The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-14
LOCAL NEWS

Restaurant
Paul san Souci has taken position in
the Boston Store.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Greene, Of Mexico, is visit
ing friends at Mount Pleasant.
Manufacturers Lodge held a well attend
ed meeting on Tuesday evening.
More than one hundred volumes have
recen ly been added to the olneyville Free
Library.
The Lodge Aid Society of the Tabernacle
Church, held its annual meeting on We'd
nesday evening.
Rev. B. I. Livingstone spoke at the
noon meeting at the Broadway Baptist
Church last Wednesday.
The engagement of Mr.. Charles Casey
Of Mt Pleasant and Miss Barry of Brock
ton, has been announced.
Rev Bowley Green spoke last Sunday
evening at the Broadway Baptist Church
on The Release of Barabbas.
The funeral of Miss Ann Goodwin was
held at her late residence at 1908 West
minister ST., on Thursday morning.
Anna Gordon, w. c. T. u. met on Mon
day afternoon at the parlors of the First
Free Baptist Church on Plainheld Street,
The Willing Workers Of the Pettis ave.
mission, held a sale at the store on
Plainfed Street, opposite the Fire Station
on Tuesday.
Put your dog in the bath tub, spray Bug
inc on and see the fees drop of him dead
and it won't make him sick either For
sale by all druggists and grocers.
Henry Nee, claiming Olneyvlle as his
residence, was picked up at the corner OF
High and Union streets at O'Clock Satur-
day morning by Capt. Dwyer The man
was apparently in a stupor.- Bristol
| Phoenix.
Walter +. Ranger, Commissioner of
| Public Schools, has issued the third annual
program for patriotic exercises in the
schools, for Thursday, May 4th, in COM
memoration of the I35th anniversary of
Rhode Island Independence Day.
The Schubert Concert Company, will
give an entertainment and social IN irons
Hall on the evening of April 26th. The
excellence Of the musical combination is
too well known to require comment.
Their concerts are always worth hearing.
The funeral of Miss Annie Lovett was
held on Monday morning at St. Therera's
Church. The service was attended by
many friends. Miss Lovett was well
known in this section and the sad circum-
stances attending her death, have caused
much sympathy for the members OF her
family.
James IL. Mccarthy, president of the
Woonsocket Business Mems Association,
gave an address at the meeting oil the
OlneyviIle Business Mems Association OH
Wednesday evening on the New England
Federation of Business Mems Associations
A very goodly number Of members listened
to Mr. NcCarthy's remarks and then voted
to Join the Federation. T.. G. Calei
chair an of the committee on the reduc.
tion Of the fares between Manton a,
Providence. reported that the railroad
company would reduce the fare from IS tc
10 cents beginning Apal I6tn. After the
meeting, a collation. was served.
Chocolate Almonds, special, $50. ID.
Old Fashioned Chocolates, I5c. lb; Spe
cial Chocolate Mixture, 25c. b.. Drug
gists' Gum Drops, 29c b.; Chocolate
Creams, I9c. To-; Velvet Kisses, 25c. lD.
Old FashIoned Licorce Walers, 2oc. To-
Peanut Butter Dates, special, T7c. ID,
Blue Banner Chocolate Mixture, 4oc. ID.
Large assortment OF fancy boxes OF
Mixed Candy, Ioc. 50 sI.oo. Mount Yer
non Whiskey, SI.25, full quart; Monticel-
10, SI25; Canadian Club Whiskey, SI25i
Port or sherry Wine, 2Sc. and 4oc, quart;
IIoneysuckle Gin, sI.25. Byron A. Smith,
Prescription Druggist, 10 Olneyvile 50.