregational Church on Harri-
son Street.
Miss Florence Newall, the well known
elocutiouist Of this section. had charge Of
Dame Punketrs Singing School, which
was successfully given in East Providence
this week.
The regular meeting Of the Olneyvile
| Business Mems Association will 0e held
on Wednesday evening, May 18th. 1t IS
expected that william ). Steere will give
an address.
Rev. Frank /. IIanscom will speak next
Sunday evening, at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tiona Church on Harrison Street, on
"Gehazi, the CRATER, an ancient character
with modern traits.
The association Of clerks and carriers. Of
the OlneyviIIe Post Office, at a meeting
held on Saturday evening, elected the fol-
lowing: Emergency Committee" Chair
man, Edward McCafery; Treasurer, Wal
ter Riley; Secretary, William Pearce.
John Leonard, who has Just been pro-
NOTED to a captaincy Of the Providence
Fire Department, is we'll known in thi,
Sec ion, where he has long been resident
lie began his career as FIRE fighter as
member Of the Rough and Ready Fire
Company Of Johnston. IFS many friends
in this part Of the city, are pleased at his
deserved promotion.
Moth Balls, Sc pound; Bed Bug Killer,
z3c. can; Cedsr-Camphor Compound, Isc.
box; sulphur, Sc. pound; Sulphur Lozen.
ges, Ioc box; Dufy's Malt, 75c. large bot
tie; Bitter Apple Hair Tonic, 4gc.; CASTLE
Soap, Sc cake; liz, I7c.; NyaTs Roach
Powder, 25c. box; A d. ). Peroxide
Cream. 25c.; Tooth Brushes, Sc 70 $50. We
carry complete line Of camera supplies.
Byron A. Smith, Prescription Druggist,