The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-03-03

| Kew george Kent spoke al the Dell St,
Chapel last Sunday morning.
Cora Medbury died on Monday morning,
at her home on Lowell avenue.
Councilman Henry Grimwood, has re-
turned from trip TO Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. II c. Mott are speeding
the week in Washington, ID. c.
The Troy Base ball Club he'd a dance
on Tuesday evening, in Library Hall.
Frank p. Gardiner of Laurel Hill ave,
is able to be out, after his recent illness.
The Union Tailoring Company has
opened rooms at No. I Olneyville Square.
William Koehler or Louisville, Ken.
lucky, IS visiting relatives on Roosevelt
Street.
Anna Gordon w. {. r. U. met on Mon.
day afternoon, with Mrs. Hale Of Whittier
avenue.
A iewelry shop is to be opened in the
rooms formerly occupied by Penny's fish
market
The Regent l.. and S. Club gave a
minstrel show in Irons Hall on Tuesday
evening.
Several persons were baptised at the
Broadway Baptist Church last Sunday
evening.
Miss Annie Lovett, who has been SER
iously i'll at the Rhode Island Hospital. is
improving,
Seargeant Thomas A. Kane, of the
Sixth Station, is incapacitated from duty
by lame ankle.
Oscar A. Tourtellot, who has been i'll
for the past few months, is considerably
improved in health.
f. 5. Steere, who has been suffering
from an injured knee, caused by fall, is
able to be about again.
The Wednesday MONDAY meeting Of
the Broadway Baptist Church ale attract
lug fair sized audience.
Willie Haight. the we'll known boy
preacher, spoke at the Mt. Pleasant Bap-
tist Church last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Riley Of Hampton, Connecti-
cut is the guest OF her sister Mrs. M. r,
Braney, 6o Pocassst avenue.
Saint Anthony's Society Of Saint An
thongs Church will give concert on the
evening of Saint Patrick's Day.
Charles II. Sparks, we'll known hard
ware dealer of Warren, Rhode Island,
called on friends here, Tuesday.
The Independent Athletic Club has
leased Mechanics Hall, corner Of Plain
field Street and Lowell avenue
Rev. Bowley Green spoke at the Broad.
way Baptist Church last Sunday evening,
on " The Proofs Of Conversion. "
Rsv. A. NJ, Hilliker Of Lonsdale, will
ofhciate at the Lenten service, at the
Church of the Messiah this evening.
Joseph Mcdonald Of Pawtucket, spoke
on Wages and the Tariff" before the
Textile Union, in Guild Hall on Sunday
evening
Joseph Campbell, for nearly thirty
years employed at the Weybosset Mills,
died at his home on Harris avenue, on
Saturday.
The graduating exercises Of the Roose-
welt Evening School was held last evening
Diplomas were presented by Alderman
Gilbert r. Parker.
The Annual Flutter Of the Oneyvile
Nest OF Owls was held on Tuesd ~ even
ing, at MeNair's Assembly rooms on
Westminster Street.
Rev. Bowley Green will lecture on
Humbugs" March I4th, under the
auspices Of the Brotherhood Of the Broad
way Baptist Church.
The Young Mems Association Of The
Tabernacle Church will give an athletic
entertainment in Library Hall on Satur
day evening, March 4,h.
J. Will Carpenter & Son, the local
undertakers, conducted the funeral Of Leo
pold Dimond, the well known Providence
merchant on MONDAY afternoon.
Mrs W. II. Bowen, wife Of Rev. William |
n. Bowen, died at his home at the corner
Of Oak and Sycamore Streets last Sunday,
after short illness Of pneumonia.
The Robert Rmmet Associations will
observe the r53rd anniversary Of the birth
Of Emmet, with a concert and entertain.
meni, in Irons Hall on the evening Of
March 9th.
Syrup White Pine Tar, age; Seudder's
Lieorice, large stick, &C Arabian Bslssm,
r5c.; Violet Talcum Powder, pound can,
7sc Tar Soap, large cake. Sc; 5. b.
Cough Drops, three boxes Tor Ioc. Toilet
Paper, large roll, Ioc, three tor zsc Il
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