The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-12-15


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Extensive repairs are being made to
Fredette's stable on Stokes ST.
James T. Kennedy was in Fall River on
Wednesday on business trip
Ivanhoe Lodge, X. of p. held regular
meeting on Thursday evening
A petition is being circulated for several
more lights on Whittier Avenue.
Police Inspector Coffey, Of the Sixth
Station, has returned from his furlough
John T Kenyon and Charles IL. Rhodes
Of this section, have gone South for the
The quarterly meeting OF the Broadway
Baptist Church was held on Monday even
log.
The Grover Club will hold turkey din.
ner at their club house in Warwick on
Sunday.
Samuel Dolbey recently purchased a
house Of James ID. Baldwin on Whittier
Avnue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held a we'll at
tended whist in Mechanics Hall on Mon
day evening
Manufacturers Lodge, I. o. O. f. held
a regular meeting on Tuesday. There
was no work.
The Olneyville foot ba ] team will play
| /, I q lat.
on Sa'uiday afternoon.
Mr. George Farrell, a brother of DIR
John Farrell of this place, has just been
rle,t mayor Of Maiden, Mass
The date selected for the annual banquet
of the Olneyville Business Mems Assccia-
tion is Thursday. January 18th.
Rev. Bowley Green will give readings
from Ian Maclaren next Monday evening
at the Broadway Baptist Church.
Rev. Bowley Green will speak mex, Sun
day evening at the Broadway Baptist
Church on "San a Murderer be Saved"
The Societies of the Painfeld ST.,
Church gave an entertainment and sale on
Wednesday evening in Library Hall,
The funeral of Mrs. Clara Hogan, wife
Of Daniel J. Hogan, was held at her late
residence on Viola St, on Saturday Of last
week.
The Independent Athletic Club will give
dance on the evening OF Tuesday, Janu-
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airy 23rd in McNair's Hall on Westminster
Street,
Some improvements are being made to
Mrs, II. l.. Winsor's residence on Hart
ford Pike. The plumbing is being done
by Frank Riley.
The Anna Gordon, w. c. T. U. met on
Monday afternoon in the parlors of the
Broadway Baptist Church. There was a
large attendance.
Frank Riley has recently installed
Magee heaters in the residences OF Harvey
Clarke, 81 Grove St !, and Mr.. Gordon.
I6S Clifford st Providence.
The December meeting of the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be held in
Library Building on Wednesday evening,
December 10th. Officers will be nomin.
ated for 1919.
Thomas Christian, freight agent at the
Olneyville Station Of the N Y. N. II. & II.
K. r., has returned from Binghampton, N.
Y, where he was called on account of the
death OF brother.
Prosperity Lodge, Daughters Of St.
George, and Peabody Lodge, Sons Of ST.
George, hold an English Tea Party Concert
and Social in Odd Fellows Hall on Friday
evening, December 2and.
William B. Colwell is having a water
system installed at his residence on Hart
ford Pike in Johnston. The water comes
from an arte,ian vel ro9 feet deep, The
piping is being done by Frank Riley.
The Olneyville Checker and Chess Club
at its annual meeting held on Monday
evening, elected the following officers:
Charles Tupper, president; James I'd
munds, vice president; Frederick Austin,
secretary and treasurer. The club has
rooms at ~ Plainheld St
Miss Ann +. Brown, sister to the late
Charles II. Brown, died at her home on
Plsinheld ST., last Saturday. She was in
her ssth year. The funeral services were
held on Wednesday. Rev. George r. Bar.
nard officiated. The burial was at Pocasset